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National Lampoon Presents: Endless Bummer (2014)
From National Lampoon, the masters of raunchy comedy, comes a summer tale of beers, babes, and bros! In the surf town of Ventura, California, JD's surf board is stolen by a surfer from Los Angeles...a crime that cannot go unpunished. Gathering his friends and the local surf hero, Mike Mooney, they take a road trip to LA to get the surfboard back, then return to Ventura for the wildest summer party ever!
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From National Lampoon, the masters of raunchy comedy, comes a summer tale of beers, babes, and bros! In the surf town of Ventura, California, JD's surf board is stolen by a surfer from Los Angeles...a crime that cannot go unpunished. Gathering his friends and the local surf hero, Mike Mooney, they take a road trip to LA to get the surfboard back, then return to Ventura for the wildest summer party ever!
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:John Francis Sullivan, Sam Pillsbury, John 'J.D.' Drury
In Theaters:3/4/2014
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:National Lampoon Productions, National Lampoon, Lighthouse Entertainment, Vans Warped Tour
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