Life of the Party
A freshman comes to a frat house party only to find his roommate dead upstairs.
A freshman comes to a frat house party only to find his roommate dead upstairs.
Deon Smith
Freshman
Alec Clemmons
Frat Guy
Matthew Kucharczyk
Matt
Hayden kalp
Stoner
Ethan Mathias
Drunk
Jess Sidel
Girl
Alex Bender
Officer
A freshman comes to a frat house party only to find his roommate dead upstairs.
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