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Violy & Jahari: Dorm 420 is a black romantic shock comedy film based on Violy and Jahari. The story follows the duo, who set to throw a marijuana-themed party at Huckleberry Dorm, a dorm that was abandoned after a student (Jason Whataburger) died from getting too high. Their goal is to get so high that they eventually meet him, but this causes tons of friction and paranoia within their friend group and the Heathens. Throughout this party, they come across ghosts, betrayal, and fights with the spirit world. It was released on June 30, 2022.
Watch the full movie here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAkB4eDYn8s
This film provides examples of:
- Animated Shock Comedy: This film includes a plethora of dark jokes as well as vulgar humor.
- Art Shift: The spirit world scenes are made with Moviestorm instead of Vyond.
- Battle Couple: Violy & Jahari, Stacy & Shady, as well as Little Bill & Mindy. All three couples do NOT go down without a fight.
- Big Damn Movie: The movie provides more life-threatening and drastic situations than the series.
- Black Comedy: Some of the violence is played for laughs, as well as the gang cracking dark jokes about each other.
- Black Comedy Cannibalism: Mindy is a cannibal and is often seen eating people and body parts casually.
- Black Comedy Rape: The ghost of Jason's girlfriend enters couples' rectums without permission.
- Country Matters: The word cunt is exchanged a few times in heated insult battles.
- Crossover: Characters from Zara And Erika have semi-prominent roles.
- Dark Action Girl: Erikasha and Annabelle, Violy to a lesser extent.
- Everybody Must Get Stoned: The entire premise of the party, although tolerate levels vary.
- Funny Background Event: Stacy and Shady, who are invisible, trying to warn Violy, Jahari, and Zara about their quest. However, the invisibility spell makes them inaudible too.
- Gis Syndrome: Live action videos and backgrounds are used just like the series.
- My Eyes Are Up Here: Violy does this to Alan once again, causing Jahari to kick him down.
- N-Word Privileges: Unlike the series, Stacy is given free rein to say nigga casually. However, Zara tries this once again and gets thrown in the pool.
- Rapid-Fire Comedy: Even moreso than the show, with constant gags nearly every 10 seconds, barring a few serious moments.
- Ruder and Cruder: The movie contains stronger violence, language, and sexual content than the series.
- Stoner Flick
- Toilet Humor: Plenty of jokes about farting and burping.
