
Stupid Teenagers Must Die (2006) on Netflix
Kane and a group of teenagers gather at a haunted house in the 1980s to hold a séance. Strange phenomena greet them inside, and Kane tries to lead the group out.
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Plot summary
In the 1980s, a crowd of teenagers picks a haunted house as the setting for a séance. The guest list is a catalog of horror types: Kane, the cool hero; Julie, the innocent girlfriend; Madeline, the goth girl; Alfie, the tough guy; Tiffany, the ditzy blonde; Michael, the shy geek who pines for the blonde; Sissy and Jamie, a pair of lipstick lesbians; and two big geeks, Geek One and Geek Two. As they enter, strange phenomena meet them, including pitfalls and people undressing for no clear reason. They walk into dark rooms anyway. Kane works to lead the group out of the house.
Cast
- Jovan Meredithas Kane
Ashley Schneideras Julie
- Devin Marbleas Alfie
Lindsay Garethas Tiffany
Renee Dorianas Madeline
- Cory Assinkas Geek One
Jonathan Brettas Geek Two
- Will Deutschas Ryan
- Jamie Carsonas Sissy
Christina DeRosaas Jamie
Anna-Marie Wayneas Officer Wayne
Matt Blashawas Michael(Matthew Blashaw)
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- Debbie Andersenas McGee Zombie
- Hailey Fletcheras McGee Zombie
- Michelle Fletcheras McGee Zombie
- Sara Parrellas McGee Zombie
- Scott Sanfordas McGee Zombie
- Jeff C. Smithas McGee Zombie
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Stupid Teenagers Must Die (2006)
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- At the Backseat Film Festival, Stupid Teenagers Must Die! won Best Film Title, and actress Lindsay Gareth took the festival's "Best Breasts" award.
- The premiere of Stupid Teenagers Must Die! was booked for July 13, 2006, at Cinespace in Hollywood under the title Blood & Guts, but the film was unfinished, so director Jeff C. Smith showed a rough cut, the audience panned it, and he spent months re-editing.
- Director Jeff C. Smith, co-producers Sara Parrell and Curtis Andersen, and actor Jovan Meredith all worked together in the Entertainment division at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, and it was on an earlier project there that Smith noticed Meredith's acting.




















