Fubar 2 dials up the outrageousness to eleven! Packed with beer, drugs, and wild antics, this sequel takes Terry (David Lawrence) and Dean (Paul Spence) way beyond the original’s humour.
Hitting the Road After a Crazy Party
Following a wild celebration of Dean’s five-year remission from testicular cancer, the boys head north to Fort McMurray thanks to their old pal Tron (Andrew Sparacino), who hooks them up with jobs. Things get messy fast when Terry falls for the notorious Trish (Terra Hazleton) and showers her with lavish gifts. But Trish’s motives are far from pure, causing a hilarious rift between Terry and Dean.
Dean Stays True to Form, Terry Gets Duped
While Terry gets blinded by love, Dean remains his unrefined self. From crashing Terry’s place to unleashing biological warfare in his dryer, Dean’s antics are as outrageous as ever. He even gets a ridiculous “WHALE HUNTER” inscription welded onto Terry’s truck.
A Hilarious Scheme Goes Wrong
Desperate for easy money, Dean and Tron hatch a ludicrous worker’s comp plan. However, their scheme hilariously backfires, leading to a shocking discovery about Dean’s health.
Non-Stop Laughs with Insane Adventures
Fubar 2 is a laugh riot from start to finish. From chainsawing down a burning house to stealing a hitchhiker’s weed, the boys’ insane adventures will have you rolling in the aisles. Philosophical debates about the true meaning of “cunt,” turkey hunting with a crossbow – these are just a taste of the outrageous fun that awaits.
Fubar 2: A Must-See for Comedy Fans
If you loved Fubar, Fubar 2 is a no-brainer. It’s a strong contender for best Canadian comedy of the year and one of the most hilarious films. Expect a few tender moments, but mostly a raunchy, violent, and side-splittingly funny thrill ride.
Review co-written with Johnny North
Fubar 2
Directed by Michael Dowse
Written by Michael Dowse, Paul Spence and David Lawrence
85 minutes
Filmed in Alberta, post-production was done in Quebec
Distributed by Alliance Films
