American Pie Presents Beta House

Product Description Get ready for the most hilarious and outrageous freshman year in collegiate history - American Pie is pledging Beta House! Join Dwight Stifler, his cousin Erik, Mr. Levenstein (Eugene Levy), and the infamous Beta House fraternity for the hottest, wildest and freshest piece of Pie ever! Bonus Content: Deleted Storylines Deleted Scenes Outtakes Exclusive Interview with Noah Levenstein Behind the Games Beta House - Not Just Another Slice of Pie Boobie "Yule Log" Nuts About Pie American Pie Presents: A Public Service Announcement UGO's Foxy Fan on the Set 'Won More Time' by God Made Me Funky Music Video 'Luv T'Day' by God Made Me Funky Music Video Feature Commentary with Director Andrew Waller, Write/Co-Producer Erik Lindsay and Cast Members John White, Steve Talley, Jake Siegel, Meghan Heffern and Nic Nac Bonus Episode: 30 Rock 'Hard Ball' Amazon.com The sixth entry in the long-running American Pie franchise anchors its story in the tried-and-true rivalry between nerds and jocks while serving up the non-stop barrage of raunchy gags for which the series has earned its notoriety. The twist in Beta House is that the nerds are actually the heels of the picture, while the heroes (as it were) are hormonally super-charged Erik Stifler (John White) and his pals, who pledge at their college's most chaotic frat during their freshman year. That the fraternity, Beta House, is run by Erik's cousin Dwight (Steve Talley) only works in their favor, but trouble rears its head in the form of the Geek House, a rival frat made up of socially awkward boys with money to burn due to their technological superiority. The apex of their clash is the Greek Olympics (inexplicably presided over by American Pie regular Eugene Levy), which descends into a frenzy of scatological sight gags (one bit, inspired by the Russian Roulette scene in The Deer Hunter, is jaw-droppingly gross). The sweetness that tempered the sex jokes in the original American Pie is completely absent from this entry; that, however, may not be a bad thing for some viewers. The DVD includes a considerable amount of deleted material, including whole story lines removed from the final product; commentary by and interviews with the cast and crew, outtakes, an in-character interview with Levy, and a ridiculous "Yule Log" featurette (a smutty play on the old Video Yule Log) round out th