Frat Pack

"College fraternity films have become a consolidated subgenre of comedy. They are stories with different approaches, objectives and themes, but they always end up in a raunchy, almost absurd humor. There are the lighter ones, like 'Neighbors'; those that talk about rivalries, like 'Bunny House' and 'Dangerous Curves'; and those that focus on atypical characters living this experience, like 'Amazing Days'. Now, the feature film 'Frat Pack' takes a little from each of these formats to talk about the experience of a British student in the insanity of university parties. The plot unfolds at a curious speed and director Michael Philip (from 'Sexy to Die') does not tire of betting on sexual jokes. It is a film that will please those who already like the format. And it is worth noting: there is Danny Trejo different from everything he has done."