All Screwed Up 2012
"What happens when the jock switches bodies with the nerd?"
All Screwed Up (2012) dives into a hilarious high-school body-swap adventure when jock Pete and science-whiz Teenisha collide with a freak accident and trade lives.
Director: Neil Stephens
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is All Screwed Up (2012) about?
This indie comedy follows two high-school opposites—a jock and a nerd—who accidentally switch bodies after a bizarre accident. As they navigate each other's lives, from sports glory to science class disaster, they learn unexpected lessons about empathy, self-worth, and what it really means to walk in someone else's shoes.
Who directed All Screwed Up?
Neil Stephens directed this energetic teen comedy, blending physical humor with a fresh twist on the classic body-swap trope.
Who stars in All Screwed Up?
The film features Chyna Layne (known for her Oscar-nominated role in *Precious*), Jake Waldman, Allison Carter Thomas, Olivia Stevens, and Adam Placente.
Is All Screwed Up (2012) worth watching?
While not a mainstream blockbuster, All Screwed Up offers a fun, family-friendly comedy with surprising charm. Its indie spirit and relatable teen themes make it a solid pick for fans of lighthearted body-swap flicks, especially when you're in the mood for something breezy and nostalgic.
How long is All Screwed Up?
Runtime details are not listed.
About All Screwed Up (2012) — A Wild Teen Body-Swap Comedy You Won't Forget
All Screwed Up (2012) dives into a hilarious high-school body-swap adventure when jock Pete and science-whiz Teenisha collide with a freak accident and trade lives. Directed by Neil Stephens, this indie comedy blends sharp teen angst with slapstick chaos as two polar opposites—one a social outcast with ADD, the other the cocky homecoming king—wake up in each other's skin. Chyna Layne (Precious) and Jake Waldman lead the cast, delivering energetic performances that balance goofy misunderstandings with heartfelt moments about identity and belonging.
The film leans into the classic Freaky Friday formula but spices it up with 2012-era teen dynamics, awkward romance, and a healthy dose of physical comedy. Expect locker-room pranks turned self-inflicted, science lab mishaps swapped for locker-room glory, and a clash of worlds that forces both teens to confront their insecurities—while audiences laugh at the chaos. With its family-friendly action-comedy mix, All Screwed Up delivers a lighthearted yet surprisingly thoughtful take on growing up and fitting in.