It's almost like the writer didn't know how to end the movie so they swung for the fences with the most offensive ending possible. Offensiveness was achieved. Funny was completely lost. Megan and Nathan were just fine. The sewer boys were hilarious. The premise had a great structure, but just fell completely flat. You would think that if this was built on a live show, they would've had a figured out a way to end it and keep the humor going with practice, but they did not. On a technical note, why was the dialogue seemingly unsync with the actors mouth movement for most of the movie? What sort of decision was that like? They were lip-synching along with a soundtrack.

Whether you'll enjoy this movie depends on how much you enjoy way, way over the top musicals with very adult themes. Pretty clearly the creators behind this story of 'identical twins' who are complete dicks that seek to get their estranged parents together are not aiming for mainstream success. This film is very much meant to be a cult classic along the lines of Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Personally, I found this film to be a lot funnier than RHPS. Its music though, is not near as good. Megan The Stallion's contribution not withstanding there is no number here that is as memorable as Time Warp.

Also, how funny you find the picture truly depends on how seriously you take it. I was not especially shocked by the situation the films heroes find themselves in at the pictures end but then I never bought they were ever brothers so wasn't troubled by their behavior. Others might not be able to let that plot twist off the hook.

In any case, I laughed more than I did not laugh which makes this flick enough of a success in my book.

I love both you, Nathan and Megan but WTF were you thinking. I'm only a half hour into the movie and I'm like, did Nathan do a ton of mushrooms during Covid lockdown. How did this happen? Campy? Check. Bizarre? Check. But this is like John waters decided he wanted a gay coming out movie premiere. In still going to finish it. And I'm not disliking the movie just not what I was expecting and not really sure what to think, how to feel, or if I should really watch this. And I'm a 53 yr old gay man with a theater background from NY city Broadway. Seriously? This long without an original and this is what you come up with? Other than what I've just said I'm speechless and will never speak of this again.