Eight Days a Week Page #4

Synopsis: Peter loves his next door neighbour Erica and, on the advice of his grandfather, decides to camp out on her front lawn for the entire summer, or until she agrees to go out with him. His father is none too happy about the idea and refuses to let his son back in the house, even to get a change of clothes. Peter's friend, Matt, thinks Peter should give up on women (like he has) and just have sex with fruit, and have a total devotion to masterbation.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Michael Davis
Production: Underdog Productions
  3 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
22%
R
Year:
1997
92 min
353 Views


She was cutting her grass.

It looked like there was something good

on TV over at my house...

...and I wanted to watch it.

But something got in the way.

So I watered the plants instead.

I figured I should take advantage

of the time I had on my hands.

I vowed that if I were

to become Erica's boyfriend...

...I had to become the greatest lover

she had ever known.

In pursuit of that goal, I decided

I would become an expert in love.

I started by reading The Joy of Sexuality.

It wasn't the descriptions of the wildly

uninhibited Chinese-style sex positions...

...like the

"wailing monkey clasping a tree"...

...or "wild geese flying

on their backs "...

...that I found most enlightening.

It was the guy they picked

to illustrate...

...all the exotic conjugations.

The guy is butt-ugly.

And the girl was a babe.

This was inspiring.

I mean, if this Quest for Fire reject

could get laid, why couldn't I?

oh, good, my parents aren't home

from church yet.

I'll meet you inside.

I'm gonna have a talk

with your friend Peter.

okay.

So you're still here, huh?

I would have thought you'd have

gotten smart and given up by now.

Why do guys always make that noise?

What noise?

This noise:

I mean, you guys spit so much.

Makes you wonder

what you've been sucking on.

Shut up.

oh, what a...

What a demonstrative display

of masculine aggression.

Did you know

that such behavior is a sign of...

...latent homosexuality?

I think it's time you left.

- I'm not leaving.

- You wanna fight?

I'll give you a free shot.

Go for it, my friend.

How could I refuse this invitation?

I was going to lose this fight...

...but at least I could get

one killer shot in.

So I charged the Prince of Darkness.

Then I realized my mistake.

It was a trick.

It felt like my nuts had exploded.

And it sounded like a pair of water

balloons dropped off a building.

That'll teach you, huh?

I took it as a good sign that Erica

was curious to see if I was still there.

It was important that Erica never see me

flag in my devotion by leaving my post.

But on the other hand, I didn't

wanna smell like my uncle Lou...

...when Erica finally buckled

under my romantic vigilance.

So I figured while she was

getting ready for the day...

...I'd pop inside for a quick shower

and some Cheerios.

What are you doing?

Changing the locks.

When you finally give up

this nonsense...

...I'll let you back inside.

Dad, give me a break.

Forget it.

Mom.

This was desperate.

No food. No water.

Nice.

And I really needed to do

some low-altitude bombing.

I had no choice but to impose

on my best friend, Matt.

Hey, Matt, open up!

I'm showering, man!

The side door's open!

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