The Devil's Lettuce: A Cursed 90s PSA (2026)

The Devil's Lettuce: A Cursed 90s PSA is a 2026 horror-comedy film that reimagines the aesthetic and paranoia of late-1990s anti-drug public service announcements. Directed by Shawn C. Phillips, known for his work in genre cinema such as Skate to Hell, the movie blends B-movie camp with supernatural thriller elements. The plot follows a group of teenagers who steal a cursed skateboard created by the Devil, which inadvertently draws the attention of Lucifer himself as he descends to Earth to retrieve both his missing son and the illicit item.

Starring Eric Roberts, Jenna Jameson, and Robert Carradine, the film leans heavily into its retro roots, utilizing practical effects and a satirical tone reminiscent of 90s shock jock culture and edgy youth cinema. The narrative balances dark comedy with action, as the Devil employs increasingly absurd methods to recover his property while the teens find themselves trapped in a escalating battle against infernal forces.

The production highlights a reunion of cult favorite actors, with Spencer Breslin reprising a role connected to the director's previous works, adding a layer of meta-humor for fans of the genre. Critics have noted the film's commitment to its chaotic energy, describing it as a love letter to the unpolished, high-stakes vibes of 90s direct-to-video releases.

• The film features a cameo by Oliver Robins, linking it to other 90s horror classics.
• Eric Roberts plays the Devil, bringing his characteristic intensity to the comedic villain role.
• Jenna Jameson appears in a supporting role, marking another entry in her diverse post-mainstream career.
• The screenplay is co-written by Ethan Phillips and Shawn C. Phillips, continuing their collaborative dynamic.
• IMDb users have given the film a low score of 3.2/10, reflecting its niche appeal and intentional B-movie qualities.