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AJ lives an unsatisfactory life as an usher at the local Multiplex Cinema working along side his best friend Zeke and his sexy, but power hungry girlfriend Katie. After AJ is unfairly fired he decides to get even with his old boss.
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AJ lives an unsatisfactory life as an usher at the local Multiplex Cinema working along side his best friend Zeke and his sexy, but power hungry girlfriend Katie. After AJ is unfairly fired he decides to get even with his old boss.
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