Decoys Page #5

Synopsis: In St. John College, the freshmen and best friends Luke and Roger meet the sexy blond cousins Lilly and Constance in the laundry of their building. They are next-door neighbors, and the experienced girls invite the young men to visit them anytime. Lilly forgets a package of coins in the laundry, and Luke goes to their room to return it. The room is empty, and he sneaks around, when the two girls arrive. Luke hides himself in the wardrobe, and through an opening, he sees Lilly with many tentacles on her breast. Luke tries to convince his friends that the girls are aliens, planning to attack Earth, but nobody believes in him. Meanwhile, some friends of them are found dead, with the internal organs completely frozen.
Genre: Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director(s): Matthew Hastings
Production: Lions Gate Films Inc.
 
IMDB:
4.6
R
Year:
2004
95 min
Website
236 Views


But tonight is a night of rebirth...

of the promise of a new tomorrow.

A holiday feast we will always treasure...

with our new friends from foreign lands.

Raise your glasses, everyone.

- Merry Christmas.

-Cheers.

Entertainment!

You!

He's alone.

Baby got backup.

That's it, ladies.

Show me your navels!

When I am done with you,

there won't be anything left to cry about.

Are you out of your f***ing mind?

Sh*t.

Natasha, this is for Gibby!

Belt of Orion?

I was telling you the truth.

I was.

Please don't do this, Luke.

- How's about the Belt of O'Fryin'!

-No!

Don't shoot! I'm from Rosedale!

Roger says hello!

Not good.

Don't shoot. She's mine!

We did it.

We saw it, you saw it.

- They're real.

-Yeah, real dead.

Thank you.

My God, Luke, are you okay?

Now I am.

You never gave up on me.

Never.

Yeah, never.

What the hell happened here, Callahan?

Why don't you ask them?

Tell us what you saw.

There were these reptilian alien women

everywhere. At first, they were hot.

Then they were not.

They showed their vicious claws

and attacked in the steam, man!

You heard it here first.

I'm Kelly Knoxville for WMAT, Action News.

All this time, and I never noticed.

Sometimes your destiny can be so close,

it's practically invisible.

- Your eyes are so beautiful.

-Because they're looking at you.

What the hell is going on?

You're early.

Oh, God.

No!

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