Slackers

There are laughs here, but easily as many groans.Read Full Review »

Once again, we have a movie where the jokes are aimed at the least common denominator - meaning that to genuinely enjoy the experience of sitting through Slackers, you will need help from a controlled substance.Read Full Review »

The movie doesn't so much extend Schwartzman's antic outsider persona from ''Rushmore'' as uglify it, reducing him to the ultimate Uncool Anti-WASP.Read Full Review »

The most that can be said for Slackers -- aside from the unqualified pleasure of Schwartzman's unfaked, puppyish weirdness -- is that it doesn't abandon its putrid ideals for the sake of a neat finish.Read Full Review »

There's scant character development, pedestrian dialogue, and an almost complete lack of humor.Read Full Review »

Slackers is supposed to be a gross-out comedy, but the tastelessness of its jokes is nothing compared to its sheer cluelessness.Read Full Review »

A standard issue undergrad gross-out comedy notable only for the showy role it provides Jason Schwartzman, well-remembered as "Rushmore's" geeky high school student Max Fischer.Read Full Review »

Slackers is, well, consummately cheesy. Ugh.Read Full Review »

How bad is it? Let me count just some of the ways.Read Full Review »

A shit stain on the genre.Read Full Review »