The Skulls 3
July 23, 2008
Clare Kramer of TV’s “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” stars as Taylor Brooks, a sexy, young undergrad who is determined to become the first female member of the secret Skulls society. After she coerces the Council into including her in the initiation rites of the elite brotherhood, Taylor soon finds herself engulfed in a sinister world of deception, intimidation and murder.
Customer Review: Clare Kramer lifts this one
I bought this one only because I saw gravedancers and I thought Clare Kramer was good in that. I did not see the second Skulls movie, but I thought the first one was okay. (not great - just okay). This was a decent movie if you want to kill a couple hours. It is pretty predictable and the resolution is obvious early on, but it is fairly entertaining. Clare (who is in virtually the entire movie) does a good job carrying the film, although for all her character’s struggles with conscience and the tragedies that have led her to this point, I thought she was kind of shallow when she got what she wanted. She was also a bit unbelievable as the most competent of the pledges trying to make it into the Skulls. She was the best man in the group. I don’t see those guys as the future movers and shakers of America. Barry Bostwick was solid and the rest of the cast did a decent job. I would recommend this movie based on an interesting (if not completely original) concept, sincere acting, and a lack of bad language. I’ve never been one who thought that foul language just for the sake of foul language added anything to a film. It’s nice when you find a film that doesn’t abuse it.
Customer Review: [Out of Five] Not bad, Clare Kramer is fine, but…
This Series is running out of steam. See
it on TV if you can, but see the first 2
in the Series first (Who’s?) Barry Bostwick
[he’s better in Leslie Nielsen’s ‘Spy Hard]
is also diabolical in here about Fraternity
boss who has plan to infiltrate his Co. into
US Military with help of CLare’s father - until
killed by his son (!) at the end. Good ending! Buy from here…
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