The overall narrative was written by a high school sophomore.

They tried far too hard to cram a tight narrative where it didn't belong. It's not even worth talking about any more than that; to provide that level of scrutiny to something you could barely call surface-level would be giving it too much credit.

The effects and monster fights were an absolute blast. If they cut the narrative portions down to someone speaking directly to the audience for a few…

Exactly what what it says on the tin. A prank movie in the vein of Jackass and Bad Grandpa, with a loose and forgettable narrative, which in this case, is a benefit.

You'll only be disappointed if you're trying to pull more out of it than what's there: Eric Andre and company setting up silly-ass situations to prank people.

Eric Andre takes it several steps farther and the set ups are always among the actual public, allowing for a very…

Never have I seen a film so offensively bland that being worse would improve it.

I think the movie was made to appeal specifically to middle-aged white dudes who reek of Bud Lite and wink at you while singing the, "midnight toker," line in that Steve Miller Band song after showing you their class ring.

Jessica Alba's presence brings nothing to the table and, like Dane Cook, was only cast because elderly movie executives who haven't talked to a teenager…