When given keys to a mansion for the weekend, two friends decide to make a film but end up throwing a huge party and trashing the house. Now they race to get the "money shot" and finish their film to pay for all the damages done.
Trailer
Cast
Bill McAdams Jr.
Director
Jason Mewes
The Pimp
Josh Hammond
Lake Palmer
Bill McAdams Jr.
Billy Sham
Jessica Sonneborn
Lena Starr
Kristina Page
Piper Prego
Al Snow
Joey Prego
Augie Duke
The Hooker
Noel Thurman
Grandma
Noel Thurman
Joey Prego's new wife
Ryan Michael Wojcik
Sven
Jennifer Kristin Cox
Tennessee
Barnaby Duke
Bartender
Barry Ratcliffe
Ralph
Jennifer A. Blum
Waxing Girl
Renee Clark
Destiny
Dave Cobert
Johnny Rock & Roll
Megan Darvin
Kick It Dancer
Ashley David
Cheerleader
Brianne Freeman
Cheerleader
Bill McAdams Jr.
Writer
Jessica Sonneborn
Writer
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source: Money Shot
source: Money Shot
The main reason to maybe see this movie is as an example of how almost anyone can make a movie. You don't need a good story, you don't need an attractive cast, you don't need good actors. And this movie fits that bill very nicely. The premise is simple, a group of guys gain access to a mansion for a weekend and decide to make a raunchy film. There are a few shots of bare chests, nothing very attractive, and it has the mandatory foul language and dirty sex talk. The auditions attract a group of homely-looking females, but perhaps that was the intent, to add to the absurdity. So they make a film, but they also end up trashing the house. The poster for this movie shows a very attracting young woman reclined on paper money, with a few bills covering her private parts. There is nothing in this movie remotely as attractive as that advertising photo. Nothing worthwhile in this movie, except to see what a really bad movie is like.
