Hilariously awkward, with excellent chemistry from leads George McKay and Alexandra Roach. Was great seeing both these excellent actors in a flat out comedy.

You could tell everyone involved was having a lot of fun. I was laughing out loud through majority of the film. Many people should be able to find something to relate to - if you can't, then it's a sign you probably haven't been living enough.

The random housemate guy kind of stole the show for me - I laughed for 100% of his screen time (thanks Tom Bell!). A Guide to Second Date Sex felt incredibly "real". Not just with the awkward 'warts n' all' bedroom antics, but with the lack of soundtrack and real-time unfolding of events.

Despite its short duration, there was also room for McKay and Roach to briefly showcase their considerable dramatic acting chops. All in all, this was fun for what it was and more people should give it a go!

Best sex/dating movie since The Little Death (2014),yes it is based on akward situations and yes a few feel a little off, but it pull soff most of them and that is way better than most comedies manage. It also has a few real laugh out loud moments in it. The acting is well above anticipated, the cinematography is coupling meets club & indie/real life. Perfect movie to watch with your worse or better half for a laugh or some mates.

Pro's Writing Weaving in unoriginal situations seamlessly making them feel original Acting

Con's With a few tweaks the second half could have been made funnier (ex gf with daddy issues? - open goal). The feelgood notion overtook the comedy towards the end, both good and bad The well written 2nd roommate could have been used to effect better, as with the sensor light.

If you're expecting something grand, or major comedy film it's probably not for you. It's pretty much a nice simple, tight-budgeted romcom that spent most of it screen time in one location. The premise is a bit generic but i like that they keep the plot very simple, which only tells the story over that one night. The humor aren't bad, some are even 'unexpectedly' hilarious. The acting is kinda over-the-top and a bit cringe.