#Fuck the prom cast movie#

One homophobic joke is where the basketball team, including the teacher, are backing away from the gay kid.

In another scene, Statzill is okay with students raping each other as long as they don't get caught.

Cruel and disturbing jokes, with Cole's father infamously ordering his own son to stop trying to peek at Maddies's nipples, when she is supposed to be around fourteen or fifteen years old thus, the joke is considered pedophilia.

And here we are with these newfound of communication, not to bring us together, but to rip each other apart! What is up with that?'

'We didn't shoot up the school, none of us committed suicide.

Laughable dialogue, including the memes that were relevant back in the 2000's:.

Pointless references to Fullmetal Alchemist and Guardians of the Galaxy, which both of them were very high-received, by the way.

Several pointless scenes that serve nothing other than to pad out the runtime.

The soundtrack is just stock music from YouTube.

The flashbacks are just recycled clips from the beginning of the film, but with an orange hue.

It's an awful looking film, there's almost no bright in the colors and most of the film is displayed in a dark tone color palette.

#Fuck the prom cast movie#

Showing and telling: the movie keeps having characters explaining about the their own flaws and not having them do the stuff they have done in that respective flaw, which is also another way of releasing exposition.

And to top it off, he gets redemption at the end with no explanation.

Kane, one of the popular kids, has no respect for anyone, doesn't feel guilty that he cheated on his girlfriend Maddie, and somehow is seen as an idol by everyone else.

Which makes you wonder how she got the job as principal? Also, she is beyond annoying to the point where it makes you want to rip your ears off.

Principal Statzill mocks the unpopular kids while calling the students 'sexy' in a creepy way, and allowing statutory rape in the school.

As said earlier, most of the popular kids are portrayed as cliched, entitled pricks with no reason to torment others.

Not helping that it's mostly sex on his mind, and doesn't care if others feel uncomfortable by his misuse of words.

Worst example is Cole's father, who is nothing but an abusive, entitled, perverted jerk who is mostly aware and proud of what he is doing.

Whereas be it caricatures or stereotypes rather than characters. None of the characters are even close to being likable, as none of them are aware that their actions have consequences.Atrocious acting, with none of the cast feeling like a real person.The film is very out of touch, with the opening credits being just text effects with Emojis at the end.For example, they bullied and called him 'tighty' at Cole for wearing tighty whities/white briefs, which is very nonsensical since that, in reality, some boys can either wear boxers and briefs. This film is a very mean-spirited and they made Cole into a harmless punching bag.This film tries to make us believe the kids who would obviously be popular are somehow hated and for dumb reasons. They understood why a kid might be unpopular. Movies like Superbad actually got kids who werenвЂ™t conventionally attractive. It's one of those unrealistic movies where the вЂњlosersвЂќ are actually attractive people who clearly know theyвЂ™re attractive.While the prom is mostly the main plot point, but not wanting to go isn't supposed to be a big deal, because everyone has a choice to join or not.The unpopular kids are treated as outcasts, that even the teachers and the principal hates them.Instead of having a lot of friends, popular kids are depicted as religious figures that other students worship to.Being pantsed and humiliated in high school (which he was pantsed twice now).One of the characters see high school as a popularity contest.

It doesn't seem to know how high school or popularity works in real life:.

Even just by watching the trailer, you can already know what the plot is about and how it ends.

It copies elements from good high school movies like Mean Girls, Can't Hardly Wait and The Breakfast Club.

The premise is also very bland, as it is another one of those movies with the high school prom being the main focus.

The letter F in the title serves nothing but a short slang for 'fuck'. Not helping that it is unrealistic, too, since the Fine brothers, the writers of the film, were homeschooled during childhood.

The themes of the movie are very unoriginal, a group of unpopular teenagers planning to get back at popular kids for being bullied by them.

When Maddy finds herself suddenly single and heartbroken, she reconnects with Cole and the duo conspire to destroy the prom. Maddy and Cole were inseparable friends until high school started and Maddy became the most popular girl on campus.