Senior Week

Year: 1988

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: English

Director: Stuart A. Goldman

Comedy

Everett and his party‑ready friends hit the road for an all‑night drive to Florida’s beaches, hoping for a week of sun, fun and gorgeous girls. Chaos erupts when two jealous girlfriends appear unexpectedly, and a deranged teacher shows up to collect an overdue term paper Everett still owes her.

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