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Midnight Madness (Part 2)
Description
The movie follows college students as they find adventure on the streets of Los Angeles while by invading a minigolf course, an observatory and a brewery during a scavenger hunt.
The movie follows college students as they find adventure on the streets of Los Angeles while by invading a minigolf course, an observatory and a brewery during a scavenger hunt.
Actors:
John Voldstad,
Marvin Katzoff,
Brad Wilkin,
Christopher Sands,
Bert Williams,
Keny Long,
Eddie Deezen
John Voldstad
20 February 1951, Oslo, Norway
Marvin Katzoff
Brad Wilkin
Christopher Sands
Bert Williams
12 April 1922, Newark, New Jersey, USA
Keny Long
Eddie Deezen
6 March 1957, Cumberland, Maryland, USA
Director:
Michael Nankin ,
David Wechter
Michael Nankin
26 December 1955, Hollywood, California, USA
David Wechter
1956, Los Angeles, California, USA
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#David Damas #David Naughton #David Wechter #Debra Clinger #Michael Nankin #Midnight Madness (CD2)
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