Great movie. Filled with jokes but there's also some deep serious moments too. All the characters are great actors and perfect for the role they play. This movie is about how four teens in high school are going to a kiss concert. But things get a little rough when one of the boys mothers finds out. But they still do anything and everything they can to get to that kiss concert. They end up going through a lot of crazy stuff. I laughed all the way through. It's a movie you will never get tired of. You'll love it even if you don't like kiss.

I've seen this movie several times, and it remains one of my favorites, and I'm not even a huge KISS fan. That's one thing that anybody who has seen this will tell you, is that you don't, by any means, have to be a KISS fan to understand and enjoy it.

As others have stated, it's that road trip type movie where the characters get into all sorts of shenanigans along the way.

The actors were chosen extremely well. The four stoner friends are as believable as it gets. I've never seen more realistic high schoolers portrayed in a movie, honestly.

What is also great about the acting is that all the "extreme" characters who had their exaggerated stereotypes were the same people who kept getting in the boys way getting to the KISS concert. Interesting stylistic choice, and played out well.

I think my favorite scene from a movie of ALL TIME would have to be the one right before the guys get in. I don't want to give too much away, but it consists of some friendly punches between the four of them. Basically it's one of the funniest and most twisted turns I've ever seen characters take.

Highly recommend. If it's not already considered one, I would definitely put it in the "cult classic" genre.

Awesome road trip type movie. The main characters are all likeable guys. After their Kiss tickets get destroyed they win 4 more from a radio station, or so they think. They're in Detroit with no tickets and it's every man for himself as the 4 split up and will use any means necessary to get a Kiss ticket. I don't want to give away specific funny parts of the movie, but seeing Edward Furlong dance to "Strutter" is freakin' hilarious.