Star Drunk 2013
Step into the bizarre, hilarious universe of *Star Drunk (2013)*, a short-form sci-fi comedy that pushes the boundaries of traditional filmmaking.
Director: Zach Persson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Star Drunk (2013) about?
This five-minute sci-fi comedy parody reimagines classic space adventures through a lens of inebriated chaos. Written and performed while drunk, the film skewers alien invasions, heroic monologues, and cosmic drama with unpredictable, offbeat humor.
Who directed Star Drunk?
Zach Persson directed *Star Drunk (2013)*, bringing a uniquely chaotic and humorous vision to this sci-fi parody.
Who stars in Star Drunk?
The film features Greg James, Adam Elliott Davis, Kyle Christopher Smith, Britt Harris, and Alexander Fraser in a raucous ensemble performance.
Is Star Drunk (2013) worth watching?
If you love short, high-energy comedies that embrace absurdity and spontaneity, *Star Drunk (2013)* is absolutely worth a watch. While it's unrated on IMDb, its unique premise and execution make it a standout in the sci-fi parody genre. Just don't expect traditional storytelling—this is comedy in its most unfiltered form.
How long is Star Drunk?
The runtime for *Star Drunk (2013)* is approximately five minutes.
About Star Drunk (2013) — A Drunken Sci-Fi Parody You Won't Want to Sober Up From
Step into the bizarre, hilarious universe of *Star Drunk (2013)*, a short-form sci-fi comedy that pushes the boundaries of traditional filmmaking. Directed by Zach Persson, this offbeat parody strips down the tropes of classic space adventures and rebuilds them with a drunken twist, resulting in a chaotic yet charming five-minute escape. The film thrives on its unfiltered energy, where interstellar chases, alien encounters, and existential crises unfold with the slurred logic of a midnight barroom debate. Blending sharp satire with the unpredictable charm of improvised humor, *Star Drunk* delivers a fresh take on the genre, wrapped in an atmosphere that oscillates between absurdity and heartfelt absurdity.
Crafted entirely in a high-spirited, boozy haze, the movie showcases the talents of Greg James, Adam Elliott Davis, and Kyle Christopher Smith, whose performances oscillate between deadpan genius and outright silliness. The ensemble cast, including Britt Harris and Alexander Fraser, elevates the film beyond mere parody, grounding its wild antics in moments of genuine wit and warmth. With its sci-fi roots stripped bare and rebuilt with comedic dynamite, *Star Drunk (2013)* is a must-watch for fans of off-kilter cinema and those who appreciate humor that doesn't take itself too seriously.