Storyline
Barry Munday, a libido-driven wage slave who spends all his time either ogling, fantasizing about or trying to pick up women, wakes up in hospital after a freak attack only to find that his testicles have been removed.
Directors
Cast
Judy Greer, Kirk Ward, Becca Sweitzer, Razaaq Adoti, Christopher McDonald, Joe Nunez, Mark Riccardi, Matt Winston, Missi Pyle, Kyle Gass, Mae Whitman, Malcolm McDowell, Willam Belli, Shea Whigham, Carmen Electra, Michael Rivkin, Ed Solomon, Kristoffer Kjornes, Billy Dee Williams, Jean Smart, Patrick Wilson, Diana Terranova, Trieu Tran, Jeff Sanders, Colin Hanks, Marcelo Tubert, Cole S. McKay, Chloë Sevigny, Barry Habib, Jenica Bergere, Sam Pancake, Marnie Alexenburg, Chris D'Arienzo, Barret Swatek, Cybill Shepherd, Emily Procter, Tori White, William Stanford Davis, Jillian Schmitz, Monica Allgeier, Bruna Rubio, Cynthia Adkisson, Julia Boyd, Michael Durrell, Yvonne Huff, Ashley Guerrero, Colin Malone, Andrew Magarian, Eurydice Davis, Stone Douglass, Jennifer M. Coll, Youlanda Davis, Geoffrey Gould, Rebecca Howard, Charlotte Roller, Kristina Sefeldt
Trailer
Reviews
50
Like a frumpy version of "Knocked Up" playing out in a sadder, stranger world, Barry Munday offers two icky humans and hopes that, by the tale's end, we'll be happy they're procreating.
50
Variety
Uneven but modestly diverting.
40
Greer's wallflower is bitter, and their respective families - played by Jean Smart, Malcolm McDowell, Cybill Shepherd and Chloë Sevigny - come off like a second-rate sitcom's castoffs.
33
This sluggishly paced quirkfest is awfully sophomoric for a film all about giving up the facile thrills of youth for the responsibilities of adulthood.
25
NPR
A deeply off-putting independent comedy.
