Synopsis

Two friends, Rushon and Bunz, arrange a double date with hopes of finally having sex. Their plans quickly become complicated by an argument over trust, an urgent search for condoms, and a series of chaotic encounters. As the night spirals into increasingly absurd situations, both men discover that getting lucky may be easier than dealing with the consequences of their choices.

Factoids & Trivia

• Bill Bellamy has claimed that he coined the phrase "booty call," which became the title of the film.

• Filming took place in New York City, including Chinatown and Harlem, as well as Toronto. The production dates ran from June 3 to July 19, 1996.

• The film was rated R for its sexual content, sex-related dialogue, crude humor, and strong language.

• With a reported running time of 79 minutes, the movie is notably brief for a theatrical comedy.

• The film earned approximately $20 million in domestic box office receipts.

• The screenplay was written by J. Stanford Parker, credited as Bootsie, and Takashi Bufford. Bufford was originally slated to direct but left the project before filming for personal reasons.