Remember that scene in "A Clockwork Orange" where Malcolm McDowell's character stares at the movie screen in absolute horror and pain, unable to turn away? That was how I felt watching this movie. Even the occasional topless bimbo cannot make this movie watchable. Honestly, I can't see anyone watching this in full from beginning to end, unless you are a sadomasochist like myself. Well I have already wasted more electrons typing review than this movie is worth.

SENIOR WEEK is nothing more than a cheap American high school sex comedy about a nerd and some of his buddies who decide to go on a road trip and find themselves entangled with various beautiful women along the way. This film is heavily indebted to many others that came previously but singularly fails to distinguish itself in any way. The story is predictable, the characters are unremarkable, and the script is deeply unfunny.

It doesn't help that the lack of any recognisable cast members gives this an instant obscure quality or that the cheapness of the filming techniques give it a Z-grade feel. About the only thing it has going for it is the nudity and sexual content, which the director dwells upon at every opportunity to the exclusion of nearly everything else. It's a real time waster of a film.

Michael St. Gerard (who played Elvis Presley on the TV series Elvis) stars as Everette in this teen lust vehicle. The opening scene is in the classroom where all of Everette's female classmates shed their tops. This is actually a pretty good scene. To tell you the truth I got bored with it after that so I hit fast forward. About halfway through the movie the male characters have dream sequences with incredibly hot chicks. No sex, but some hot topless babes. The scene is about 5 minutes long. After that scene though, I got bored again and hit fast forward. Nothing worth watching after that. If you watch this movie, watch the above scenes I mentioned and don't waste your time with any others. I give it a 2 out of 10 (it would get a 1 if not for those 2 great scenes)