When four dudes find a magical necklace that summons four foxy women looking to have a good time, the sparks fly and the partying begins in this outrageous fantasy comedy co-starring Michael Madsen. I really had no expectations when I bought this movie - I was purely going by someone else's recommendation. Since I buy almost anything anyone suggests, I shelled out the cash for it. I popped the tape into my VCR, and settled down on my couch, ready to be bored by another indy flick that tries to be funny, and falls on it's face. 2 minutes into the movie, I had to sit up because I was laughing too hard. Everything about this movie is absolutely fantastic. The actors are so relaxed and natural. The humor is slapstick, but in a realistic, "hey, that happened to me the other day" fashion. The story takes a classic creature, and puts a whole new myth into the legend. The characters are an insane mix. And those women… don't even get me started. Every person I've shown this movie to loves it. I'm not usually one to replay movies very often, but I watch this about once or twice a week, and it's still not getting old. I could honestly watch this movie every day, and I don't think I would be bored with it for months. If you want to laugh your friggin butt off, pick up this flick. It is seriously one FUNNY movie. 11/10 Ultra-silly low-budget comedy takes the usual oversexed teenage(?) boys, in unwitting possession of a hexed necklace, being torn from a crazy night of shenanigans with the babes for some mano-a-mano with machete-wielding nuts, loopy suburban ninjas, and doctrine-arguing, break-dancing Christian warriors. There's definitely a Monkees influence here, and the humor is often predictable, yet I found myself laughing out loud at several points. The dialogue is often hilarious, too. It's cheap as all get-out, but 42K scores frequently enough to merit a look and/or a rental, particularly if you have a sweet tooth for wacky humor.
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