Society (1989)

Director
Brian Yuzna

Main cast
Billy Warlock; Connie Danese; Ben Slack; Evan Richards; Patrice Jennings

Genres
Drama, Horror, Comedy

Description
A Beverly Hills teen (Billy Warlock) discovers his parents are part of a gruesome orgy cult for the social elite.


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