Painfully unfunny, stuffed to its overflowing gills with idiotc forced stereotype "humor" of all the worst varieties. The mere fact that we are supposed to suspend disbelief SO MUCH that the viewer is supposed to believe that the flabby dork with the balding mullet (in 2019!) is somehow a so-called ladies man is absolutely shocking. Doing terrible Jack Black impressions is supposed to be endearing to anyone? The "hero" is the main piece of garbage, but pretty much every character is a walking, talking pile of puke. Everyone involved in the production of this "film" should be barred from the industry, from any industry, from life itself.

Luke is a Buzzstory producer whose crazy uncle taught him to never fall in love. One night after work, his new co-worker Aimee hooks up with him and he instantly begins to worry abot commitment. He loves his job, so he comes up with a new plan - he's going to pose as a recovering sex addict. However, his boss is a real sex addict and brings him to group therapy. And that's when he meets Kara, who just might be the love of his life.

The creative team and much of the cast all worked together on a sketch comedy show called The 5 Minute Sketch Show. They have a really natural chemistry together and that makes this movie really fun.

Shane Hartline, who is the lead character Luke, was once a Florida-based pro wrestler named Mark E. Xtreme. And Cat Alter, who plays Aimee, is a lot of fun. This movie reminds me a lot of a mid 1990's comedy and that's not a bad thing. I laughed a few times and was entertained, which is more than I can say about a lot of movies that I watch.