Wild Girls Gone

About This Movie

So, 'Wild Girls Gone' is this quirky comedy directed by John Ennis that dives into some pretty wild territory, literally. Set against the backdrop of Spring Break in White Sands, Florida, it combines slapstick humor with a bit of social commentary – you know, the clash between personal ambition and small-town traditions. Sheriff Terry Moran, played with a certain charm, is trying to woo the old crowd by banning the town's signature ass contests, which brings a lot of awkwardness with his wife Doreen, a former queen of those very contests. The pacing feels a bit erratic but it kind of works for the vibe. The performances, especially from the leads, carry this odd mix of absurdity and sincerity, making it stand out in the genre. And those practical effects? They add a nice touch of authenticity too.

Great for fans of offbeat comedies. · Not your typical Spring Break film. · Explores themes of change and nostalgia.