Total Frat Movie

If you miss the fun and outlandish lifestyle of your college days, this movie is for you! From the opening credits, I was taken back to the glory days, scene after scene. I found myself laughing out loud throughout the film, and I wasn't alone...the whole theater was joining in. One of my favorite parts was seeing Tom Green back on the big screen. If you know the Total Frat Move brand, this is a no-brainer for you to check out. It is the perfect embodiment of the brand in movie form, and even reminds you of the classic college films (i.e. Animal House). I definitely recommend checking this movie out, as I guarantee you will find yourself loving every hilarious, raunchy, and memorable moment.

There is no context to glorify rape of unconscious victims; particularly that of a comedy film. Thumbs so far down they're under the table snapping this disc for being approved of and printed by hollywood.

At first I was a bit sceptical about this film but its a good film with some really funny scenes. Its refreshing to have a film about college that has some funny new concepts unlike any other films about student life.

Everything from the bad voiceover to the amateur acting derails this train from the opening scene. Most people wont notice the bad sound quality and second rate cinematography but it is terrible. Why does Netflix subject us to this garbage???

Charlie Martin, from a long line of frat leaders, is overjoyed as a new pledge to Alpha house. During his first party, he launches fireworks that cause major damage. College dean Kravitz (Tom Green) revokes their charter. Three years later, rival frat Kappa Nu tries to take their house. Charlie has to get the frat reinstated with his two mates to stop the takeover by challenging rival leader AJ to a duel. They win the duel but need 12 more members in a week to get reinstated.

This is very much a standard boobies frat movie. There are lots of boobs and that includes the idiot guys. Actually, the guys are not irredeemable. Most of the college kids are functional and forgettable. Tom Green gets a small role and completely Tom Greens it. He's ridiculous and no longer that funny. This is not the worst of this kind of movie but I can't give this a pass.