National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 2

National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 2: College @ Sea (credited onscreen with the subtitle College @ Sea) is a 2006 American mystery comedy film and the sequel to National Lampoon Presents Dorm Daze (2003). Chris Owen and Danielle Fishel reprised their roles from the original along with Tony Denman, James DeBello, Patrick Cavanaugh, Marieh Delfino, Jennifer Lyons, and Gable Carr. Added to the ensemble are Vida Guerra, Charles Shaughnessy, Richard Riehle, Jasmin St. Claire, and Oren Skoog with Justin Whalin as "Foosball". The film was directed by the brothers David and Scott Hillenbrand and written by Patrick Casey and Worm Miller.

The music of UK Swing Band Dominic Halpin and the Honey B's is featured in this film along with the score composed by David Hillenbrand.

Plot
The film unfolds during a Semester-at-Sea-type cruise in the Caribbean. The class from Billingsly University are trying to put on a play to win a contest Sexy and scheming Gerri (Marieh Delfino) and stoner Pete (Patrick Cavanaugh) are competing for a scholarship. Newmar (Tony Denman) is trying to have sex with his Christian girlfriend (Vida Guerra). Rusty (Oren Skoog) is just trying to have sex with anything he can. The creepy Dante (Nicolas Shake) runs around planning all sorts of nefarious schemes. Meanwhile, a priceless stolen jewel is loose on the boat and everyone is after it.

Cast

 * Charles Shaughnessy as Professor Rexford "Rex" Cavendish
 * Oren Skoog as Rusty Daugerdaus
 * Vida Guerra as Violet
 * Marieh Delfino as Gerri Farber
 * Patrick Cavanaugh as Peter Michael "Pete" Hanson
 * Tony Denman as Newmar
 * Nicolas Shake as Dante
 * Jeremy Howard as Eli
 * Justin Whalin as Foosball
 * Chris Owen as Booker McFee
 * Danielle Fishel as Marla
 * Jennifer Lyons as Lynne
 * Worm Miller as Brady
 * Paul Hansen Kim as Wang
 * Kip Martin as Stukas
 * Gable Carr as Rachel
 * Richard Riehle as Captain Bunkley
 * Jasmin St. Clair as Mrs. Bunkley / Summer Solstice
 * Larry Drake as Dean Dryer
 * China Jesusita Shavers as Robin Daniels
 * Patrick Casey as Mike
 * Kinna McInroe as Olga
 * Dr. Joyce Brothers as Celebrity judge
 * Ted Lange as Celebrity judge
 * Kato Kaelin as Celebrity judge
 * Travis Van Winkle as Frat guy

Production
The film was shot on location in California. The primary location for the shoot being the Queen Mary docked in the harbor off Long Beach.

Release
The film had its premiere screening at the Directors Guild of America Building in Hollywood on June 14, 2006.

Home media
The film was released on DVD September 5, 2006. It debuted at number 28 on the U.S. rental box office charts bringing in $790,000 in its first five days.

Sequel
A third film was planned but was reworked into what became Transylmania, released in 2009.

Soundtracks
1. "On My Own" Performed by No Mayers 50 Written by Carsten Wischermann (GEMA) Copyright Control Courtesy of NOMA Music.

2. "Higher Sexucation" Written by Bill MacMillan and Peter Rafelson Produced by Peter Rafelson Performed by Zebulon Additional Vocals by LaLa Avedis Courtesy of RM Records © 2006 Rafelson Music (ASCAP).

3. "Pass It Over My Way" Written by John Gillies & Don Plance Performed by James Book & John Gillies & Mat Nathan Vocals by Randy Crenshaw Studio 9 Publishing (BMI).

4. "Break It Down" Performed by Alana Da Fonseca (as Alana D.) Written by Ali Dee (as Ali Theodore), Zach Danziger and Alana Da Fonseca (as Alana DaFonseca) Published by Canvas One Music (BMI) Courtesy of DeeTownEntertainment,Inc.

5. "The Very Best Thing" Performed by Bill Solly Words and Music by Bill Solly (ASCAP) Courtesy of Bill Solly (ASCAP) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

6. "Where Do the Girls" Words and music by "Screamin' Scott' Simon' (as Scott J. Simon) Published by SJS Music, Inc. Performed by Sha-Na-Na (as Sha Na Na).

7. "He's so Ready" Written by John Gillies & Don Plance Performed by John Gillies & Tom Bethke Vocals by John Gillies, Randy Crenshaw & Rosanne Limeres Studio 9 Publishing (BMI).

8. "Cavendish Theme" Written by John Gillies Performed by John Gillies, Tom Bethke, Mat Nathan, Rene Castro & Doug Norwine Studio 9 Publishing (BMI).

9. "I Say Woo" Written and Produced by Peter Rafelson Performed by Peter Rafelson Courtesy of RM Records © 2006 Rafelson Music (ASCAP).

