COUGARS, INC.

“It’s 10:00pm; do you know where your mother is?”

A baffling query rose as a tagline of this movie. So where exactly the mother is?

The story goes like this, Sam (Kyle Garner), the focal persona of this movie, is a troubled student. And because of his poor demeanor, he has been kicked out of every school he's been into, from the best preparatory school across the country to so forth and so on. 

But when he turns college, maybe a person eventually grow-up and mature or was it because of Courtney (Sarah Hyland) the girl he likes is there—he finally settled on a school, at a boarding school.

However, his life gets twisted when his gorgeous-fashion-model mom cannot pay for his bundle of tuition so there’s no way he could pull through until the next semester. Plus, the girl Courtney he likes had stood him up on their date. 

Well not until he slithers into a bar where he meets, a good-looking older mom, Alison (Kathryn Morris). They both share the same sentiments—alone and miserable. And then one thing goes to another—until they end up in bed together. She (Alison) goes home parting a huge check for Sam—for his incredible service rendered. 

Surprised, Sam immediately shares it to his friends and they’d all brainstormed about it and eventually come up to a crazy notion. Since, Sam currently was financially challenged, they’d gotten into the idea of opening an escort service—COUGAR INC., there they’re going to supply the needs of older women and pays them off in return. 

So there crazy-risky business started—pimping themselves to a show of incredibly stunning and dateless over 40 years of age women.  While Sam is venturing on his new business, he doesn't noticed he’s acting a bit of a grown man or because he’s been surrounded with matured women so the girl Courtney started to like him—I mean, the new Sam he’s been. And so does Alison though. Which of course brought, again, complication to Sam’s complicated life. 

And the complication grew even more worst when one of Sam’s loyal clients, Judy (Denise Richards) happens to be the wife of their dean! Oh boy, just oh boy. And so, of course everything went silly. 

This movie brought up nostalgia in me; it reminds me of the American Pie’s chain, but of course the story is something new and different. I never remember any college context-comedy movie who’d unfortunately leads to a crazy marketing action. But who says we cannot learn anything from this crazy movie? Well, actually we’ll. As a normal college student, of course I won’t (oh boy, mark my word) goes on the idea of pimping myself to pay the tuition. 

So what’s the message of this movie? There’s always a possibility of love between two people of frantically different age. Enjoy the movie, it isn't a sex comedy movie although of course there’s some nudity but most of the scenes you caught everybody joking—so just laugh out loud and learn from it.