F*&% the Prom

2017
15
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

4.2/10

5.5K

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Joel Courtney, Danielle Campbell, and Madelaine Petsch in F*&% the Prom (2017)

Former best friends Maddy and Cole exist on opposite ends of the high school social spectrum. When Maddys reign as most popular girl abruptly ends, the duo reconnects as they conspire to ruin the ultimate popularity contest: senior prom.

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On the first day of high school, two friends split before reconnecting three years later to sabotage prom.On the first day of high school, two friends split before reconnecting three years later to sabotage prom.On the first day of high school, two friends split before reconnecting three years later to sabotage prom.

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IMDb RATING

4.2/10

5.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
T.J. (Luke Bilyk) expresses a dislike for Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001). Bilyk appeared in that show, where he played Drew Torres.

Goofs
Claire realizes her mobile phone is missing it's SIM card. However all mobile phones can access emergency services even without a valid SIM card. She could easily have called the police.

Quotes
Cole: As long as you go to prom, your high school experience won't be a complete bust. And if you're crowned prom king or queen, it's like being told you win at high school.
Maddy: Yeah but sometimes it's the gay kid, or the trans-sexual kid, or the crippled kid.
Cole: So that the popular kids can feel like good people for allowing it to happen.
Maddy: I never thought of it that way.
Cole: See, um... What the popular kids don't realize is that most of their awesome high school experiences are at the expense of the unpopular kids' feelings.

Connections
Featured in I Hate Everything: the Search for the Worst: F the Prom (The Fine Bros. Movie) (2018)

Soundtracks
Favorite Habit
Written by Michael Jay, Diamond White & David Lindsey

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1/10

So...many....clichés....

Oh, that was painful. I'm normally a fan of the Fine Bros, and I really dig their react shows. Unfortunately, thus was nowhere near that quality. The jokes fell flat, the characters were cardboard, the acting varies between elementary school level and puke-inducing, and there wasn't one thing that felt like actual high school material. The only redeemable parts were Danielle Campbell and Joe! Courtney's performances, although the ending was dizzying enough to make me hate that too. You'd be better off watching Batman and Robin again, or maybe pouring lemon juice into your eyes. Just.....don't watch this.