This film essentially begins with a 30-year-old man by the name of "Finn" (Eric Toms) continuing his college education--like the previous 11 years before that--with no other thought than chasing female students and getting wasted on alcohol or drugs. In short, Finn is a loser who cannot bear the prospect of ever growing up. However, as fate would have it, this time around he is forced to share his dorm room with a student named "Toby MacKenzie" (Todd Gaebe) who has just turned 15 and needs a mentor to help him adjust to college life. To that effect, Finn takes Toby under his wing and decides to teach him everything he knows, which, other than getting drunk and subsequently rejected by most college girls, is practically nothing at all. Things change, however, when they meet a college bully named "Landon" (Darrel Chaney) who, after humiliating Finn, inadvertently gives him a reason to exist--by getting even with him one way or another. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this film was one of those low-budget college movies which basically followed the same standard plot as so many others that have already preceded it. The only difference is that this film was extremely crude and featured rather bad acting--especially on the part of Todd Gaebe. That being said, if you like crude humor and bad acting, then this comedy is just for you. But everyone else might want to consider avoiding it altogether.

A very outrageous and unrelenting film. Saw this at a midnight screening at the most awesome Dances with Films Film festival and there is no words to describe this film. It is raunchy, extreme, politically incorrect, insulting, trashy (to say a few) and other words such as "genius" fall short in describing it. You must see it to believe it and as you watch, remember to breathe cause its filled with laugher non-stop right up till the end. In an era where comedies are made a dime a dozen, Disorientation is a part of that new breed of extreme cinema. A breed that holds no punches and its all up in your face disregarding any consequence or lasting impression it may have on its audience. If you hear or see of this film playing anywhere, seek it out. Make sure you watch on an empty stomach or else your will be projectile vomiting your meal onto some poor unsuspecting cinephile sitting next to you. I give the filmmakers kudos for such an impressive work of art...it is so refreshing to see folks who understand the power of film and who are willing to take it where others are afraid to go. If Porky's was the sexy raunchy comedy of the 80's, Disorientation is the Porky's for the new millennium.