F*&% the Prom

This movie is awful. Not going to lie, I fast forwarded through most of it thanks to the beauty of Netflix. Teenagers are nothing like this and the acting is shoclibg. Not only that but the casting? It seems like they tried to find cheap actresses and actors who mildly resembled people from other strong sitcoms and movies, New Girl, I'm looking at you. Madelaine Petsch is the only redeeming quality and she should run far far away from whoever put her in this movie.

The choice to put a young youtuber as a teacher a d dress her in old clothes? Does not make them old. It makes for a bad cameo.

Don't waste your time.

By and far one of the worst films of 2017, from the trailer and premise you're fooled into thinking a good dark comedy is about to play out, it doesn't. There is nothing likeable about it, car crash plot (when there is one), awful acting (the adults are the worst), terrible cinematography, poor editing, just a mess from beginning to end. The humour is so far off the mark, stereotypes abound, ten years ago it would have been borderline acceptable, now it's most certainly not.

F the Prom! I will start with the positive. The cast played their roles well. Madelaine Petsch stands out in this film. I enjoyed the messages and the story of the film. The execution of it could have been better. I would say this is a average teenage film, not spectacular. There are some laughs and some heartfelt moments. This might be one of those films you watch just once. It's not as bad as some are saying. It does drag a bit at times though which drops it down a bit. I showed it to a friend and he thinks it's just ok as well. I bought this movie hoping for a bit more than what we got in this film.

This is by far the worst film I've ever watched, and I've seen most of the transformer films. It is like if someone ate nails and what out this film. It tries to pander to teens by insulting them. I want nothing but to erase this film from my memory. It's not even like so bad it's good it just gives you a migraine. The rapey vibes this film goes off while reaffirming all of the worst high school stereotypes. It's a sickening mix of radiation poisoning and depression. I need an Ambien prescription to be able to sleep now, don't watch this film.

Oh, that was painful. I'm normally a fan of the Fine Bros, and I really dig their react shows. Unfortunately, thus was nowhere near that quality. The jokes fell flat, the characters were cardboard, the acting varies between elementary school level and puke-inducing, and there wasn't one thing that felt like actual high school material. The only redeemable parts were Danielle Campbell and Joe! Courtney's performances, although the ending was dizzying enough to make me hate that too. You'd be better off watching Batman and Robin again, or maybe pouring lemon juice into your eyes. Just.....don't watch this.