It may still be winter, but if you’re looking for a sexy, spicy rom-com to heat up your spring, we’ve found a treat for you. The End of Sex, a new romantic comedy premiering next month, is all about reigniting sex lives instead of sparking them in the first place, which, refreshing!
In The End of Sex, Emily Hampshire and Jonas Chernick team up as a couple hitting a rut in the bedroom who are *determined* to find a sexy solve. The movie is directed by Sean Garrity and here’s the gist of the plot, courtesy of Blue Fox Entertainment:
“While their kids are away at camp for a week, Emma and Josh, feeling the pressure of parenting and a house to themselves, decide to have as much sex as they want. However, they realize that their lovemaking has become boring and fear that this could mean their relationship is in decline. They embark on a series of adventures to reinvigorate their sex life and save their marriage.”
Sounds fun and juicy, no? Cosmopolitan has the official trailer above, which delivers both laughs and stakes while introducing viewers to Emma and Josh—the latter hilariously responds when he is asked within the first 11 seconds, “How often would you say you and Emma are having an orgasm?” (We love a trailer that dives right in!)
The End of Sex premiered at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival and is opening only in theaters nationwide across the U.S. and Canada starting April 28. Alongside Emily and Jonas, the film also stars Gray Powell, Lily Gao, and Melanie Scrofano.
“This movie is extra near & dear to my ❤️ cuz it reunited me with writer/costar Jonas Chernick & director extraordinaire Sean Garrity EXACTLY 10 years after we made My Awkward Sexual Adventure, which ALSO premiered at TIFF 🤩,” Emily wrote on Instagram ahead of The End of Sex’s world debut last year. “Anyway…we can’t wait for everyone to see it & we promise to make another sexually awkward adventure in 2032. 👵🏻💦”
If you’re looking for your 2023 “sexually awakened adventure,” be sure to check out The End of Sex in theaters starting April 28.
