Barely Legal

Three high school students, Deacon, Fred, and Matt, spend their time acquiring and selling adult films. After one of them loses his job at a video rental store, the group decides to produce their own adult movie to earn money and improve their social standing at school. As they attempt to cast performers and film their project, they encounter obstacles, including a professional in the industry who becomes jealous of their efforts and tries to stop them.

This 2003 comedy was directed by David Mickey Evans. It is the fifth film in his directing career, following titles such as The Sandlot and the Beethoven sequels. The movie was a joint production between the United States and Germany, involving companies like Motion Picture Corporation of America and Taurus Film. The cast features Erik von Detten as Deacon, Sarah-Jane Potts as Ashley, and Vince Vieluf as Tom Cooperman, with a total of 44 credited actors and 111 crew members.

The film received mixed to negative reactions from viewers and critics. It holds a rating of 4.7/10 on IMDb from 6,600 votes and 5.9/10 on TMDB based on 294 votes. Film critics gave the movie a lower score of 2.5/10 across 204 reviews, indicating a more negative reception from professional reviewers compared to the general audience.