I can’t say I went through the entire film without laughing, though. Pitts and Williams are absolutely hilarious in this and are the sole reason to spend any time with it if you didn’t grow up with the previous Bachelor Party in some shape, way, or form. They give the film their all and do lend a hand in making some scenes memorable in a movie that has too few of them. In fact, the moments they’re not on screen is when Bachelor Party 2 suffers most.

My biggest gripe with the film, though, probably stems from the fact that really only Pitts and Williams have been previously successful in this genre before, hence being quite familiar with it. Too many of the cast members starring in this picture are either relative newcomers all around or, to be completely honest, have no business playing a role in a comedy such as this.

Even with all of the gratuitous nudity and the bottom-basement, sex-driven humor and dialogue that’s been appealing to moviegoers since the original Bachelor Party, this non-sequel sequel (or spin-off, you choose) is just not as funny as it should have been. Topless women aside, as a comedy, Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation is just not going to cut it.