A lot of fun.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Laugh-free, bizarrely-toned misfire unsure if it's a wild, raunchy sex comedy or a serious high school drama; unpleasant homophobic and racist stereotyping abound, not to mention an overload of profanity. Cast is mostly required to play things at the 2-dimensional level. This is the sort of thing that makes "Porky's"--or even "Wildcats"--look like "Citizen Kane" in comparison. To think of all the talented scripts out there in the world that lay languishing and never get made while something like this continues to circulate on pay cable is truly a discouraging thought; in case you haven't figured it out yet, this movie is not just bad--it's depressingly bad.

"Beginners Guide To Sex", "Sex School", "Student Bodies" or whatever its name was. Its totally a bad movie, not ever, I've seen worst. If you want to see some flesh of beautiful human, you got it. If you want to laugh, you got plenty, very plenty. I think what make this movie worst is the main character, Laci Cox, a virgin sex-ed teacher. I don't know why she is acting like a child. Its okay if she did it well but too bad she is not a good actress and she is too overacted. All of the student is a bad actor also except the good girl character.This movie wants to make us care about the development of Laci Cox character as a teacher, how she evolved and everything but she is a hateful character here, with weird joke, outfit and everything. Then, they also want to make us care about the "jump cases" student problem, where the student jump to prove themselves worthwhile. The higher they jump, the better they are, just like Nicholas Sparks's "A Walk to Remember" (2003) and its just totally stupid. So, I just watch this movie for the first 30 minute and everything exploded after that. You can try if you want.

I turned this movie on with a short leash, and from the first 5 minutes I was hooked. Just when you think the scenes couldn't be any more appalling and hilarious, it manages to top itself.The main character is just like The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt...super naive and corny in a world of vulgar teenage sex. The movie is non-stop laughs and dark humor - those who get offended should stay far away from this movie. It truly is tasteless, but in a really clever and funny way.This is the path that "The To Do List" should have been. It has an indie feel. I wouldn't think the writing on a movie like this could be considered "fresh" or "original", but I have to say it is. They took the line of what's "too far" and moved it waaaaay back. Check this out if you are fans of movies like American Pie or Porky's.

I loved this comedy. I laughed really hard about eight times. It may have been a bit dumb at times but there were many really funny jokes. People who gave it a low rating must be offended by rather graphic explicit sexual language. But if you are not prudish and easily offended, I think you will agree this was some really humorous writing. The acting was also totally decent and the casting of characters was very good in my mind. The thing about comedies is they are very subjective and if you are into sophisticated ironic envelope pushing humor; you may like this as much as I did. I watch a lot of comedies and can hardly remember one that cracked me up as much as this did and I am fairly jaded. The only thing I can think of to compare the style of humor to might be the TV series "Maron"