Wild Roomies (2004)

In the heart of Texas, Reno Rizolla, a man of insecurities and unfulfilled ambitions, has been sharing his life with his girlfriend, Holly, for half a year. Reno, caught in the throes of jealousy, resists the idea of matrimony, while Holly holds steadfast in her promise of intimacy only after their wedding. Haunted by a past betrayal involving his former girlfriend and roommate, Reno staunchly opposes the notion of sharing his home with others. Unluckily, his innovative boxing bag invention fails to attract buyers, adding to his mounting woes. Suddenly, life throws Reno a curveball. He loses his job and finds himself evicted from his home, only to learn that his Uncle Charlie has passed away in the distant city of Los Angeles. With Holly by his side, Reno embarks on a journey to claim his inheritance - a mansion and a sleek Mercedes Benz. Unfortunately, his uncle's fortune has been frittered away on a stripper, leaving him with no money and a five-year mortgage hanging over his head. Left with no alternative, Reno and Holly make the difficult decision to rent out two rooms in their newly-acquired mansion. They open their doors to the charismatic Chad and the enchanting Nicole, unwittingly igniting a spark of jealousy. Meanwhile, Reno's unpatented boxing bag invention falls into the wrong hands, amplifying his predicament. Desperate to put things right, he makes the decision to marry Holly, embarking on a trip back to Texas to retrieve their belongings. However, during Reno's absence, Holly's work commitments keep her occupied, and their new roommates seize the opportunity to throw a party that sets the stage for a series of life-altering events. Amid the glitz and glamour of LA, Wild Roomies follows the chaotic journey of Reno and Holly as they grapple with love, jealousy and unexpected roommates, in their fight to maintain a sense of order and sanity in their lives.

Wild Roomies is a comedy movie featuring A.J. Buckley and directed by Oliver Robins.

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