Groupers

A grad student kidnaps two homophobic high-school bullies to use as her subjects in an experiment performed at the bottom of an empty swimming pool.

Cast

Nicole Dambro

as Meg

Peter Mayer-Klepchick

as Brad

Cameron Duckett

as Dylan

Jesse Pudles

as Orin

Brian Ioakimedes

as Talkie

Max Reed III

as Frank

Travis Stanberry

as Hank

Terrance Wentz

as Durant

Marqus Bobesich

as Tex

Edward Jackson

as Omar

Reviews

Gimly

Acting is generally bad, and quickly devolves from taut revenge thriller to screwball comedy, but I was actually kind of interested in the characters that showed up after the first scene. Intriguing more in concept than execution, but even so. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, di...

CinemaSerf

"Meg" (Nicole Dambro) is being courted by a couple of lads in a bar. She decides to take them back to her place, so into the back of her van they get. Next thing, they awake to find themselves tied up on the floor of a swimming pool with a small tube connecting them at the groin. Why? Well it seems ...

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