Knuckle Draggers

Paul J Alessi and Ross McCall have great on screen chemistry. The movie touches on so many things in regards to how we all perceive relationships. The differences between how men and women think and react to each aspect of every day life. Everyone in this movie are fantastic. You really can relate to everyone's characters. Funny and witty ..not your everyday romantic comedy, its fresh and i believe definitely more realistic. Watch with your significant other or with a group.. Youll absolutely love this film

Having no knowledge of this film and not having watched any trailers prior to watching, expectations were very little. As a result, the film was better than expected. It has an independent feel and a very realistic type of film where situations the characters were put in, are familiar and occur in real life. The acting was passable for and better than expected. Overall a solid lesser known film.

Alpha Males Experiment is a unique romantic comedy that approaches things from the male point-of-view.

The story follows Ethan, an aspiring director who gets dumped by his hot fiancée because he couldn't provide her with the plush, stable life that her sorority friends were living. Desperate to get her back, he seeks help from his misogynist older brother Kyle, who gives Ethan a crash course on women and dating.

Disgusted by his brother's harsh views on how to treat women, Ethan ignores his advice and ventures out into the dating world, but he slowly realizes that everything Kyle says seems to be true.

Alpha Males Experiment is a mixture of Jon Favreau's Swingers, Edward Burns' The Brothers McMullen, and VH1′s The Pickup Artist. The result is a thought provoking movie that examines what modern couples want versus what they need, and how their needs haven't evolved much from those of our caveman ancestors.

I really enjoyed Alpha Males Experiment, and I highly recommend checking this movie out!

Very enjoyable film that gets it right in it's depiction of two brothers who at face value seem the polar opposites, but who ultimately want the same thing, (love/respect/career), and would do whatever it takes for each other. All of the players, Paul Alessi and Ross McCall, in particular, shine as brothers with bookended personalities. See it if you haven't!

I could see myself in many of those scenes and I could feel the actors were really well-connected. Good moral lessons to get out of this as well and it shows how complicated life can be.