Beach Bar: The Movie (2011)

Mark had money, friends and fame, now he has a rebellious sister, an angry gangster and his local beach bar is sold. Out matched, hysterical beach characters help him save the bar, his career and family? A SoCal beach bar scene.

Director:

Mark Maine

Writers:

Kevin Diamond (additional story elements), Mark Maine (story and screenplay)

Stars:

Jerry Shea, Rachele Brooke Smith, John Patrick Jordan

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jerry Shea	...	Mark Zbeitnefski / Dad / Mom / Grandpa
Rachele Brooke Smith	...	Sara West
John Patrick Jordan	...	Steve 'Brewski' Brewster
Ally Maki	...	Ireene Saki Zbeitnefski and Merbaby (voice)
Gene Rathswohl	...	Zac
Rico E. Anderson	...	Darius 'Ice Pyk' Vernon
Ben Rovner	...	Dr. Carlton Piedmont
Dane White	...	Dr. Hamilton Manning
Monte Markham	...	Crabs
Joe Gnoffo	...	Emanual Van Bolden
Jimmy Diggs	...	V'Ger
Michael Bell	...	Doughboy - Ice Pyk's Bodyguard
Leonard Sanders	...	Chicken
Valerie Posas	...	Big Booty Girl
Scott Benefiel	...	Scott -SDCNTV Reporter

Storyline

Mark's life was running perfect. He had money, friends and skyrocketing fame from his viral video sensation. On the eve of his promotional tour, everything starts to come apart when he becomes the custodian of his rebellious street-wise teen-sister. He can't go on tour, an angry gangster promoter is on his heals and now his home away from home, the local beach bar, is going to be sold to greedy developers. It doesn't take long for Mark to find he is out of his league in terms of his career, business, and the ability to look after his sister. With the help of a cast of hysterical characters from the beach community, Mark fights to hold on to the frayed ends of his life and give himself a real purpose in life. Can he save the bar, his career and his family? Beach Bar: The Movie is a spin-off of the Universal Pictures international feature Hole in One (2009).

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Plot Keywords:

family | 

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Taglines:

Equal parts Booze, Bikinis & Beaches; the perfect concoction for a Sexy Beach Bar.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Did You Know?

Trivia

Mark Maine selected and placed the song "Tears of a Clown" sung by Ally Maki in both of his films Beach Bar and Music High (2012). The song was re-mastered by Tom Voris and The FABulous Rudies and produced by Thomas DellaVecchia. The very familiar song score was originally written and produced by Stevie Wonder and then the lyrics were written by Smokey Robinson and in 1967 the song was made famous by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles.

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Soundtracks

Surf Song
Written by Robert Tait
Produced by Robert Tait
Performed by Bag of Toys
Publishing by Bag of Toys
Courtesy of Bag of Toys

User Reviews

Horrible! Avoid this one!

This movie is the worst. On a whim, I decided to watch it because the ratings seemed decent (7.0 out of 10.0). Was I misled! I'm not sure if the director or producer prompted his friends to write favorable reviews (which may be against IMDb's guidelines), but clearly the reviews are biased and in no way reflect the poor quality of the film. The directing is sub par and the writing is just as bad. Stale dialogue. Plot points that don't make any sense. Shots with angles that make you scratch your head. I have no idea why this was even made. What's worse, I had the displeasure of meeting the director, with the hope that he'd provide some insight on his creative process. That experience was a disappointment too . . . as a person, he is even worse than the movies he makes, including this not-a-gem. Uhhh! In other words, don't even waste your time with this one.

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

7 July 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Sex on the Beach

Filming Locations:

Pacific Beach, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Angelic Pictures, The Indusa Group, ODEF Capital Enterprises

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD