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This KCIA subplot in this movie captures the essence of espionage better than James Bond, because in the real world spies are incompetent, treacherous, manipulative, and morally bankrupt. Nailed it, to hilarious effect. And that is just the icing on the cake of a super fun "bro" movie that operates on many layers; as a sharp satire-comedy period piece with a real human core. I would watch a sequel or spin-off of this movie in a heartbeat.

This trite and formulaic low-budget student film doesn't have a single element of interest to hold onto. The cinematography is so flat and amateurish that it looks like a local TV soap opera - makes it impossible to suspend disbelief. Absolutely abysmal student acting paired with a clumsy and unbelievably overstretched script make this impossible to finish. A lot of stereotypical and derivative horror-trope directing moves really start to grate after a while, especially because when trying so hard to look Hollywood, it just really doesn't come across authentic to the context it comes from at all.