User Reviews

My friend asked me to watch this movie because she heard it was good. We sat down and started to watch and could not get into it at all. The plot is a bad plagiarizing of Clerks (that is not even close to the quality of film or writing of Clerks). Narrator has to be used to introduce characters and location, which shows how shallow the plot is. There are times you can see a mic pole in the shot (shocked because the audio sounds like it used no mics at all but the ones on the camera) and scenes with cars driving show they left the camera on the white SUV. This film was something we tried to muscle through with laughter, not because it was funny, but because whoever made this was so bad at filming they couldn't even make it the quality a student in high school would do. I watched it for free on Amazon Prime and i am shocked that Amazon allowed this to be published on their site. I should have listened to the bad reviews on Amazon, save yourself the time and don't watch.

I heard about this movie by a film guy named Graham Jones. I saw the minor flaws when I searched for them. Dialogue and The plot needed a little more depth. The two leads were good and believable. The fact that two Midwestern guys knew more about the disgusting stuff in Hollywood more than the people who are working in the industry claimed to know at the time is pretty amusing to me. At least this film went for it and commented on it before it was all over the news cycles and to me that took balls.

Some parts are slow and clearly used for filler. I give that a break because it was made with a super low budget of 5 grand.I laughed, I smiled, and i was amused. The star wars stuff didn't fit the movie and could have done without it didn't make me laugh or find interesting. The black dude with safety glasses made no sense and maybe that was the joke they were going for? I watched it on prime for free. I recommend giving it an honest shot. Accepting it's flaws in it and getting lost in enjoying it with some friends while drinking beers.

This is a film about Waterloo, or it's supposed to be. Waterloo is the most diverse city in Iowa but there is very little diversity displayed in this great cinematic blunder. When there is someone that's not cracker white they are some sort of caracture. There are two black dudes. One of them plays the mayor, and he's actually the mayor. The other one plays some sort of womanizing drug dealer with an obviously fake afro. The Native American is made fun of. That's not to mention the running joke of the "Uber Jew" that seems to transcend the entirety of the catalogue of offerings from these people. Horrible.