Ronald Reagan Attacks in David Arquette’s “The Tripper”, Trailer

30 March 2007

Topics: Jaime King, Movie Stuff, Videos

Cartman on South Park hates hippies with a passion, and apparently so does the ghost of Ronald Reagan. Or at least, some guy dressed up in a nice suit and wearing a mask of Ronald Reason and wielding an ax. So what’s ol Ronnie doing now that he’s dead? Howzabout in the woods chopping dirty, stinking hippies into little bits and pieces. Sounds like fun times! The movie in question is the camp horror “The Tripper”, about a group of kids who goes to a hippie jamboree in the woods, only to find themselves stalked by an ax-wielding Ronald Reagan killer. Good times, good times.

“The Tripper” stars Jaime King, Thomas Jane, Paul Reubens, Lukas Haas, Balthazar Getty, and is directed by David Arquette. The Gipper attacks April 20th, 2007. Trailer from the movie’s Myspace site below.

The Tripper Official Trailer

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