Thursday Trailers: You Might As Well Live.

Published on July 1, 2009 by Ricky in New Trailers, Trailers
Tagged: Canadian, Simon Ennis, Trailers, You Might As Well Live

After getting kicked out of the mental institution where he was recovering from his latest suicide attempt, a loser (Joshua Peace) finds himself on a spiritual quest. He throws himself headfirst on an incredible journey where he will be delivering organs on the black market, fall in love with a girl suffering from Catatonia, and end up on the wrong side of a circumcision. YOU MIGHT AS WELL LIVE is equally hilarious and deeply reinforcing. It’s the kind of film that will leave you dumbfounded by the amount of times it crosses the lines of good taste during such a short period of time. You won’t want to waste another second waiting to see this comedic Canadian cult film!

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