Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation

Bachelor Party 2:
The Last Temptation
Directed by James Ryan
Produced by Ron Moler
Raj Patel
William Sherak
Jason Shuman
Jeff Freilich
Screenplay by Neal Israel
Pat Proft
Jay Longino
Story by Bob Israel
Starring Josh Cooke
Sara Foster
Warren Christie
Danny Jacobs
Greg Pitts
Emmanuelle Vaugier
Harland Williams
Music by James Dooley
Cinematography Roy H. Wagner
Edited by Robert Komatsu
Distributed by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Release dates
March 11, 2008
Running time
98 minutes (R-rated),
104 minutes (unrated)[1]
Country United States
Language English

Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation is a 2008 straight-to-DVD sex comedy by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. The film, a sequel-in-name-only[1] to a comedy made 24 years earlier (Bachelor Party), stars Josh Cooke as the bachelor and Sara Foster as his girlfriend. The film made as part of the television series Project Greenlight.

Principal photography occurred in Miami, Florida starting in March 2007.[2]

Plot

A guy named Ron finally settled up and decided to marry his girlfriend Melinda, whom he met just two months ago. Her brother, Todd, hates Ron and tries to persuade Melinda that he is just marrying her to use her money for himself. He tries to talk Melinda out of the wedding, but before that, he tries to show who Ron really is so he decided to make a wild bachelor party, in hope of catching Ron and canceling the wedding.

Reception

The trade publication Video Business said the film "moves at a fast clip, but the jokes are lackluster, leaving only the female cast members’ topless scenes as a potential selling point."[1]

A reviewer for The Observer, an independent student-run newspaper covering Rutgers University, called it "one of the worst movies I have ever seen" and noted that it was only Sara Foster's appearance in the film that kept him watching.[3]

IGN in its review of the DVD said "A film that probably shouldn't have been made, yet there are going to be loads of people out there who will enjoy this disaster because, as the old advertising motto states, "sex sells." [4]

Cast

As billed, the cast also includes Greg Pitts, Harland Williams, Warren Christie, Danny Jacobs, Max Landwirth, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Karen-Eileen Gordon, Mauricio Sanchez, Steven Crowley, and Audrey Landers.

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