The Sex Trip (2017)

The Sex Trip takes a well-worn body-swap premise and gives it a mischievous, late-night-comedy jolt by aiming its satire squarely at a smug womanizer who suddenly has to live with the consequences of how he’s treated people. It’s broad, bawdy, and unapologetically raunchy, but there’s a surprisingly sincere current underneath the jokes as the film nudges its hero toward empathy rather than simply dunking on him. Jade Ramsey commits to the transformation with an energetic, playful performance, and the movie’s fantasy hook keeps the momentum moving from awkward set pieces to genuinely human moments. If you’re in the mood for a sex-forward, slightly trashy comedy with a redeeming-heart arc, it’s an easy watch—but if you prefer subtle humor or are sensitive to nudity and explicit gags, this one will feel like a hard sell.

The Sex Trip is aiming for a raunchy, fantasy body-swap “lesson learned” comedy where a smug womanizer gets forced into empathy by literally living as a woman. The problem is it leans hard on a tired, already-overused premise and then doubles down on broad, low-effort jokes and sexual bits that can feel more juvenile than clever, with some moments likely to read as mean-spirited or tone-deaf rather than insightful. If you’re hoping for sharp satire, genuinely progressive perspective, or even consistently strong laughs, this will probably feel like a dated sketch stretched to feature length. That said, if you’re simply in the mood for a cheap, mildly naughty, late-night cable-style romp and you’re not easily bothered by crude stereotypes, you may find it watchable in a “don’t think too hard” way.