Christina Scaglione of “Jersey Shore Massacre”

Posted on August 28, 2014

West Orange, New Jersey is known for their famous residents- Ian Ziering, Scott Wolf, and Mike Pitt, just to name a few.

Now you can add another name to the list- actress Christina Scaglione, star of the new movie “Jersey Shore Massacre“. Christina stopped by the #HipNJ Studios to talk with Lisa Marie Latino about her role and more!

“Jersey Shore Massacre” is horror comedy loosely based on the reality TV series “Jersey Shore”, and is executive-produced by one of the show’s stars, Jenni “JWoww” Farley.

After losing their Seaside Heights beach rental, “Teresa” and her girlfriends wind up in the Pine Barrens. Unbeknownst to the group, a mentally deranged killer is out for their blood. Christina plays “GiGi”, the innocent one of the group who “carries around a stuffed animal and is super-involved with her boyfriend.”

JSM is Christina’s first feature, and she enjoyed every aspect of the experience. “Everything from the amazing crew to the red carpet experience was a dream come true.”

Christina isn’t the only talented Scaglione- her brother, Dominic, played Frankie Valli in Broadway’s Jersey Boys!

“Jersey Shore Massacre” is available on iTunes, Amazon, and other online retailers. You can also view on-demand: Comcast, Time Warner, Cablevision, Direct TV, and Dish Network.

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Lisa Marie Latino

Lisa Marie Falbo (Latino) is CEO and executive producer of Long Shot Productions, a full-service media production company based in Fairfield, New Jersey. Latino’s career has produced numerous commercial, corporate, and entertainment programs that have taken her throughout the United States as well as Europe. In 2014, Latino co-launched Hip New Jersey a lifestyle program featuring the latest trends around the Garden State. She serves as the television show’s executive producer and host. Hip New Jersey can be seen on HometowneTV, NJ on Air and HipNewJersey.com. Latino has appeared on a wide variety of local television, network cable, and radio shows, including TLC’s Cake Boss, SNY’s Oh Yeah and on WFAN Sports Radio. She also works in-season for the New York Giants Radio Network, and has served as an adjunct broadcasting professor at Seton Hall University. In 2016, Latino added published author to her lofty resume with the release of her debut novel, Ten Years Later. In 2017, “TYL” won Best Fiction at the Independent Authors Book Expo. Latino graduated from Montclair State University in 2006 with a degree in broadcasting and speech communication.

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