The Napa Boys

Miles Jr. (Armen Weitzman) and Jack Jr.(Nick Corirossi) are back in their most hotly anticipated adventure yet. Years have passed since Jack Jr. slept with the MILFonator and Death claimed the lives of virgin Miles Jr.’s wife and daughter. But when a still-horny-as-heck Jack Jr. shows up in possession of the fabled Sommelier’s amulet, you better believe that (for the first time ever) a new Napa Boys™ adventure is afoot.

You can expect the return of fan-favourites like Kevin (Nelson Franklin) and Mitch of Mitch’s Winery (Mike Mitchell), but get ready to meet some new Napa brethren when a resolute reporter named Puck (Sarah Ramos) stows away in the Napa Boy Wine Wagon™ while the gang is en route to pick up Stifler’s brother (Jamar Neighbors). One thing is for sure: The Napa Boys are all that and a bottle of wine — and it’s not a Merlot. Or is it?

Anarchically spoofing the motifs and platitudes of Hollywood franchise filmmaking (and one very specific 2004 dramedy) with a surgical specificity akin to cult comedies like Wet Hot American Summer and Freddy Got Fingered, co-creators and co-stars Corirossi and Weitzman have assembled a winery’s row of hilarious alt-comedians who collectively distill and deliver some of the smartest dumb jokes in recent memory.

Further featuring David Wain, Riki Lindhome, Ray Wise, Chloe Cherry, Vanessa Chester, and Paul Rust as the nefarious Squirm among dozens of other seasoned collaborators who’ve either performed, written or produced for comic luminaries such Sacha Baron Cohen, Eric André, and Ben Stiller, The Napa Boys is your favourite comedian’s new favourite comedy.

PETER KUPLOWSKY