Slackers (2002) & PCU (1994)
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Slackers (2002) & PCU (1994)
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This week on Late Fee Files, Adam and Brian start with the early-2000s comedy about three professional students who’ve mastered the art of doing absolutely nothing and somehow getting away with it. We break down the film’s shameless slacker philosophy, its cartoonishly intense antagonist, and why it could never be made today. It’s a movie that could only exist in a moment when disappearing into college for years was not just possible, but encouraged.
Then we rewind further to PCU (1994), the cult classic that somehow predicted the future while being completely unhinged. From Jeremy Piven’s chaotic anti-establishment energy to nonstop protests, splintered campus factions, and a soundtrack that feels like a dorm room on full blast, PCU skewers conformity from every direction. We unpack how the movie treats outrage, identity, and why its reputation has grown as modern campus discourse starts to look eerily familiar. Two films, two eras, one overdue rental. Late fees absolutely apply.
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