Lloyd Kaufman
as Self
The comedy film Last Day of School, starring Lloyd Kaufman, Christian Larson, Mark Justice, etc., directed by an unlisted director, was released on July 1, 2016 in the United States. It tells the story of Four college guys caught cheating on their final exam are forced by their unstable teacher to perform a series of outrageously funny and sexy tasks in order to graduate. This is a Comedy film with a runtime of 94 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 2.8/10 from 549 viewers.
Lloyd Kaufman
as Self
Christian Larson
as Chad
Mark Justice
as Rob
Scott Butler
as UK Beer Drinking Champion
Rachel Riley
as Sindi
Brace Land
as Police Officer
Ben Stobber
as Hudson
Bonnie Belle
as Pauline
Nailya Shakirova
as Amber
Tom Bonello
as Tom Baroni-Mob Boss
George D. Miklos
as Ted
Michael Mahal
as Kumar
Nicholas George
as Nick
Brian Blu
as Mr. Penny
Keith L. Hall
as College Teacher
Mark Pereira
as Mark
Colie Knoke
as Blond Woman in Hotel
Alfonzo McCarther
as Officer Jake
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I actually like a lot of Troma films. Low budget comedy isn't always a bad thing but it does have to have at least a sense of humour and some decent casting. This film has neither. Unfunny script and no-talent actors in their 30s playing college kids is a recipe for a disaster and that certainly holds true for this "movie". Add the total lack of meaningful production values and you have a steaming pile of crap trying to be the next Van Wilder. They spent about $5 on the opening titles--all 20 seconds of them-- and maybe $7.50 on the score. The background music is so horrible that I almost turned the movie off after the first 30 seconds. Most amateur efforts on YouTube have better music. Then there is the setting. A dorm room (I guess) with a couple of thirty something college kids eating what is supposed to be a high class meal. There's a chocolate cake and some cheap looking wine on the table. The movie is supposed to be in Las Vegas so they segue to some stock footage of a fountain that I guess is the Bellagio and then you see some guys talking on a generic looking street. After that I just quit watching. I didn't laugh and in fact I didn't even crack a smile during what was probably less than 10 minutes. But it felt like a couple of hours of torture. I didn't even manage to stick around to see Lloyd Kaufman who I usually enjoy. It just wasn't worth it. So you can discount my review and hope that it gets better after I quit watching but I really strongly doubt it. Avoid at all costs unless you have a relative in this movie. That's probably the reason that the rating is 6 point something. There are only about 250 ratings at the time I write this so I'm certain that most of those ratings came from cast, crew and relatives!
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL is an attempt by Troma to do a high school sex comedy in the American PIE mould. Unfortunately it never even comes close to being funny and despite having slightly better production values than most, it's a near-unwatchable mess of a movie. The story is about four dull and unfunny guys who are caught cheating at an exam and instead of being punished are set tasks by an eccentric teacher. These tasks typically consist of the guys bedding beautiful women or visiting a sex club. There's a lot of sexual content but not as much nudity as you'd expect and virtually no exploitation. Lloyd Kaufman appears for a brief and crude cameo. Even though LAST DAY OF SCHOOL has better acting than usual, as a comedy it's a real non-starter.
Good movie!
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