Directed by Karl DiPelino, the man responsible for this disastrous movie, PiGs could almost be considered the new American Pie with a healthy dose of Porky's and in actual fact, this "teen" comedy is quite endearing and entertaining at times.

In laymen's terms, Pigs is like that embarrassing uncle who always makes a goose of himself at weddings and generally at the expense of himself who in this movie take the role of Miles (Jefferson Brown) and Cleaver (Darryn Lucio).

These two close friends decide to have a gentlemen's bet by seeing which one of them can score with the most women. With money and pride on the line, one the suave and sophisticated college stud and the other, the classic bumbling everday man, these two men encounter the mysterious girl known as X, Gabrielle Xeropolos (Melanie Marden) which threatens the very competition itself in this politically incorrect and predictable romantic comedy.

Pigs is not a bad movie per se, it's just not the best college comedy that we have seen, however if you are a fan of those clichéd teen college movies than Pigs may be the movie for you. Presented in 16:9 widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, Pigs is a first class presentation that is matched brilliantly by the  hilarious special features.

Interesting and a tad enjoyable!

Special Features:

• Deleted Scenes, Outtakes & Bloopers

• "Whip Em Out – PIGS Unrated Auditions"

• "F**k the S**t" Music Video by Sons of Butcher (featured as a ‘hidden’ Easter Egg)

• Making Of Pigs Featurette

• Set Etiquette With Jay Ziebarth Featurette