BuzzKill

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A struggling writer, Ray Wyatt, acquires fame in an unusual way when a notorious serial murderer, named the Karaoke Killer, steals his car and the newest draft of his script.A struggling writer, Ray Wyatt, acquires fame in an unusual way when a notorious serial murderer, named the Karaoke Killer, steals his car and the newest draft of his script.A struggling writer, Ray Wyatt, acquires fame in an unusual way when a notorious serial murderer, named the Karaoke Killer, steals his car and the newest draft of his script.

Director
- Steven Kampmann
Writers
- Steven Kampmann
- Matt Smollon
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4.2/10

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Director
- Steven Kampmann
Writers
- Steven Kampmann
- Matt Smollon
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Some cast members, including Martin Short and Andrea Martin are veterans of the Second City theatre, which produced this film.

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Buzz Kill is an original and hilarious film!

On occasion, you get to see a really good film. This was one of those occasions. I just caught Buzz Kill tonight in NYC and was blown away. This is a very smart and hilarious movie that really keeps you entertained from start to finish. Daniel Raymont is an amazing comedic actor who gives an outstanding award deserving performance as aspiring writer Ray Wyatt. The film follows Ray on his crazy journey to Hollywood. Krysten Ritter and SNL's Darrell Hammond also give great performances. The films soundtrack was rocking and fit the film perfectly. Buzz Kill Writer/Director Steven Kampmann is brilliant! This is one of Kampmann's best films. I'm looking forward to the DVD release.