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4.6/10
3.3K
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After a college student is tapped to join the elite secret Skulls fraternity, he witnesses a girl's death and his life starts falling apart.After a college student is tapped to join the elite secret Skulls fraternity, he witnesses a girl's death and his life starts falling apart.After a college student is tapped to join the elite secret Skulls fraternity, he witnesses a girl's death and his life starts falling apart.
- Awards
- 1 win & 6 nominations
Ashley Tesoro
- Ali
- (as Ashley Lyn Cafagna)
William Lazar
- Peyton Whitmore III
- (scenes deleted)
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaRobin Dunne later co-starred on Dawson's Creek with Joshua Jackson who starred in the first Skulls movie.
- Quotes
Kelly: Ryan came, before.
Ali: I told you not to let him in here!
Kelly: Why are you breaking up with him?
Ali: I loved you like a sister, and it hurts me that you have to turn on me like this, as the apartment is in my name, I think its best for you to go by tomorrow.
Kelly: Alright, what did the skulls give you?
- ConnectionsFollowed by The Skulls III (2004)
Featured review
The premise of the Skulls and it's sequel is that we are looking at the inner workings of one of America's (fictional) secret societies.
Unfortunately because it is a sequel it will be compared to the original.
This film has the same premise as the first film. A young college student who is 'tapped' to become one of the elite of the elite, a problem crops up and there is a lot of running in fear for the life of our hero.
This installment offers up more sexual energy and more likable (and well played )dislikable characters, a few minor changes in casting could have been made. For instance the abundance of overly WASPish pretty boys. Without debating how ethnically diverse secret societies are, I'm sure all the younger members are not all pretty boys.
The story, what little of it was there, does turn the previous movie on it's ear, sort of. Which would have been more refreshing had it had the sence of suspense and wonder of the original and excluded the somewhat rushed-wanna-be-a-cool-plot-twist-but-wasn't ending. Make no mistake though, I am not saying that the first one had a lot of suspense, it just seemed to have more.Unfortunately the performances of the young actors could not bring this movie to life.
All in all, I would recommend it if you are not looking for much depth or story.If you're looking for a movie to satisfy look for something else. I would give it a 3 out of 10.
Unfortunately because it is a sequel it will be compared to the original.
This film has the same premise as the first film. A young college student who is 'tapped' to become one of the elite of the elite, a problem crops up and there is a lot of running in fear for the life of our hero.
This installment offers up more sexual energy and more likable (and well played )dislikable characters, a few minor changes in casting could have been made. For instance the abundance of overly WASPish pretty boys. Without debating how ethnically diverse secret societies are, I'm sure all the younger members are not all pretty boys.
The story, what little of it was there, does turn the previous movie on it's ear, sort of. Which would have been more refreshing had it had the sence of suspense and wonder of the original and excluded the somewhat rushed-wanna-be-a-cool-plot-twist-but-wasn't ending. Make no mistake though, I am not saying that the first one had a lot of suspense, it just seemed to have more.Unfortunately the performances of the young actors could not bring this movie to life.
All in all, I would recommend it if you are not looking for much depth or story.If you're looking for a movie to satisfy look for something else. I would give it a 3 out of 10.
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- $3,800,000 (estimated)
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