Taxi Straight in My Ass Please

A group of friends embarks on a chaotic and absurd road trip to attend a music festival. Their journey is filled with outlandish encounters, questionable decisions, and a relentless pursuit of a good time, often at the expense of common sense. The film follows their misadventures as they navigate bizarre situations and their own eccentricities.

The film received mixed to negative reviews, primarily criticized for its low-brow humor, predictable plot, and lack of originality. While some found elements of its absurdity amusing, the majority of critics found it to be a tiresome and unfocused comedy.

• Praised by a very small minority for its unpretentious silliness and commitment to absurdity.

• Widely panned for its crude humor, weak script, and tiresome execution.

• Considered an unfocused and largely unfunny comedy by most reviewers.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available suggest a polarized reception, with some viewers appreciating the crude humor while others found it to be pointless and lacking substance.

The film was directed by Thomas G. Rønning, who also stars in it alongside his family members, emphasizing its amateur and personal production style.