Gutbuster 2017
Joshua Ligairi's Gutbuster (2017) blends sharp humor with a surprisingly personal journey as stand-up comedian Dave Stone hits the road for a cross-country tour—all while grappling with a sobering health wake-up call.
Director: Joshua Ligairi
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gutbuster (2017) about?
Comedian Dave Stone embarks on a cross-country tour after a health scare forces him to confront his lifestyle choices. Along the way, he interviews food producers and experts, then turns his experiences into sharp, self-aware comedy for live audiences.
Who directed Gutbuster?
Joshua Ligairi directed this unique blend of documentary and stand-up special, guiding Stone's journey with a keen eye for both humor and insight.
Who stars in Gutbuster?
The film features stand-up comedians Dave Stone, Pete Holmes, Kyle Kinane, Nick Thune, Rory Scovel, and Nikki Glaser, each bringing their own flavor to the road trip.
Is Gutbuster (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy comedy docs that pack a punch beyond laughter—mixing personal stakes with cultural commentary—this 75-minute film delivers. Its unrated status reflects its niche appeal, but fans of Stone's humor and food-related humor will find plenty to enjoy.
How long is Gutbuster?
Gutbuster runs for 75 minutes.
About Gutbuster (2017) — A Comedy Doc Follows Dave Stone's Unhealthy Truths About American Food
Joshua Ligairi's Gutbuster (2017) blends sharp humor with a surprisingly personal journey as stand-up comedian Dave Stone hits the road for a cross-country tour—all while grappling with a sobering health wake-up call.
By day, Stone dives into the modern American food system, chatting with farmers, doctors, and food science experts to uncover why so many meals leave us feeling anything but nourished. By night, he turns his discoveries into riotous stage material, blending self-deprecating laughs with an unexpectedly thoughtful critique of what we put on our plates. The result is a comedy doc that's as much about self-reflection as it is about skewering the excesses of fast food culture.