Group Sex

In this comedy, a group of friends decides to embark on a journey to discover the joys of group sex. They navigate awkward encounters and humorous situations as they explore their desires and relationships. The film follows their often-misguided attempts to achieve sexual liberation and find connection through unconventional means.

Group Sex (2018) received largely negative reviews from critics, who often cited its uninspired humor, predictable plot, and lack of depth. Audiences also seemed to have a lukewarm reception, with many finding it to be a forgettable entry in the comedy genre.

• The film struggles to deliver consistent laughs, relying on predictable jokes and scenarios.
• Performances are generally weak, failing to elevate the thin material.
• Lacks originality and offers little beyond a superficial exploration of its themes.

Google audience: Audience feedback on Google is scarce, but the available reviews suggest a general disappointment with the film's humor and overall execution, with many finding it to be a low-quality comedy.

The film's director, John Stalberg Jr., also directed the 2011 comedy 'Contagion', which shares a similar, albeit more serious, theme of widespread group activity affecting society.