Leeches!

Leeches!

Infobox_Film
name = Leeches!


starring = Matthew Twining
Josh Henderson
Stacey Nelson
Alexandra Westmore
Michael Lutz
Tony Carroccio
Charity Rahmer
Maya Parish
Stephen Sowan
Greg Lyczkowski
Mark Ian Miller
Trevor Harris
Julie Briggs
Tyler Sedustine
Mike Cole | writer = Gary Barkin
David DeCoteau
Michael Gingold
(story)
Michael Gingold
(screenplay)
director = David Decoteau
producer = Gary Barkin
David DeCoteau
(producers)
Marla Grossman
Joseph Rice
(executive producers)
Mona C. Vasiloiu
(line producer)
distributor = Rapid Heart Pictures
released = 2003
runtime = 85 min.
language = English
budget = | music =
amg_id = 1:303047
imdb_id = 0339288

Leeches! is a Horror movie, released in 2003, directed by David DeCoteau.

Plot summary

Members of a college swim team take anabolic steroids to enhance their performance. While on a daytrip to a local lake, a couple of the members pick up some leeches, which feed on the steroids in their blood. The leeches end up washed down a shower drain, where they grow to enormous size and return for more feedings.

Following the deaths of several members of the team and a college administrator, the few surviving team members and one of their girlfriends hatch a plan to kill off the monster leeches. They will draw them to the campus swimming pool by having one of the swimmers act as bait. Then they'll electrify the pool, electrocuting the leeches. Tragically, the team coach, who's been infested by a leech, attacks them, delaying the electrification just long enough to allow the leeches to kill one last swimmer. Finally the coach is subdued and the switch is thrown, frying the leeches.

As the film ends, a surviving swim team member, in true mad scientist fashion, is revealed to have had a hand in creating the leeches and is shown to have breeding stock left.

External links

* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0339288/ Leeches! at IMDB]


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