Big Brother: Crap 23 years old

From the filmmaking geniuses that brought you crap thrice before comes the cinematic juggernaut, crap. Nearly two years in the making with a budget of 75 million rubles, crap brings to the silver screen the true story of a boy and the crap that is his life. With more shit than shit, more number fours than number two and if you're looking for boobs, forget about it. Crap is guaranteed to be the most stolen item at the video store this year and it will tickle your sphincter and exacerbate your duodenum. It doesn't get any better than this folks. Forget all that crap you've seen before (owl pellets). Here it is, the real thing in bold helvetica. New crap for the double O penny. The genius contained in this little black box is blinding. You are not ready. Hold your penis and spin around three times. Stuff your face with wolf scat. Cut off your arms and beat yourself. Kosick will shine your chest. Dissect a raccoon. Go suck on a horse asshole with your father.

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Big Brother: Crap Cast

Name Character
Johnny Knoxville He was 30, now 53 years old as Himself
Bam Margera He was 21, now 45 years old as Himself
Jeff Tremaine He was 34, now 58 years old as Himself
Dimitry Elyashkevich He was 26, now 49 years old as Himself
Jason Acuña He was 27, now 51 years old as Himself
Daewon Song He was 26, now 49 years old as Himself
Tony Hawk He was 32, now 56 years old as Himself
Rick Kosick He was 41, now 64 years old as Himself
Larry Flynt He was 58, now 82 years old as Himself
Eric Koston He was 25, now 49 years old as Himself
Mike Maldonado as Himself

Big Brother: Crap Crew

Name Department
Dimitry Elyashkevich as Cinematography. He was 26 (now 49) years old Crew
Dimitry Elyashkevich as Director. He was 26 (now 49) years old Directing
Dimitry Elyashkevich as Editor. He was 26 (now 49) years old Editing
Rick Kosick as Cinematography. He was 41 (now 64) years old Crew
Rick Kosick as Director. He was 41 (now 64) years old Directing
Big Brother: Crap poster
Big Brother: Crap (23 years)

  • Release day: Saturday, April 14, 2001
  • Runtime: 69 minutes