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Was This Ever Shown On USA UP ALL NIGHT?

posted 17 years ago by RobBase086-1
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I never even heard of this movie before and was not even sure if it was a sequel to the Sorority Babes In The Slime Bowl O Rama. That is why I checked it out. If this was shown on USA UP ALL NIGHT then I do not remember this at all.

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[–] Jackie_Seven 17 years ago

According to the list at Wikipedia, this movie was never shown on USA Up All Night.

[–] RobBase086-1 17 years ago

It is a shame if it is suppose to be the sequel to Sorority Babes In The Slime Bowl O Rama. You know because then it would have been a good B movie to show then on USA UP ALL NIGHT.

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[–] RobS36 16 years ago

I have not seen this one but would love to see it though.

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[–] B-MovieDork 15 years ago

the first is one of my all time favorite movies - THIS one is one of the WORST films i have ever seen in my entire life! This never could have been shown on television. The budget was somewhere around $100 (I kid you not). Its just a bunch of midwestern teens in the 80s with a video camera, hanging around their campus activity hall. REALLY REALLY BAD, no nudity whatsoever (which was a HUGE case of false-advertising on the VHS box art).

[–] Dear_Oderus_Urungus 12 years ago

Yes, it is technically a sequel to "Sorority Babes In the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama and the director of that film, David DeCoteau, even executive produced this one. But make no mistake, this is quite literally one of the most inept horror flicks ever made. I guess it's fun, but it doesn't even come close to touching the original. Where the original was shot on film, the sequel is shot on VHS and even though the original had some competent acting, the acting in this flick scrapes the bottom of the barrel. If you're expecting something in the vein of the original, avoid at all costs. But if you're expecting fun Z grade schlock, then you might give it a try.

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