UPDATE: The highly anticipated stoner comedy Pizza Movie is set to launch on Hulu on April 3, 2024, following an exclusive sneak peek at the film today. Directed by Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher, known for their offbeat humor, this film promises to deliver a fresh take on the genre, appealing to a new generation of comedy lovers.
In an exciting announcement, SXSW attendees will have a chance to watch the film early on March 13. With rising stars Gaten Matarazzo and Sean Giambrone leading the cast, along with Lulu Wilson, the film is poised to become a must-see for fans of buddy comedies.
The plot revolves around a group of friends who, while indulging in classic college antics, embark on a chaotic journey to retrieve their pizza order. The film captures the essence of college life, with a comedic twist that will resonate with audiences craving laughter and nostalgia.
Exclusive first-look images released reveal a vibrant dorm room setting filled with lofted beds and twinkling lights. One image captures Giambrone and Matarazzo lounging on their couch, while a bizarre red creature lurks nearby, hinting at the mind-bending experiences to come.
The ensemble cast also features talents like Jack Martin, Sarah Sherman, Marcus Scribner, Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Caleb Hearon, and Justin Cooley, ensuring a dynamic and entertaining performance throughout.
In addition to Pizza Movie, McElhaney and Kocher are also working on an action comedy thriller titled Over Your Dead Body, led by Jason Segel and Samara Weaving. This film, adapted from the Norwegian cult classic The Trip, is set to add to their growing portfolio of unique storytelling.
With the buzz surrounding Pizza Movie, it’s clear that this film is on track to become a cultural staple for Gen Z, much like previous stoner classics. Fans are encouraged to mark their calendars for its Hulu release and keep an eye on social media for more exclusive content leading up to the premiere.
Expect more updates from Collider’s Exclusive Preview event as the release date approaches. This is a film that promises to not only entertain but also resonate with the college experience in a humorous and relatable way.
