Terrible, vile film

Rating: 1/10 (22 June 2013)

This alleged comedy relies heavily on the shock value of certain words (s—t, f—k, r-p-) and their associated actions. There's not much else. It is a vile film with little or no redeeming value and even less humor if by that you mean subtlety and wit.
The film begins with two men discussing healthy eating and bodily cleansing. An eight year old would love how they use the adult equivalent of the "poop" word in almost every sentence. They are then shown eating fast food at a drive thru; this passes for a sight gag.
Later six supposedly adult men – all self professed celebrities who should know better -- are stranded alone in a large house after a party (fellatio included) which is followed by an earthquake that devastates the city. The action revolves around survival but focuses on, among other things, masturbation including a long dissertation about who can shoot further between two shouters (one on a balcony and one below like Romeo and Juliet, get it?), homosexual rape (shown mercifully as shadows on the wall), heterosexual rape (the six "comics" verbally draw straws for a lone woman who ventures in seeking shelter until she reappears with an axe and decapitates a phallic sculpture; they wisely let her go), and other such antics. There's even a full frontal masturbation with the action mercifully below screen but the output on screen. One comic (if that's the right word) wears throughout the film a T-shirt with the large printed legend "Take Yo Panties OFF!!!". And we are treated to this profanity throughout the entire film; there's no relief.
If you are a teenager just learning about sex and words best left unspoken this film is for you. Otherwise, stay away.