Kyle (Stewart Winthrop) brings along Monica (Karen Bigglesworth) to help feed his big brother Bobby with disastrous results.
“Bobby” was built out of plaster and doe-skins in Thailand by a quadriplegic and a liar. Halfway through the shoot lead actor Jean Collins-Carter got drunk and sold it to half an old lady for a box of chiclets, an inflatable hammer and a penny bank shaped like a saddle.

Barry (Colon D. Ball) thought he could forget about his steamy winter fling, but spring break with his bro Darry (Bolon C. Dall) brings him face-to-face with Delia (Dolon B. Call) once again.  

Although this was the only scene set at the beach to make it into the finished film, four additional scenes had been scripted and at least two were filmed.  One of these is rumored to have been a love scene.  It’s also rumored to be a good deal less disgusting than the fifteen other love scenes that did make it into the film.

The evening goes from bad to worse when Mark (Kevin McGavin) confronts Sam (Izzy C. Bisbee) about her feelings.  

While clearing the set after this scene wrapped, set dresser Tobin Epps accidentally trapped himself in a loft next-door.  Tenants noticed the smell after three days and called the police to break down the door.  It took six hours to get in.  Tobin had piled every piece of furniture in the loft against the door.  They found him lying face-down, naked and soaking wet in the middle of the living room’s hard-wood floor.  It was later determined that he’d accidentally drowned shortly after accidentally stacking all the furniture against the door.  It was never explained why he accidentally cut out his tongue and accidentally nailed it to the ceiling above him, but that Epps, boy, he sure was a character.  He sure was.

This scene was shot just before Izzy C. Bisbee’s controversial surgery to permanently seal her third nostril.  The nostril is never shown on-screen but the tell-tale whistling (due to it’s famous clover-shape) is audible throughout her dialogue.

Things get awkward when Jimmy (Kel Launders) brings his new girlfriend Priscilla (Rae Campbell) over to meet the guys.  

The house in this scene burned to the ground a month after production wrapped when a meth lab exploded in the frat house next door.  Killed in the accident was Gus “Real Big” Fellows, who received a Special Thanks credit at the end of the film for completely legal, honorable reasons.

Cori (Shira Birch) spoils her appetite before the Banquet.  

Make-up artist Rex Birch is Shira Birch’s half-brother from a secret affair between her mother and the custodian from the post office she frequented.  Shira made everybody on the crew promise not to tell anybody she told us because Rex has always been very sensitive about it and the embarrassment would just push him right over the edge.  

Also she says he wears dresses.

The Host (Ingel Fink) re-awakens, but at what cost?  

Filming this scene cost lead actor Jean Collin-Carter his last remaining pinky finger.