The Beach Girls Review

A party at the beach with a lot of girls and guys. This is all that the movie is about. Seems interesting, doesn't it? Well, it's not. All the girls are chirpy fools and all the guys are clowns. And the censors have done a neat job with their scissors. One wonders if there was a job to be done in the first place.

Sarah (Debra Blee) is a teenager who is staying at her uncle's resort in Paradise Beach, for the summer. Two of her friends, Ginger (Val Kline) and Ducky (Jeana Tomasina), come over to join her and kick off the party. They get pizza boys, cops and a whole lot of other people to join them, and create a ruckus that ends after two tiring hours. Every one looks a caricature out here, with the exception of Sarah and Scott Daniels (James Daughton). But these two put you off with their talk of finding meaning in life. It's all along predictable lines. They ultimately find meaning in each other.

Let this one go by. You won't be missing anything.