Sleepover 2004
"The rules are set. The game is on."
In Sleepover (2004), director Joe Nussbaum crafts a high-energy coming-of-age comedy about four best friends navigating the pressures of high school's first year.
Director: Joe Nussbaum
Cast
Alexa PenaVega
Julie Corky
Mika Boorem
Hannah
Jane Lynch
Gabby Corky
Sam Huntington
Ren Corky
Sara Paxton
Stacie
Brie Larson
Liz Daniels
Scout Taylor-Compton
Farrah
Douglas Smith
Gregg
Steve Carell
Officer Sherman
Jeff Garlin
Jay Corky
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sleepover (2004) about?
Four high school-bound best friends host a sleepover that spirals into an unforgettable scavenger hunt against their popular rivals. What starts as a fun tradition turns into a chaotic quest filled with daredevil stunts and lessons about growing up.
Who directed Sleepover?
Sleepover was directed by Joe Nussbaum, known for his knack for blending youthful energy with sharp comedic timing.
Who stars in Sleepover?
The film features Alexa PenaVega, Mika Boorem, Sam Huntington, and Sara Paxton as the core group of friends, supported by Jane Lynch and Brie Larson in key roles.
Is Sleepover (2004) worth watching?
With its breezy 89-minute runtime and relatable teen antics, Sleepover offers lighthearted entertainment perfect for family movie nights. Though not a critical darling, its nostalgic charm and comedic set pieces make it a fun throwback for viewers who grew up in the 2000s.
How long is Sleepover?
Sleepover runs for 89 minutes, offering a tight, fast-paced adventure that fits perfectly into a single evening.
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About Sleepover (2004) — A High-Speed Teen Scavenger Hunt Comedy
In Sleepover (2004), director Joe Nussbaum crafts a high-energy coming-of-age comedy about four best friends navigating the pressures of high school's first year. Julie, Hannah, Yancy, and Farrah plan one last summer sleepover before their academic lives change forever, only to find themselves locked in a wild, night-long scavenger hunt against their popular rivals. From commandeering a car to sneaking into exclusive nightclubs, every rule is bent as chaos and laughter ensue under the summer sky.
This teen adventure brims with nostalgia, mischief, and the universal desire to shed unflattering labels—all wrapped in bright, sun-soaked visuals and rapid-fire humor. Sleepover (2004) captures the thrill of rebellion, friendship, and firsts, making it a standout in family-friendly comedies of the early 2000s.
