Profane, shockingly un-PC and often laugh-out-loud hilarious, this is the sort of parody that the folks who made the Airplane and Naked Gun movies used to make -- funny. full review

The result is explicit, if less than hilarious. full review

Kesselman keeps the movie crackling with the raucous energy absent since Mel Brooks' heyday. full review

Desperation is the project's principal quality.

The movie hits as much as it misses, with enough witty observations to ensure that somewhere, Kesselman's mother is kvelling. full review

Kesselman's thin script generally is funniest when it's riffing on Jewish stereotypes and goyish bigotry. full review

You may not always laugh at it. But you can't help indulging its junior-high jitters. full review

A crass, sophomoric and, more to the point, offensively unfunny parody.

A hit-and-miss affair.

Would have worked brilliantly as a five-minute late-night comedy sketch. full review

Unfunny rather than outrageous as intended. full review

An insubstantial but highly entertaining flick. full review