
It started as a small puff in a tight basin.
But with temperatures rising, and townsfolk begging for saturation, Stacks Cumuls knows there’s only one way to blow this thing wide open:
Fill the lowlands with thick, pressurized deposits until the entire system gushes clean.
With backup from an aging plume whisperer and an eager front scout, the trio goes in hard—and comes out steamy, sticky, and cumulatively fulfilled.
| Title | Loads of Cumlus |
|---|---|
| Rating | 1/10 |
| Director | Martin Shkreli |
| Stars | 2 |
| Genre | Romance |
| Summary | It started as a small puff in a tight basin. But with temperatures rising, and townsfolk begging for saturation, Stacks Cumuls knows there’s only one way to blow this thing wide open: Fill the lowlands with thick, pressurized deposits until the entire system gushes clean. With backup from an aging plume whisperer and an eager front scout, the trio goes in hard—and comes out steamy, sticky, and cumulatively fulfilled. |
| Rated | G |
| Trivia | The town “Moist Junction” was originally called “Cream Drizzle,” but producers worried it wasn’t wet enough to get the point across. |
| Reviews | |
| Tyrese “DJ Geyser”, SoundCloud meteorologist | “Bro what did I just watch? I thought this was a documentary about precipitation but it turned into three sweaty adults fighting over who gets to unload the main chamber. Somebody yelled ‘Let it dump!’ and my mom walked in. Now I’m not allowed to use the Roku.” |
| Kari M., suburban mom who definitely knows what she’s doing | “At first I thought the title was gross. Then I realized… this film isn’t about weather. It’s about pressure, vulnerability, and learning how to share your load. I made my book club watch it. Cheryl was scandalized. She needed that.” |
| @MoistureDaddy_420 (Reddit user) | “I only clicked it for the meme but bro. BRO. This movie pours. 10 minutes in and I was soaked in symbolism. At one point the main character screams, ‘I can’t hold it anymore!’ and I legit ascended. This is not a film. It’s a slow, hot release of cinematic tension. Stream it. Spray it. Live it.” |













