A red band trailer for SUPERBAD director Greg Mottola’s upcoming offbeat comedy ADVENTURELAND recently made its way to IGN that’s a little different than your regular red band trailers. In this one, a screen informs us of bad things you won’t see in this movie then proceeds to show us those bad things. It’s a funny enough gimmick. Click through to check it out. The film, which centers on Jessie Eisenberg’s character as a recent 1987 high school grad who takes a job at the titular park, is set for release March 27th.
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