Utter rubbish

Rating: 1/10 (4 July 2013)

One obvious question such a movie endeavours to answer is: "how bad can it really get"
On the surface, the finest of younger Hollywood are part of its credits, although in retrospect how that came to be raises some very uncomfortable questions.
It all starts with a get together, where two friends join a Hollywood style party one of whom is not keen at all. The party gets under way and seems fun until the end of days commences that very evening. As the intriguing (being ironing) story unfolds, it turns out that Satan in the form of a giant charcoal statue with a sizeable p..., commences Aramgedon.
This synopsis tell it all. Poor story of particularly bad taste, with ample of tackiness similar to a B horror movie, to the point I found myself wishing they could all just evaporate so that I could leave and head home.
In all fairness they were some amusing scenes and decent one liners but could do nothing to salvage this rubbish of a movie.
One thing I will not get over, is how such a cinematic junk got the most known younger Hollywood to take part is a question for the ages. Some of the cast, I have a lot of respect for although a massive question mark now hangs.