Bred From Behind

A group of friends on a road trip to the annual "Stoner" festival find themselves in a bizarre town plagued by alien invaders. These extraterrestrials have a peculiar taste for human buttocks, leading to a series of increasingly absurd and terrifying encounters.

Bred From Behind was met with a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences, largely due to its unconventional premise and explicit, often crude, humor. While some appreciated its cult-like B-movie aesthetic and Kevin Smith's signature style, many found the film to be juvenile, lacking in substance, and relying too heavily on shock value.

• The film leans heavily into its absurd and gross-out humor, which can be divisive.

• Fans of Kevin Smith's more outlandish projects might find enjoyment, but it lacks broad appeal.

• The plot is thin, serving primarily as a vehicle for its bizarre, comedic-horror scenarios.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Bred From Behind are scarce and generally reflect a similar division as critical reception. Those who enjoyed it often cite its "so bad it's good" quality and its commitment to a unique, bizarre concept. Conversely, many found it to be overly gratuitous, poorly executed, and lacking in genuine entertainment value.

The film's original title was 'Moose Jaws', but it was changed to 'Bred From Behind' due to creative differences and the evolving narrative focus.