Talented comics Jack Black and Steve Zahn have made a desperately bad choice with this unfunny frat-house mess (originally titled Saving Silverman), which comes very close to Freddy Got Fingered levels of laugh-free awfulness and casual misogyny. Along with Jason Biggs they form a tribute band (the second of the week) called Diamonds in the Rough, dedicated to Neil Diamond, and Diamond himself puts in a good-sport cameo at the end, proving that The Jazz Singer is not his worst film after all. Biggs starts dating an uptight yuppie bitch, and his buddies start a campaign to rescue him from her clutches. It manages to be nasty, cynical and dull all at the same time.