This spring, I found myself as excited as a high school senior heading to an end of school year party as Andrew Buss’ new book “I Am McLovin: How ‘Superbad’ Became The Biggest Comedy Hit of Its Generation.”
Nearly two decades after its release, the raunchy comedy “Superbad” remains a cultural touchstone. It launched a number of Hollywood careers and catchphrases and redefined what the teen genre could do. And unsurprisingly, like most Hollywood hits, it languished for years before being produced.
