Starf*cker

Erik Fellows has once again aced his role, playing the narcissistic Jimmy Starr, a character that you will have a love/hate relationship with . I am a die-hard Erik Fellows fan and I follow his career, not wanting to miss a single thing ! Also, Mark David is a PHENOMENAL writer, director and cinematographer ... LOVE this guy ! Johnny Dower's won me over with his portrayal of Jimmy's brother Grant, a lovable character you won't soon forget ... Johnny never disappoints ! This film definitely has a surprise ending ... who'da thunk it ! ;) I can't wait to see what lies in the future for this talented bunch !

Not funny, not at all. Jimmy is a phony unlikable drug addict/actor with no redeeming qualities.

Cold and selfish he is used by other cartoonish characters who ultimately cast him aside when he is of no further use.

A pointless waste of everyone's time...the audience the cast and crew.

Bad bad terrible writing featuring an annoying narration by the main actor throughout which I think an admission by the studio that the turkey won't fly and something was needed to stitch the mess together.

The best part were the scenes of Los Angeles streets and landmarks with nice arial shots of the city.

It was a nice break from the plot and the general stupidity.

Erik Fellows is the actor we've been wanting to come back with a comedy like this. If you're a fan of movies such as Step Brothers, The Hangover, Wedding Crashers! This is strongly going back to that tone of humor, with lovable characters, and sincere heartfelt moments. Imagine the guy you knew in high school, college, or maybe even at work. That is so into himself, his pride has pride.

That's Jimmy Starr. You hate him, you love him. He's the guy you can't stop watching. But also waiting for him to mess up. Though this is on the extreme side of what can happen to a young, good looking artist wanting to make it in the industry. It's also not completely too far off.

Each scene is capturing in its own way, and continues to drive the story. You'll watch the character referred to as Johnny Starr go through highs and lows. Do some shady things, you tend to hear about in Hollywood. Though, at the core. He's still a good person. A great film, one I'm hoping inspires more to come after.

I made an account just to say how bad this movie is. The only laughs it got out of me and my girlfriend were us cringing at the 4th wall breaks. The protagonist periodically turns to the camera to say a witty one liner that seems like it was written by a 14 year old, which was embarrassing. Not even a good bad movie, infuriating at points with just how generic and soulless it seems. We put the movie on with low expectations but it exceeded in boring us. It seems like there's money behind its production, edited nicely and the sets are believable. If you are looking for a good bad movie then this is not the one!

I don't know where to even begin. This was a so bad it's good kinda flick, like if you got a group together to check it out - you'd laugh and wonder aloud 'wtf' several times.

Maybe the amazing dialogue like 'I'm not gay. Am I gay???' or 'and we all know hookers love cocaine.' Or 'my bro just b@nged a hot chick in the bathroom.'

Or maybe it's the brother coming out as trans after driving 2000 miles to sleep on a couch then telling everyone he's gay, which are two very diff things

Or maybe it's the fact it's about a sleazy guy who sleeps his way through Hollywood and the chapters of the story are read out loud by a babies voice???

Or when he's told he's going to have bleach his @$$hole for the role in an African American pie spy thriller romance movie

Or how every character sleeps with him, helps him, compliments him, etc. Even lesbians want to go to go bed with him! Now that's very real and very cool. Or when some guy calls him and ends the convo by telling him he's the man.

Or how he just uses this poor younger guy for his money and berates him for not complimenting him enough. And makes him sleep outside after charging rent then sleeps with the guys date by lying and tricking her.

Or how the dude questions himself and someone tells him to just keep being himself cause he's so great and that's what inspires him to continue on rather than you know...learn or grow or develop. God forbid.

Or the end where the film admits it means nothing and adds up to zero.

Or the weird references to things from 10-15 years ago constantly. Did an AI write this???

Seriously this movie was written by some fratbro or something because it's trying to pretend he's a smooth talking charismatic van wilder type but it's just not written well enough to work

This was one you have to see to believe. Nobody would believe you if you described it to them and they'd assume you had a fever dream when ill or are mixing up like 7 diff movies.

If you like bad cinema, this is something special at times. We found ourselves laughing and so confused how this ever got made...