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 was willing to go into this with an open mind. Another semi-pornographic comedy riding the wave that The Hangover made. It showed so little restraint and even put me mind of some interesting things about that nature of gender and sexuality in our culture.

But once they leave that strip/brothel things go south. It wants to be the Hangover but it doesn't appreciate what made The Hangover so much fun. They went from one crazy situation to the next with a vivid sense of escalating stakes.

This just plods along desperately trying to fill its own runtime and it is really tedious. It was hard to resist just fast forwarding a lot.

There's also a strong rape culture undertone to it. Admittedly it seems to have the message that pretending to be gay to get women to try and convert you is somewhat perverse (some would call it rape by deception) but that just makes it all the more irritating with its hypocrisy, its sanctimoniousness and the obnoxious way it thinks men having ugly sexual experiences is hilarious when to depict the same thing happening to women would be unthinkable.

These movies are often a hair away from being a feminist masterpiece of sorts but these writers don't seem to be able to see the ugly side of their own writing and what should be satire is creepily sincere.