What would happen if a sex drug ended up in the Secret Sauce of a new burger joint?What would happen if a sex drug ended up in the Secret Sauce of a new burger joint?What would happen if a sex drug ended up in the Secret Sauce of a new burger joint?
J. Don Ferguson
- Dean Witler
- (as Don Ferguson)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaBoth Jim Varney and 'Blake Clark' have roles in this movie. After the death of Jim Varney, Blake Clark took over for him as the voice of Slinky Dog in the "Toy Story" franchise.
- Quotes
Dean Witler: May God forgive me for setting you two clowns loose on society.
- Crazy creditsDeleted scenes are shown during the end credits, as well as a parody TV commercial featuring Jim Varney's character.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Serial Mom (1994)
- SoundtracksI Want Your B.O.D.Y.
Performed by Lenny Macaluso (as Philly Mac) & Rick Bell (as Major Woe)
Written by Rick Bell / Lenny Macaluso
Dada Music / Macaluso Music (ASCAP)
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Well, this was hard to get through. I remembered Clark Brandon from the 80s (playing Jo's boyfriend on Facts of Life and Bobby's friend in 'My Tutor') and when I saw that he also wrote the screenplay I was intrigued. For about ten minutes. I was sitting there with a friend and basically talked out the dialogue it was so obvious.
The whole premise of the film is that a struggling burger joint start-up comes up with a way to increase business, by spiking their special sauce with an aphrodisiac. Then the FDA comes in and they get in trouble. This could have been interesting, seeing it today in 2012 because it is known that fast food companies put addictive chemicals in their food and there could have been a deeper or more political moral of the story.
But nope, this film was all over the map, obvious, sometimes embarrassingly stupid (I was never a fan of Jim Varney and he wasn't HORRID in this, but still not funny to me in any way).
I wouldn't recommend this, but I did get through it. There are some films that I can't even get through, and this was close.
The whole premise of the film is that a struggling burger joint start-up comes up with a way to increase business, by spiking their special sauce with an aphrodisiac. Then the FDA comes in and they get in trouble. This could have been interesting, seeing it today in 2012 because it is known that fast food companies put addictive chemicals in their food and there could have been a deeper or more political moral of the story.
But nope, this film was all over the map, obvious, sometimes embarrassingly stupid (I was never a fan of Jim Varney and he wasn't HORRID in this, but still not funny to me in any way).
I wouldn't recommend this, but I did get through it. There are some films that I can't even get through, and this was close.
- AnnPanders
- Mar 16, 2012
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $472,340
- Runtime1 hour 32 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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