If Heidecker's not holding a mirror up to our idiocy Borat-style, there's no mistaking the echoes in a thin-skinned, name-calling brute elbowing his way onto political center stage for the ugliest reasons.

Running only a little shorter than the average season of On Cinema At The Cinema, it's never as cringe-inducingly funny or inventive as the webseries that spawned it.

The long and circuitous narrative history of the so-called OCU weighs heavily on Eric Notarnicola's film.

This is cringey comedy, and the cringe factor is taken up a few notches in this narrative spinoff.