When nerds Dennis and Noah crash a party thrown by the local jocks and hot girls in a remote cabin, they must combat a brainy serial murderer known as the Driller Killer, who uses power tools to rid the world of idiots, one clueless teen at a time.
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While other parody films these days just cram in a bunch of celebrity cameos and meta references that are dated by the time the movies hit DVD, Kill Me Now sets out to achieve it's goals.With a cast of 30 somethings pretending to be twenty somethings playing teenagers and a refined killer who is clearly annoyed by the stupidity around him, you get a movie that is honestly funny because everyone plays it totally straight and serious.I highly recommend it to anyone who has a chance to see it.
I was lucky enough to see this film with one of the stars (Nick Mundy) at the Houston showing a few months ago and I have to say that upon further re-viewing that this is the most hilarious movie about teenagers portrayed by twenty-somethings. The opening and initial "cool kid" party theme is top notch, too bad it wasn't in 3D because I really wanted to see some 3D keg stands. But seriously, the writing what I watched it for and the people involved are really hilarious and I can't wait to see them in more movies. If you thought Scream (and movies like Scream) was lame because of the 1 dimensional characters and bland story telling you won't be disappointed by "Kill Me Now". It's like if Kevin Smith wrote Mallrats with Ben Affleck as a serial killer instead of a serial ass fuckist.My favorite line in the movie that I quote to this day is "Stop being a suicide girl!". Go buy it on iTunes or Amazon, NOW!!!