Evicted 2004
"Welcome to the Hollywood High Life."
Dive into the chaotic world of *Evicted (2004)*, a raucous comedy directed by Michael Tierney that follows a group of carefree friends led by the charismatic Micro.
Director: Michael Tierney
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Evicted (2004) about?
*Evicted (2004)* follows a group of friends who throw an epic goodbye party when their landlord threatens to evict them. Led by Micro, their wild antics escalate as they fight to keep their home—and their reputations—intact.
Who directed Evicted?
The film was directed by Michael Tierney, who brings a sharp comedic eye to the chaos of roommate life.
Who stars in Evicted?
The cast includes Michael Tierney, Shannon Elizabeth, Terence Tierney, Alvis Le Gate, and Lawrence Tierney, with Terry Camilleri rounding out the ensemble.
Is Evicted (2004) worth watching?
While *Evicted (2004)* isn't rated on IMDb, its high-energy comedy and ensemble cast make it a fun, if flawed, ride for fans of early-2000s party flicks. The humor lands more on the absurd side, so temper your expectations—but if you love rowdy roommate comedies, it's worth a stream or download.
How long is Evicted?
The runtime for *Evicted (2004)* is 99 minutes.
About Evicted (2004) — The Ultimate Roommate Comedy Party
Dive into the chaotic world of *Evicted (2004)*, a raucous comedy directed by Michael Tierney that follows a group of carefree friends led by the charismatic Micro. As their landlord threatens to kick them out, these roommates decide to throw the ultimate farewell bash—one that promises to be legendary. But with their lease on the line, can their high-energy antics save the day, or will their party spiral into unmanageable chaos?
Set against the backdrop of Hollywood's fast-paced lifestyle, *Evicted (2004)* blends slapstick humor with the bittersweet theme of impermanence, all wrapped in a neon-lit atmosphere of neon-lit nights and reckless fun. Starring Shannon Elizabeth alongside Tierney's dynamic cast, this film captures the essence of youthful rebellion and the struggle between responsibility and hedonism.