Living straight is challenging. People tend to be more welcoming if we throw bullshits on the table. Sam (Ryan Pinkston) desperately wants to be popular and cool, you know how it works in high school. The thing is, Sam is short for his age and his parents are old fashioned folks who taught him about solid politeness and honesty. For the high school kids, all these don’t go together with coolness and popularity, no matter how fantastic Sam is with math subject.

Following the suggestion from a guidance mentor, Sam starts lying. He lies just about everything to impress the high school fellows, including about the size of his dick! At first, dreams come true feels great. He drives a Porsche, his dad becomes a rockstar, his teacher falls madly in love with him and his dog really eats his homeworks. But it wasn’t so great anymore when all his dreams replaced the goodness he has.

Not an ordinary movie for a very ordinary high school theme. Pinkston played so well, especially with his childish mimic that pleads for sympathy everytime he realises his dreams backfired him. Best scene? When Sam danced with a wide smile circling the shower pole in front of his basketball team showing off his newly-acquired dick. He acts like a jerk but he smiles like an angel hahaha…

Also known as “Big Liar on Campus” and “Nothing but the Truth”

My rating: 4/6