Dex and Eric are ordinary, twenty-something guys dealing with work, relationships and friends. Their life becomes less ordinary when they encounter Herb, a mischievous and malevolent geek. What starts as an innocent game of bar trivia soon escalates into an all out war - Dex & Eric vs. Herb
Sybil Lines
Katheryn Winnick
Scott Fernstrom
Robert Ray Manning Jr.
Dex and Eric are ordinary, twenty-something guys dealing with work, relationships and friends. Their life becomes less ordinary when they encounter Herb, a mischievous and malevolent geek. What starts as an innocent game of bar trivia soon escalates into an all out war - Dex & Eric vs. Herb
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