In the comedy "Freeloaders," a group of lifelong slackers living the high life in a luxurious mansion rent-free are thrown into chaos when their enabler, a famous rock star, decides to sell the property. The film follows Josh Lawson as the de facto leader of the motley crew, which includes Clifton Collins Jr., Nat Faxon, Kevin Sussman, and Dave Foley, as they face the horrifying prospect of getting real jobs and paying for their own lives. Their cushy existence, filled with parties and zero responsibility, is shattered when the rock star's savvy sister, played by Olivia Munn, steps in to manage the sale. Desperate to maintain their paradise, the friends devise a series of increasingly ridiculous schemes to raise the money to buy the house themselves, leading to a cascade of comedic mishaps and unexpected lessons about adulthood. Directed by Dan Rosen, this R-rated comedy balances its raucous humor with a touch of heart, as Jane Seymour and Jay Chandrasekhar add to the colorful ensemble. "Freeloaders" is a wild ride that asks whether growing up is truly the worst thing that can happen, or if it might just be the only way to save the one thing they all care about.