It's a tough call. A few too many shots, snorts of cocaine and a prostitute aid the buddies in their quest for the ultimate good time. With fresh blood all over the fancy, white bathroom, Kyle and his friends face the prospect of jail time or worse. Unfortunately, callously committing a crime and trying to cover it up has an effect on everyone's conscience, and it comes back to haunt them.
Life quickly changes from the simplicities of arranging wedding seats to grave digging.
Slowly but surely, the body count rises. Given top billing as the longtime childhood friend to Favreau's character, Slater plays his usual movie role as the slick, fast-talking Boyd. Slater skillfully presents Boyd as a conscienceless character with a somewhat destructive attitude, thoughtfully controlled by the character's previous self-empowerment classes. Although the script seems to play to Slater's acting ability, there could have been more. Despite getting many great taglines, it almost seems like Slater has to hold back from comedic ad-libs.