Take Me to Tarzana

I wouldn't say it's a bad movie but not good one as well. In many details its quite insanely hilarious, but many parts are long and didn't quite fit the storyline. But overall speaking, it's ok to kill time and at least I paid most of my attention during the movie.

A hilarious romp that thoroughly entertains with a fine balance of intelligence and vulgarity, while slyly taking merciless shots at the deserving institutions of our time including corporate America, big pharma, big data and so on.

A great cast and a handful of over-the-top comedic performances will leave some of these characters with you long after the credits roll. Well done.

This is the story of a man who works in a drug company. One day by chance he finds out that his boss is spying on the women in the office. He informs his female co-worker about the issue and they try to find out what his boss is up to. The story is well-written. I see many different locations in the movie. I liked the movements of the camera. I didn't hear anything special about the sound effect and background music, but they were ok. I saw an amazing acting crew. Andrew Creer, Jonathan Bennett, and Samantha Robinson were awesome. I am pretty sure we will hear from Jonathan Bennett in the comedy genre more. He reminded me of Jim Carrey. I recommend this movie for comedy genre fans.

Love the Jameson character - he cracks me up!! Definitely the kind of guy I'd like to go on a weekend bender with! haha

Take Me To Tarzana combines the relatable day-in-day-out corporate drudgery of Office Space with the shenanigans of Workaholics set in a high stakes scheme-gone-wild plot reminiscent of The Big Lebowski. The elements mix well for a hilarious romp around LA while weaving an important narrative centering on current fears of workplace harassment and Big Tech spying on (and monetizing) our deepest secrets. This is the Millennial answer to the impending midlife life crisis that is office place malaise and having our most personal data exposed all over the web. Come for the prescient story on the corruption of big data, stay for the psychedelics-fueled trip with a monkey in a jungle mansion.

The entire cast is very solid, but Jonathan Bennett especially knocks his comedic performance out of the park, which pairs well with Owen Harn's Tarzan-themed techno villain. Chris Coppola is perfectly sleazy, Bob Wiltfong shows up to crush your soul and make you laugh out loud all at once, and Maria Conchita Alonso even sneaks in for some hilarious guest work with Emanuel Hernandez as her son in the funniest liquor-store-operating duo this side of Hollywood. Take Me to Tarzana is well-crafted indie production storytelling at its finest. Well worth the price of admission.