American Pie 5: The Last Slice (2026) – Official First Trailer

Starring:

• Jason Biggs as Jim Levenstein
• Seann William Scott as Steve Stifler
• Eugene Levy as Jim’s Dad, Noah Levenstein
• Tara Reid as Vicky
• Chris Klein as Oz
• Mena Suvari as Michelle
• Thomas Ian Nicholas as Kevin

“The gang’s back… and this time, it’s their last slice of pie.”

Story:
In American Pie 5: The Last Slice, the iconic gang of misfit teens is all grown up—but that doesn’t mean the hilarity has stopped. It’s been years since Jim (Jason Biggs) and his friends left high school behind, and now they find themselves facing the realities of adult life. Jim is trying to balance fatherhood, a demanding career, and his relationship with Michelle (Mena Suvari), while Stifler (Seann William Scott) is still stuck in his wild, carefree ways. But when the group is brought back together for one final reunion, things take a turn for the outrageous.

The gang decides to return to East Great Falls for their high school reunion—where old flames reignite, new friendships are tested, and Stifler’s Mom (Jennifer Coolidge) continues to cause chaos. Along the way, Jim and his friends are forced to confront the lessons they never learned, the relationships they never fully explored, and the reality that growing up doesn’t always mean growing out of your awkward, immature ways.

But as they struggle to put their adult lives together, they realize that there’s one thing they’ll always have in common: their shared experiences of teenage hijinks, unforgettable moments, and lessons about love, life, and… well, a whole lot of pie.

Review:
American Pie 5: The Last Slice brings back everything fans loved about the series: the humor, the heart, and, of course, the outrageous pranks. Jason Biggs and Seann William Scott effortlessly slip back into their roles as Jim and Stifler, delivering laughs with their signature awkwardness and over-the-top antics. The film perfectly balances nostalgia with fresh humor, bringing back familiar characters like Oz (Chris Klein) and Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas), while introducing new dynamics in their grown-up lives. The comedy is as raunchy as ever, but this time there’s an emotional depth that captures the bittersweetness of aging and leaving your teen years behind.

With its heartwarming moments, outrageous situations, and classic American Pie humor, The Last Slice is a fitting conclusion to the franchise. Fans will love revisiting the characters they grew up with one final time, while new viewers will get to enjoy the hijinks and memorable moments that have defined American Pie over the years.

Rating: 8.7/10