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Deadly Girls Trip (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 7, 2025

Original Title:
Deadly Girls Trip

Genres:
TV Movie | Thriller

Production Companies:
Sunshine Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

On vacation with her gal pals, Lacey's friend Janice is found dead. The other women tell the police she must have fallen, but Lacey is sure they are each covering up a deadly secret that they'll do anything to protect.

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Production

Assistant Editor:
Fernando Fontana

Casting Director:
Scott Muller

Colorist:
Laura Larrosa

Costume Designer:
Kristina Sellers

Costumer:
Bridgit Christian

Dialogue Editor:
Carlos Olmedo

Director:
Damián Romay

Director of Photography:
Hernan Herrera

Editor:
Ezequiel Brizuela

Executive Producer:
Tom Berry
Sebastian Battro
Kayley Loveridge

Foley Artist:
Nicolas Mannara

Foley Recordist:
Marlene Vinocur

Gaffer:
Junior McCleney

Key Grip:
Jamie Pate

Music:
Massimo Sammi

Post Production Coordinator:
Gabriel Campañó

Producer:
Damián Romay
Jacobo Rispa

Production Accountant:
Ivelisse Cortijo

Production Coordinator:
Cortney Morgan

Production Design:
Ehren Reed

Production Sound Mixer:
Giovanny Basabe

Script Supervisor:
Taylor Jewell Harris

Set Dresser:
Brandon Hodges

Sound Effects Editor:
Lucas Kremar

Sound Mixer:
Ignacio Seligra

Still Photographer:
Tammy Howell

Stunt Coordinator:
Sean Ramey

Supervising Sound Editor:
Esteban Golubicki

Writer:
Leo McGuigan

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