American Pie Band Camp
Synopsis: Get ready for the wildest, most hilarious slice of American Pie ever! This time around, the bad-boy antics of Stifler’s younger brother Matt get him sentenced to a summer at…Band Camp! Join the fun as the outrageous Stifler tradition lives on in this unroarious romp filled with gorgeous camp counselors, hilarious hidden cameras and a late-night encounter with a certain musical instrument. Co-starring Jim’s Dad, Eugene Levy, and an irresistible cast including a pair of Playmates, it’s a Pie-style party you’ll never forget!
Rating: R and Unrated versions
Run Time:1 hr. 32 min.
Director: Steve Rash
Dvd Extra’s: Outtakes, Deleted Scenes, Band Camp Dirty Diary, Band Camp Dirty Secrets, Rover Cam Uncut, Band Camp Girls: The Music Video, Languages: English – Espanol – Francais, Subtitles: English – Espanol – Francais.
Nudity Factor: Matt’s butt in multiple shots, Some girls in a show but nothing close.
Of Note: Tad Hilgenbrink really bared it all in the scene where he undresses in front of the girls while playing the trivia game. He didn’t inform the girls in advance, who were expecting him to keep his privates covered somehow, so their reaction is quite genuine.
Recommendations: American Pie 2 – American Pie American Wedding – American Pie
Let’s just cut to the chase – this movie is a perfect example of the film industry not knowing when to call it quits. If you’re craving some 80s comedy vibes, there are plenty of better options out there. Sure, there are a few chuckle-worthy moments, and the whole little brother trying to live up to his big brother’s reputation thing is mildly entertaining. But let’s be real, this sequel tried to capture the magic of the original and failed miserably.
The main character is a hot mess – one minute he’s a bad egg, the next they’re trying to paint him as a good egg. It’s like trying to turn an apple pie into a pumpkin pie – it just doesn’t work. Stifler’s character worked in the original movies because he had a solid crew of good guys around him. In this sequel, they make the Stifler-type character the star without any backup. It’s a recipe for disaster.
You’ll spend most of the movie torn between rooting for the main guy or wanting to throttle him. Do yourself a favor and skip this one unless you’re a die-hard fan who just can’t resist. Rent it at your own risk, but honestly, you’re better off watching something else.