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The basic set-up is a sexually frustrated bride-to-be gives her fiancé a hall pass to get his freak on in Vegas. She tries to ensure this by telling the best man (who apparently is an employee in her company) he will get a promotion if he gets the groom laid. Honestly their isn't any point in telling you anything further regarding the plot. The acting is SO bad. The topless women are really the only reason to watch this bomb. If this is your only option to watch, you might consider giving your goldfish a bath, maybe even counting hair follicles, learning to levitate, or even master the Time Warp!

I dunno, maybe I'm crazy but as far as raunchy B-movies go, this one was actually fairly decent. I laughed, I cried, I admired lots of *—who had the best roles in the movie, actually. The Vegas cut-scenes thrown in like a truly high-end iMovie user took the cake, baby! Real cinematography genius there. As an added bonus, the music was actually pretty good. Worth the hour or so of your time to watch, if only for the * and the music... but if you were looking for more than that (why would you every need more than that in a movie is beyond me), you're going to be disappointed. Baaaaahhhh, who am I kidding? The music wasn't that great either.

Moviecut—Bachelor Night

source: Bachelor Night

Adrian (Andrew Bongiorno) is getting married. His bride to be (Megan Albertus) likes real kinky sex, which Adrian can't get into. She gives him a "hall pass" to go have a lot of kinky sex during his bachelor party. In Vegas, our four guys meet a four gal counterpart having a bachelorette party. The film goes on to become grossly improbable. The object of this comedy didn't seem to be funny, but rather have as many topless scenes as possible, and when not topless, bikinis. The plot an dialogue was terrible for this Asylum film which included strip joints, lap dances, adult movie shoots, and miscellaneous nudity. Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity in most scenes Nudity( Heather Paige Cohn, Samantha Stewart, Melissa Mensah, Anna Beletzki, Megan Albertus, Angelica Ng, Magdalena Tcherno, Shawn Rougeron, Vanessa Sheri +others) 5 stars for the nudity. Otherwise not worth watching.

It's Derek's bachelor night and he and three friends set off for Las Vegas for the festivities. There they meet Casey and her three friends: she's there for her bachelorette party. They're all there to have some fun but nothing will prepare them for what lies ahead. I had low expectations for this film and many of those expectations were lived up to as this has many of the traits of a B-grade movie. However, it is not all bad, some scenes are quite funny and there are a few laugh-out-loud moments. Plus there are some, er, visual delights. Yeah, it's quite basic and juvenile but maybe I was just in the right mood for it. Moreover, the film is short (88 minutes) and has great energy and momentum so is never dull. If you can't make a great movie, make a short movie, and that's what the director did.

Phillip andre botello and lenny hernandez were absolutely ridiculous and stupid to boot ... the whole premise of this fiasco was wrong from the beginning ... although most of the women were pretty enough and chesty, the scenes of their nakedness were very minimal ... find another t and a movie to waste time on

I dunno, maybe I'm crazy but as far as raunchy B-movies go, this one was actually fairly decent. I laughed, I cried, I admired lots of *—who had the best roles in the movie, actually. The Vegas cut-scenes thrown in like a truly high-end iMovie user took the cake, baby! Real cinematography genius there. As an added bonus, the music was actually pretty good. Worth the hour or so of your time to watch, if only for the * and the music... but if you were looking for more than that (why would you every need more than that in a movie is beyond me), you're going to be disappointed. Baaaaahhhh, who am I kidding? The music wasn't that great either.

It does have topless women. Other than that the attempt at humor sucks. Cliche male dominance movie. Again it does have topless and hot women.