Lily Craven Stars in New Parody, “Stiffler’s Mom”

Directed by Rob Knocks, Stiffler’s Mom “unfolds as a thrilling ride of comedic ecstasy” as Craven’s reps describe the movie in a statement released today, adding that Knocks “skillfully weaves together laughter, absurdity, and unexpected twists, ensuring that your senses are constantly on edge, yearning for the next uproarious surprise.”

Joining Craven in the cast are Max Fills, who tackles the role of Finch, delivering “a flawless portrayal that embodies the essence of this iconic character” and “injecting the perfect blend of awkwardness and charm that will leave you rooting for the underdog.”

Stiffler’s Mom also features Pax Perry, who Craven’s reps describe as “a rising star who bursts onto the mainstream scene with his show-stopping performance as the cocky and obnoxious jock, Steven Stiffler.”

“As his mother’s love life takes an unexpected turn, Perry’s portrayal of the grossed-out and bewildered Steven adds a tantalizing layer of tension to the storyline, leaving audiences begging for more,” the announcement adds.

Craven said that working on Stiffler’s Mom gave her “a new perspective for those who work behind the camera.”

Craven’s reps said that as she dove into the role, Lily “discovered a newfound passion for the art of storytelling behind the camera.”

Working with co-writers Jim Steele and Don Juan De Marko, Craven and her creative partners “took on the challenge of crafting this seductive masterpiece, infusing it with their creative brilliance. Lily’s journey behind the scenes enriched her understanding of the filmmaking process, and now she’s ready to mesmerize you with the fruits of her labor.”

“I gained so much knowledge while working on this project,” Craven added. “I can’t wait to take everything I’ve learned and utilize those skills on the next project.”

You can view Stiffler’s Mom now on ManyVids.com.