March 10, 2008 - Ron (Josh Cooke) has prepared a semi-elaborate scheme to ask his 2-month long girlfriend, Melinda (Sara Foster), to marry him at a fancy restaurant. Even though the plan goes terribly wrong, Melanie still says “yes” and plans for their wedding are announced at a party with their friends and family. The only one who is unhappy with this engagement is Todd (Warren Christie), Ron’s future brother-in law. Having waited three years to take over the family business, Todd isn’t about to let Ron take it from him. In an attempt to sabotage Ron’s relationship with Melinda, Todd throws him the biggest and baddest bachelor party in beautiful sun-drenched Miami. As Todd plans to catch Ron cheating on his soon-to-be-wife, Ron’s friends (Harland Williams, Greg Pitts and Danny Jacobs) see this as their opportunity to go wild and crazy.
Bachelor Party 2 is not a follow-up to the raunchy Tom Hanks classic from the 80’s, but rather a “re-envisioning” of the story to appeal to modern audiences (this according to the bonus material). This begs the question: Why, nearly 25 years later, do we need a new take on bachelor parties? Regardless of the reason/s, this is still one really bad film. In an attempt to up the ante, there is more nudity, sex, and dirty dialogue than its predecessor to help – we guess – make it more tempting somehow. No matter how much enjoyment you get out of watching sexy naked women running around, it’s all very pointless. The highlight of the film (if you could call it that) is undoubtedly a fight that takes place inside of a strip club. It’s the battle between boobs and dudes in a sequence that will surely have you guys out there entertained.

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