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Psycho Beach Party

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The movie focuses on Chicklet Forrest, a sixteen-year old tomboy with a split personality who's desperate to be part of the in-crowd of Malibu beach surfers. And when a few severed body parts are found, she becomes the suspect.

Genre:

Comedy, Mystery, Horror

Actors:

Lauren Ambrose, Thomas Gibson, Nicholas Brendon, Kimberley Davies, Matt Keeslar, Charles Busch, Beth Broderick, Danni Wheeler, Nick Cornish, Andrew Levitas, Amy Adams, ...»

Director:

Robert Lee King

Country:

United States

Release:

2000

IMDb:

6.0

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Duration:

95 min

KEYWORDS:

#Lauren Ambrose #Nicholas Brendon #Psycho Beach Party #Robert Lee King #Thomas Gibson

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ACTORS OF "Psycho Beach Party"

Lauren Ambrose

20 February 1978, New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Thomas Gibson

3 July 1962, Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Nicholas Brendon

12 April 1971, Los Angeles, California, USA

Kimberley Davies

20 February 1973, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia

Matt Keeslar

15 October 1972, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Charles Busch

23 August 1954, New York City, New York, USA

Beth Broderick

24 February 1959, Falmouth, Kentucky, USA

Danni Wheeler

5 February 1974, Herts, England, UK

Nick Cornish

3 October 1976, Portland, Oregon, USA

Andrew Levitas

4 September 1977, New York City, New York, USA

Amy Adams

20 August 1974, Vicenza, Veneto, Italy

Kathleen Robertson

8 July 1973, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Nathan Bexton

26 February 1977, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Buddy Quaid

26 November 1974, Houston, Texas, USA

Jenica Bergere

4 July 1974

Channon Roe

27 October 1969, Pasadena, California, USA

Ruth Williamson

25 January 1954, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

David Chokachi

16 January 1968, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA

18 September 1975, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Nicholas D'Agosto

17 April 1980, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Richard Fancy

2 August 1943, Evanston, Illinois, USA

Michael Manasseri

28 February 1974, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA

Rona Benson

Tera Bonilla

Danny Amis

1959, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

10 September 1970, New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Thomas Brungardt Esq.

Madison Eginton

28 August 1989, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Stephen Wozniak

22 January 1971, Dover, New Hampshire, USA

Christopher Zuckert

DIRECTORS OF "Psycho Beach Party"

Robert Lee King

CREATORS OF "Psycho Beach Party"

Charles Busch

23 August 1954, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Psycho Beach Party"

Florence 'Chicklet' Forrest

Played by: Lauren Ambrose

Kanaka

Played by: Thomas Gibson

Starcat

Played by: Nicholas Brendon

Bettina Barnes

Played by: Kimberley Davies

Captain Monica Stark

Played by: Charles Busch

Mrs. Ruth Forrest

Played by: Beth Broderick

Marvel Ann

Played by: Amy Adams

Rhonda

Played by: Kathleen Robertson

CRITICS OF "Psycho Beach Party"

Gerry Shamray

Sharp satire. Great fun.

January 25, 2003

Dennis Lim

Awkward combination of garish set decoration and muffled humor.

January 01, 2000

Cole Smithey

Cool original camp. This is a fun little movie.

November 16, 2007

Tim Brayton

Immaculate execution in every detail of one poor conception after another... uninspired, arrogant, and lazy.

August 14, 2014

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David Nusair

It's all enjoyable enough, but it's played so broadly that it loses whatever impact it might have had.

August 01, 2003

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Gregory Weinkauf

It's Back to the Beach writ saucy.

February 04, 2004

Brent Simon

If this wearying exercise in camp, rib-nudging double entendres, rhyming gollyspeak and groovy-daddio! set design wrapped around a wan murder mystery sounds like an Annette Funicello movie gone to hell, it at least succeeds on one level.

November 18, 2002

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Stephen Holden

It definitively skewers the false innocence of American pop culture on the eve of the countercultural deluge.

January 01, 2000

Kevin Thomas

It's too much filmed theater to come alive fully on the screen.

February 14, 2001

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Ernest Hardy

Saddled with both a script and direction that never comes near the wit or cleverness in Busch's own performance.

January 01, 2000

Bob Graham

Good belly laughs amid lower-key giddiness.

January 01, 2000

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GALLERY OF "Psycho Beach Party"