FeatureR1996·102m·5.3

Puddle Cruiser

ComedyRomance

A student falls in love with a fellow student who is defending his buddies in university court. He "proves his love" (more like his masculinity) to her by playing rugby against her ex-boyfriend.

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Cast

Jay Chandrasekhar

Zach

Kevin Heffernan

Grogan

Steve Lemme

Felix

Paul Soter

Matt

Erik Stolhanske

Freaky Reaky

Zach Chapman

Greg / WCOB Deejay

Alison Clapp

Emily

Kayren Butler

Suzanne

Jamison Selby

Traci Shannon

Charles Lloyd

Officer Reese

Leanne Cummings

Woman Jogger

Sally Brackett

Cup Dropper

James P.Q. Sperber

Pasta Fagioli

Patrick R. Heffernan

Lamb Chop / Rugby Player #4

Michael Yurchak

Waiter

David A. Puner

Math Guy

Susan Clarke

Rois Rane

Charlene English

Superperson

Francesca Olivieri

Rimmy Rolson

Laura Satzman

Sara

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$160,000
Revenue
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Oasis InternationalBroken Lizard Industries

Crew

Director

Jay Chandrasekhar

Writers

Jay Chandrasekhar, Erik Stolhanske, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter

Jim Kremens

Original Music Composer

Suzanne Slomin

Production Design

Leanne Cummings

Costume Design

Jay Chandrasekhar

Editor

Kevin Heffernan

Editor

Tony Foresta

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Gimly

1/25/2018

5.0

_Puddle Cruiser_ is Broken Lizard's first foray in to the film world, and though it would be many years until they brought us their masterpiece _Super Troopers_, _Puddle Cruiser_ is still an interesting watch. It has less comedic value than any of their films to follow, and it is only in the characters of Matt and Grogan that you can see the trademark stoner humour that Broken Lizard would come to represent. Puddle Cruiser is more of your typical 90's "teen movie" a little bit of comedy, a little bit of romance, some coming of age themes and someone gets beaten up. That formula runs through the film and it works, it just doesn't work spectacularly. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._