REAL CANCUN HAS IT'S ON FARMER TED
The Miami Herald gives a review of The Real Cancun and compares one of it's characters to Anthony Michael Hall's Farmer Ted on Sixteen Candles.

The Real Cancun, which was filmed only a month ago and rushed to theaters to beat a similar project at another studio, does have one great story arc: Alan Taylor, a shy, endearingly nerdy 18-year-old from Texas who has never drunk so much as a drop of alcohol (''Like, ever?'' one of his disbelieving roomies asks) and is equally inexperienced with the opposite sex, although girls are the only things he can think about (''I just want to see some boobies!'' he declares).
Alan's transformation from reserved wallflower to voracious party animal is the most engrossing element of The Real Cancun: He's like a real-life version of Anthony Michael Hall from Sixteen Candles, complete with his own fairy-tale ending