Bad Trip

Two best friends embark on a wild road trip to attend their high school reunion, fueled by LSD. Along the way, they encounter bizarre situations, run-ins with the law, and unexpected romantic detours, all while trying to stay one step ahead of their escalating hallucinations and the consequences of their impulsive actions.

Bad Trip received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many finding the humor too crude and the pranks lacking originality or genuine comedic punch. While some appreciated the ambition and the chemistry between the leads, the film was largely seen as a disjointed and often uncomfortable viewing experience. Audience reception was similarly divided, with some viewers enjoying the chaotic and absurd nature of the film.

• The film's reliance on shock value and crude humor often overshadows any attempts at meaningful comedy or narrative.

• The prank elements, a core component of the film, are frequently seen as mean-spirited or simply unfunny.

• While the lead actors deliver energetic performances, they struggle to elevate the material beyond its superficial and often repetitive gags.

Google audience: Google users were largely unimpressed with 'Bad Trip,' with many criticizing its lack of humor and excessive reliance on gross-out jokes. Several reviews pointed out that the pranks felt dated and lacked creativity, leading to a generally tedious viewing experience for a significant portion of the audience.

While the film is titled 'Bad Trip' and released in 2017, it was actually filmed in 2013 and underwent significant post-production before its eventual release, which was delayed due to its controversial content and the difficulty in securing distribution.