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The FP Opens In Theaters Today
We've got the first 10 minutes and other details about the crazy foul-mouthed video game parody film to celebrate its arrival in theaters.
A few weeks ago, we posted the latest trailer for The FP, a crazy, over-the-top film about a post-apocalyptic gang war played out in matches of a game that looks an awful lot like Dance Dance Revolution.
The movie is headed to theaters this weekend, and the team behind the film's creation sent us some new videos to share to help get you hyped for the movie.
First up, check out the first 10 minutes of the film. Be aware, there is more cursing and foul language in the following 10 minutes than in most full length R-rated movies. It is, therefore, NOT SAFE FOR WORK.
So, yeah. Pretty ridiculous. Next up, for a glimpse behind the scenes, check out this featurette on the movie's "unique" costumes.
There you go, folks. Check out The FP, opening in theaters tonight, March 16, or online through Tugg.com.
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