Flicks, Katie Parker
Howery, Haddish and André crash through the world in spectacular fashion, causing confusion and dismay wherever they go.
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Bad Trip
Eric André and Lil Rel Howery are two best friends pranking their way across America in this narrative-driven hidden camera comedy co-produced by André and Bad Grandpa and Jackass co-creator Jeff Tremaine.
André and Howery are old friends who borrow Howery's sister's (Tiffany Haddish) car and head across the country to catch up with an old crush. On the way, they pull stunts on an unsuspecting public while being pursued by Howery's sister, who's now broken out of jail to lay chase.
202084 minsUSA
Comedy
- Director:
- Kitao Sakurai (TV's 'The Eric Andre Show', 'Aardvark')
- Writer:
- Kathryn BorelJenna Park
- Cast:
- Eric AndréLilRel HoweryTiffany HaddishAnthony J. JamesMichaela ConlinAdam MeirCharles GreenCory DeMeyers
Bad Trip / Reviews
The New York Times
However effortful, the movie's tricks are more likely to activate your gorge than your funny bone.
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Hollywood Reporter
Bad Trip is actually two films in one, although the whole definitely adds up to less than the sum of the parts.
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Little White Lies
After the laughs have died down, these jerry-rigged gotchas all seem modest in ambition, offering little more than surprise.
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San Francisco Chronicle
As you enjoy the movie's gleeful outrageousness, take a moment to appreciate the strategic sophistication of some of these bits.
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Los Angeles Times
If it makes you laugh (and I mean really makes you laugh) as it often did me, that can be salve enough.
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RogerEbert.com
Bad Trip knows how to stir things up, and its funniest scenes often involve real people getting in the mix, tested by the brilliant skills of André, Howery, and Haddish.
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Variety
Sniggering slapstick that's two-parts biological fluids and one-part salute to the innate empathy of mankind, often in the same scene.
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Vulture
Bad Trip might be a dumb, gross candid-camera comedy, but don't be surprised if it makes you feel a little better about your world.
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