Klown Forever (2015)

We always love guys who are down to Klown! In a sequel to the smash hit Klown – The Movie (2010), which was based on the television show Klown, comedy Klown Forever (2015) finds stars Frank Hvam and Casper Christensen at a crossroads in their life, and their relationship. If you're unfamiliar with the Danish gross out comedy series, essentially Frank and Casper play heightened versions of themselves, with Frank being a timid and bumbling baffoon, and Casper being an over-the-top horny dude who tries to turn every situation into one where he gets laid. After the show ran from 2005 to 2009, the first movie was all about Frank trying to prove to his girlfriend (Mia Lyhne) that he's father material by taking a twelve-year-old boy (Marcus Jezz Petersen) on a canoeing trip alongside Casper, who is mad that the kid could get in his way of picking up young women. In the sequel, Casper heads to Los Angeles to make it big, leaving his buddy in the dust. Not one to be marginalized, the plucky Frank follows to try and convince him to come back home, and the events that ensue include ample kooky West Coast hijinks. From ill-advised trips to the gang filled streets of South Central to run-ins with American celebs like Adam Levine, our Danish dudes get a taste of the American dream in this absolute scream! The slapstick pros don’t mind baring their sex sticks for the sake of comedy, and in multiple screamy shots we get full frontal from Frank and Casper! Casper even shows his friendly ghost when it’s fluffed out, making this a truly can’t miss flick for amazing dudity! Watch for some wild stuff like Frank getting his booty licked by a Great Dane, blasting his ballsack and bunghole with a shower hose, and having a baby walk in on him in the middle of some standing 69! Meanwhile, Casper ends up showing his buddy his rock-hard cock in front of a blindfolded woman, and attempting standing 69 himself! Looking for an uproarious, zany comedy that breaks every taboo while somehow also making you spew? Klown Forever is It (2017).