Taboo subjects and locker-room language...
“Where’s the Money?” is a broad comedy in which Del (Andrew Bachelor, “Meet the Blacks”), a quick-witted young man from the streets of South Central Los Angeles, learns that his still-in-prison father (Mike Epps, “Girls Trip”) and just-out-of-jail uncle (Terry Crews, TV’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”) stole a million dollars and stashed it in the basement of an old flophouse. But that old flophouse is a newly gentrified, all-white fraternity house. With the help of his girlfriend Alicia (Kat Graham, “All Eyez on Me”) and best pal Juice (Allen Maldonado, “Straight Outta Compton”), Del must rush the frat, ingratiate himself with fraternity brothers Eddie (Logan Paul) and Clarke (Josh Brener), and grab the cash before his gun-wielding uncle or local gangster Trap (Method Man) get there first.<br /><br />Much of the comedy is based on awkward jokes about racism and the fish-out-of-water of a young black guy being the token minority pledge in a fraternity. Fraternity rituals feature secret ceremonies in which the frat brothers wear white robes, a look intending to parody a clan meeting, but the humor is forced and induces squirms. The situation is overly contrived, and the writing lazy. Director Scott Zabielski feels he has to amp up the laughs by having the actors mug and over-emote, which gives the film a look of desperation.<br /><br />Mr. Bachelor has charm, but isn’t up to the task of shouldering the weight of this film, which relies more on cliche, weak jokes, and foul language than genuine wit to create its laughs. It’s especially disheartening to see Epps and Crews, who have a proven flair for comedy, underused in this production.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the R-rated DVD release include a making-of featurette, blooper reel, deleted scenes, and commentary by actors Andrew Bachelor, Josh Brener, and Devon Werkheiser and director Scott Zabielski.
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