Smoking Wet

About This Movie

Smoking Wet is a quirky little comedy that really leans into the absurdity of its premise. The film captures this oddly comforting atmosphere of a funeral home, juxtaposed with the chaos that ensues when Lois Yerdun, our protagonist, unwittingly dabbles in ecstasy. You get to experience her wild ride through a series of comical misadventures, all while trying to keep a straight face at a funeral that's anything but ordinary. The pacing is brisk, making those 20 minutes feel like a whirlwind of laughs. The performances, particularly from the lead, are refreshingly genuine, showcasing a blend of vulnerability and humor that keeps you rooting for her despite the ridiculousness. It's distinctive for its unusual setting and the way it tackles themes of life and death with a light-hearted touch.

This film seems to exist in a bit of obscurity, making it a curious find for collectors. There aren’t many formats available, which adds to its rarity. While it hasn’t gained a significant following, the unique blend of humor and setting piques the interest of those who appreciate offbeat comedies. Its scarcity makes it a hidden gem worth seeking out for anyone who enjoys unconventional narratives.