Bad Buzz 2017
When comedy duo Eric & Quentin find their careers teetering on the edge of disaster after a disastrous PR stunt, they're thrust into a frantic 48-hour race against time to salvage their reputation.
Director: Stéphane Kazandjian
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bad Buzz (2017) about?
The film follows Eric and Quentin, a once-popular comedy duo whose latest stunt backfires spectacularly, putting their careers at risk. Desperate to reverse their fortunes, they must pull off a viral hit within two days to restore their image and save everything they've worked for.
Who directed Bad Buzz?
Stéphane Kazandjian directed Bad Buzz, bringing his signature comedic flair to this fast-paced, reputation-saving adventure.
Who stars in Bad Buzz?
The film stars Eric Metzger, Quentin Margot, and Razane Jammal, with supporting roles from Marie-Anne Chazel, Olivier Broche, and Caroline Anglade.
Is Bad Buzz (2017) worth watching?
Given its IMDb status as unrated, Bad Buzz is a solid choice for fans of French comedies looking for quick, amusing escapism. Its short runtime and lighthearted take on modern fame make it an easy, entertaining watch for those who enjoy witty, fast-paced humor.
How long is Bad Buzz?
Bad Buzz runs for 74 minutes, making it a perfect quick comedy fix for a lazy afternoon.
About Bad Buzz (2017) — A Comedy Race to Save Their Reputation in 48 Hours
When comedy duo Eric & Quentin find their careers teetering on the edge of disaster after a disastrous PR stunt, they're thrust into a frantic 48-hour race against time to salvage their reputation. Directed by Stéphane Kazandjian, this zany French comedy dives into the highs and lows of viral infamy, where one misstep can ruin everything—and one clever move might just save it all. Packed with rapid-fire gags and a stellar cast, Bad Buzz (2017) turns the chaos of social media into a hilarious rollercoaster, blending satire with slapstick in a way that keeps audiences laughing from start to finish.
The film thrives on its sharp wit and relatable themes of redemption and quick thinking, all wrapped in a breezy 74-minute runtime. With a tone that oscillates between chaotic energy and heartfelt moments, Bad Buzz captures the absurdity of modern fame while poking fun at the fragility of public perception. It's a perfect pick for fans of lighthearted comedies that deliver both laughs and a touch of social commentary.