It is clear that this is a very young filmmaker with a juvenile sense of humor. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but those kinds of jokes tend to stand out more when they don't work, and often feel cheap and/or forced.
That being said, there were some things to like here. Whenever characters weren't acting like absurd, cartoon versions of people, for starters. Shane Dawson was fine in the lead role, but shouldn't have played any of the ancillary characters that he did. He and his female costar shared a few really great moments, and I really enjoyed how he incorporated social media. It helped to ground his film, which, thanks to his YouTube tendencies, was sorely needed.
6.25/10
