Extreme Movie (2008)

User Rating:

4.3/10   

Directors:

Adam Jay Epstein
Andrew Jacobson

Writers (WGA):

Adam Jay Epstein (written by) &
Andrew Jacobson (written by) ...

Release Date:

29 July 2009 (Iceland)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

A film with many happy endings...

Plot:

A sketch comedy movie about the joys and embarrassments of teen sex. But mostly the embarrassments. |

Plot Keywords:

Sex | Webcam | Pink Panties | Baby Monitor | Blue Brassiere

Cast

Ryan Pinkston	...	Mike
Michael Cera	...	Fred
Brian Burt	...	Dancer
Rich Ceraulo	...	Angus
Vanessa Lee Chester	...	Charlotte (as Vanessa Chester)
Dennis Cockrum	...	Len's Dad
Byron Cotton	...	David
Nicholas D'Agosto	...	Evan
Shasa Dabner	...	Lindsey
Christina DeRosa	...	Nancy
James Eckhouse	...	Jessica's Dad
Danny Ehrhardt	...	Biff
Jane Silvia	...	Female College Student (as Jane Silvia Epstein)
John Farley	...	Mr. Matthews
Meagen Fay	...	Len's Mom (as Meagan Fay)

Also Known As:

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Teen Sex... But Were Afraid to Ask (USA) (original script title)
Hotdogs & Doughnuts (Australia) (DVD title)
Parental Guidance Suggested (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong pervasive sexual content, nudity and language - all involving teens.

Runtime:

USA:75 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Colour:

Colour

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

USA:R | USA:Unrated (unrated DVD version) | Australia:MA | Finland:K-15 | Iceland:14

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Blue Bally

Movie Connections:

References Victim of Love (1992) (V)

Soundtrack:

I Feel Dirty

Even the Razzies spat this crud out.

From the offset this film tries so hard to pull off a 1999 teen comedy spoof, though it fails cringefully. The movie is just one incoherent skit to another - all involving different characters, with flashes to an awful 'Street confessions' mock TV show and film editing transitions of white noise, how windows 95. Also talent wise Frankie Muniz headlines the movie, which for an out of work child actor doesn't say a lot. Big name Michael Cera looks embarrassed through trying to bounce off other wooden 'actors' (I doubt they were even that) involved a small role in an equally unfunny scenario. And the porn scene... I think it's safe to say SAG have no idea where those artistes were hired from. The writers also embarrassed themselves implementing poor, poor imitation scenes from Weird Science, Girl Next Door and Not Another Teen Movie, so much it ruins the original.

Overall I felt hurt I had wasted my time watching this film, the very least they could have done was edit it so it all stories were linked and thus gave somewhat correlated chronology of events, instead of mind wobbling mess of themes. There was a main plot of the film nestled inbetween the separate dire toilet humour gags, though it was underdeveloped and poor.