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Release Date: 2009 Cast: Elizabeth Schmidt, Jarrod Pistilli, Jessica Jolly, Joe Spellman, Scott Laska, Carl T. Evans, Laura Bach, Simone Stout, Vedette Lim, Helen Green
Categories: Movies, Comedy, Indie Kicking The Dog is a 2009 American comedy film written and directed by Randy Scoot Lammey. The movie follows a group of friends as they party during a summer break from college.
The movie was shot on Super 16mm with a budget of $72,000, mostly at the home of Lammey's parents, and was released on DVD on April 21, 2009 in the USA by MTI Home Video. The movie has since been released in many foreign countries.
Kicking The Dog revolves around a group of seven friends who are all either home from college for the summer, or who have just graduated from college. There are also five high school age... MORE
Kicking The Dog is a 2009 American comedy film written and directed by Randy Scoot Lammey. The movie follows a group of friends as they party during a summer break from college.
The movie was shot on Super 16mm with a budget of $72,000, mostly at the home of Lammey's parents, and was released on DVD on April 21, 2009 in the USA by MTI Home Video. The movie has since been released in many foreign countries.
Kicking The Dog revolves around a group of seven friends who are all either home from college for the summer, or who have just graduated from college. There are also five high school age characters who are hanging out with an older brother. While boozing and telling stories about old times, Satchem is forced to decide if he wants to take a job in another state, or stay at home with his girlfriend, Julie. The womanizing character of Matt brings his younger brother Robbie to the party, who brings two of his innocent friends and a couple cute girls, who become prey for Matt, unknowlingly to his brother. The character of Josh begins a job at a local adult book store and begins dating a former slut who joins in his fetish fantasies.
The movie was shot near West Chester, Pennsylvania, LESS
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