10. "Heave Ho" Written by John Gillies, Don Plance & Graham Daddy Performed by Tom Bethke & John Gillies Vocals by Randy Crenshaw & John Gillies Studio 9 Publishing (BMI).

11. "Womanizing Objects" Written by Brian Casey and Danny Burke Performed by The Skeptics (ASCAP).

12. "Born Again Virgin" Written by Cindy Alexander and Paul Trudeau Performed by Cindy Alexander Jam Cat Publishing BMI/Pauly Wally Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of Jam Cat Records.

13. "Borracho Y Loco" Performed by Bermudez Triangle Written by Jorge Bermudez (ASCAP) and Lee Parvin (BMI) Published by Felicia Rose Music (ASCAP), Inflatable Music (BMI), North Port Music (ASCAP) and Three Degrees Music (BMI).

14. "Drug Dealer" Performed by Mike Mutantoff and The Killektive Written by Mike Mutantoff (ASCAP) Published by Killective Records (ASCAP) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

15. "Mexican Hat Dance" Arranged by Jeremy Sweet (BMI) and Yuval Ron (ASCAP) Published by Smashtrax Publishing (BMI) and Walawalasmash Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

16. "Gabriela e Marcelo" Performed by Eric Speier Written by Eric Speier' Published by Canvas One Music (BMI) Courtesy of DeeTown Entertainment, Inc. By arrangement with Format.

17. "Muchacha" Performed by Manzanares Written by David Manzanares and Michael Manzanares (BMI) Published by David and Michael Manzanares / Copyright Control (BMI) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

18. "The Monkey Song" Written by John Gillies & Don Plance Performed by John Gillies & Tom Bethke Vocals by John Gillies and Randy Crenshaw Studio 9 Publishing (BMI).

19. "Is It Tonight" Performed by Dominic Halpin Written by Dominic Halpin (PRS) Published by Flashpoint UK Media (PRS) Courtesy of Noma Music.

20. "Pound It" Written by Gable Carr and Eric Lynn Produced by Gable Carr and Eric Lynn Performed by Gable Carr Courtesy of Get Caught Publishing Eric Lynn Music.

21. "I'm a Slut, So What" Words and music by "Screamin' Scott' Simon' (as Scott J. Simon) Published by SJS Music, Inc. Performed by The Sluts.

22. "Let's Go" Written and Produced by Peter Rafelson Performed by Peter Rafelson Courtesy of RM Records © 2006 Rafelson Music (ASCAP).

23. "The Real One" Written by Scott Sax, Devlin Murphy and Brandon Peters Performed by Devlin Murphy Courtesy of Fountain and Faith and Scott Sax Songs By arrangement with Full Circle.

24. "Don't know what you're missing"Performed by Terry Forsythe & Regina Brown Background Vocals performed by the Henley's Written by Vales Crossley & Curtis Burton Produced by Vales Crossley & Curtis Burton Executive Producer: John Jefferson Pro-camp Production Company Curty Publishing (BMI).

25. "Captain Blue Blush" Written by Brian Casey and Danny Burke Performed by The Skeptics (ASCAP).

26. "I Want You Tonight" Written by Allen Maldonado, Choice Skinner (as James Choice Skinner), Adesegun Shofu Produced by Darkan & Luji "The Genie" Performed by Poc Dawone Additional Vocals by Mahogany & Shawn Walker Vocal Production by Darkan, Poc Dawone & Luji "The Genie" Engineered and Mixed by Darkan & Luji "The Genie" Courtesy of Da Truth Records.

27. "Friggin' In The Riggin'" Performed by Salty Dick Arranged by Jerry Bryant (BMI) Published by Old Fashioned Music (BMI) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

28. "You're Gay" Performed by Denise Nolin Words and Music by Bill Solly (ASCAP) Courtesy of Bill Solly Music (ASCAP) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

29. "Blow The Man Down" Performed by Alex McMurray and The Valpariso Men's Chorus Published by Velvety Pod Music (BMI) Administered by Banjoski Music (BMI) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

30. "Drink To The Day" Performed by James Walsh Arranged by James Walsh (BMI) Published by Banjoski Music (BMI) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

31. "North Atlantic Squadron" Performed by Salty Dick Arranged by Jerry Bryant (BMI) Published by Old Fashioned Music (BMI) Courtesy of NOMA Music.

32. "Nothing More To Say" Performed by Alyson Written by Alyson and Daveed Produced by Hex Hector for Ground Control Productions Published by Alyson (ASCAP) and Daveed (ASCAP) Copyright 2005 PM Media.

33. "Funeral Gang Bang" Written by Brian Casey and Danny Burke Performed by The Skeptics (ASCAP).

34. "My Girl" Written by Cisco Adler and Aaron Smith Produced by Cisco Adler Performed by Shwayze Courtesy of Dick Charming Music (BMI).

35. "Across the Water" Written by Gable Carr and Eric Lynn Produced by Gable Carr and Eric Lynn Performed by Gable Carr Courtesy of Get Caught Publishing Eric Lynn Music.