God Was I Drunk

About This Movie

God Was I Drunk, released in '98, is one of those oddball films that captures that hazy, chaotic post-party vibe. It has a rawness to it—almost like a documentary, but with enough scripted chaos to keep you guessing what’s real. The pacing is uneven, reflecting the disorientation of the main character, as he pieces together the wild night he can't quite recall. It’s filled with quirky characters and offbeat humor, but it also touches on the messiness of youth and the mistakes we all make when we don’t think ahead. If you can appreciate practical effects and an independent spirit, this one definitely has its charms.

God Was I Drunk seems to have slipped under the radar in terms of home media releases, which makes it a bit of a gem for collectors. Finding a physical copy can be a challenge, especially in good condition, as it didn't see much widespread distribution. There’s a niche following that appreciates its unique tone and atmosphere, making it an interesting piece for anyone delving into late '90s indie cinema.