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Michael (Charlie Tahan, Netflix's 'Ozark') is a recent graduate whose post college plan is derailed when his girlfriend leaves him for a job in New York City. Stuck in Ohio without a new plan of his own, Michael finds himself caught in the endless loop of driving the "drunk bus," the debaucherous late-night campus shuttle that ferries drunk college students from parties to the dorms and back. When the bus service hires a security guard to watch over the night shift, Michael comes face to tattooed face with Pineapple (Newcomer Pineapple Tangaroa), a 300-lb punk rock Samoan who challenges him with a kick in the ass to break from the loop and start living or risk driving in circles forever.

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Bonus Materials

• Premiere Q&A
• Behind the Scenes Photo Gallery
• Gag Reel
• Theatrical Trailer

Sales Points

• OFFICIAL SELECTION: 2020 SXSW (South By SouthWest)
• 100% on Rotten Tomatoes 'Tomatometer' (10 Reviews)
• Stars Charlie Tahan (Netflix's 'Ozark'), Will Forte (SNL, Good Boys), Kara Hayward (Moonrise Kingdom), Sarah Mezzanotte (Search Party), Dave Hill (Netflix's 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt') and Zach Cherry (HBO's 'Crashing' & 'Succession')
• Produced by Eric Hollenbeck (The Kings of Summer)
• Co-directed by John Carlucci (who got his start in independent film as a set decorator on Kevin Smith's 'Chasing Amy')
• Featuring a cameo by former My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero!

Press Quotes

'Drunk Bus' is a rowdy sweetheart, directed with pluck by Brandon LaGanke and John Carlucci and written with comedic punch by screenwriter Chris Molinaro.

     —Randy Myers, San Jose Mercury News

Drunk Bus, directed by Brandon Laganke and John Carlucci, is a deja-vu inducing coming-of-age story with enough character and good cheer to make you forgive how unadventurous it is.

     —Hunter Lanier, Film Threat

Thanks to its charming cast and even-handed blend of laughs and drama, Drunk Bus generally succeeds in putting a fresh spin on its familiar story.

     — Sandy Schaefer, Screen Rant

Delightfully crass with a comic heart, Drunk Bus is reminiscent of early Kevin Smith in telling a small time story around likable but miserable people.

     —Doblu