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Very Bad Things is a 1998 black comedy, directed by Peter Berg. It stars Jon Favreau, Cameron Diaz, and Jeremy Piven, with co-stars Daniel Stern, Christian Slater, Jeanne Tripplehorn, and writer/director Berg.

Plot

Kyle Fisher (Jon Favreau) is days away from his wedding and welcomes his bachelor party weekend as a chance to break free from the pressure from his Bridezilla fiancée Laura (Cameron Diaz). Things are as chaotic as expected in their hotel in Las Vegas—drink, drugs and a stripper.

However, trouble begins when Kyle's friend Michael (Jeremy Piven) has sex with the stripper (real-life porn star Kobe Tai) in the hotel bathroom. While having sex with her, he slips and slams her head against a towel hook in the wall, accidentally killing her. When a security guard finds the dead stripper's body, he threatens to call the police but is silenced when he is stabbed to death with a corkscrew. The group decides to bury the bodies in the desert, but soon guilt and nerves begin to destroy the group and their idyllic lives as each of them die or get injured by each other in their attempts to cover things up.

Cast

• Jon Favreau as Kyle Fisher
• Cameron Diaz as Laura Garrety
• Jeremy Piven as Michael Berkow
• Christian Slater as Robert Boyd
• Leland Orser as Charles Moore
• Daniel Stern as Adam Berkow
• Joey Zimmerman as Adam Berkow, Jr.
• Jeanne Tripplehorn as Lois Berkow

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Review of Very Bad Things (1998)

The box office success of The Hangover puts into interesting context
another movie about a bachelor party that goes wrong in Las Vegas. The
other brutal bachelor blast is 1998's Very Bad Things.The Hangover is an uneven romp that is intermittently funny,
formulaically-written, and pretty forgettable. Therefore, I could
recommend it to most viewers.On the other hand, I might be able to recommend Very Bad Things to only
20% of viewers — one in five — but that minority will get a lasting
kick out of it.Very Bad Things is a horrible hoot. It is one of those movies that put
you through the wringer. It doesn't tickle the funny bone — it
pulverizes it. You don't know whether to laugh, gasp, or walk out.Read the complete review:http://tonymacklin.net/content.php?cID=244Tony Macklinhttp://tonymacklin.net/

Tony Macklin (tonymacklin) from Las Vegas, NV - 22 June 2009

One of the worst films ever made, bad, sad, and stupid…

…and the good reviews are a testament of friends and family of the
director's commenting and/or the generally shallow level of people's
tastes. This is abysmally bad, it's probably the single most unfunny
film I have watched. This is not a black comedy, it's not a comedy,
it's not even black, it's a sickly stupid green hue. It's mean in a
shallow childish way but with none of the charm of kids. Every single
character is cartoonish and the bad premise is executed as awfully as
can be, very ugly, very very nasty staff. The ending is surely the most
repulsive thing I have ever watched, truly, cruelly awful and
offensive. This film is offensive, it's offensive, to love, friendship,
cleverness but it's even offensive to shallowness and brainlessness
too, it goes beyond that. There's no motivation to the characters, no
suspense, just death and mayhem, very unfunny death and mayhem. A
really sad, bad, and stupid film. I hope the director meets the fate he
depicts in his film and saves us thus from such horrors. p.s. I am still trying to fathom the idiocy I just watched, not a
single funny line nada…nothing…

Filmi3578 from Greece - 17 April 2009

They say it's good. I say it's awful.

And nobody's gonna change ma' mind.Peter Berg, for starters, sucks in directing. His way of moving the
camera, the shaky camera angles… well, it's just annoying. I can't
watch a film like that! I even skip Hancock because of that.For the movie, the plot looked real interesting… until 15 minutes
passed. When they accidentally killed someone it leads to another, and
another, and another and yet another one… stupid script, stupid and
sarcastic theme. Very sarcastic indeed.You can say the movie is very intelligent because it provokes the
audience. Alright! I believe you. But I don't like that kind of movies.
And I believe too that are many more people who don't like it either.

João Pedro Tomás (joaoped@msn.com) from Faro, Portugal - 22 November 2008

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