In every generation, there's a group of maniacs who insist upon rule-breaking, not in the name of some sort of principled stand for freedom but simply because they're a bunch of roustabout, devil-may-care libertines.

The documentary Dumb: The Story of Big Brother Magazine may not be highbrow humor, but you'll end up feeling just a bit smarter about the sensibilities of teenage boys.

For a documentary about form-breaking artists, the film is surprisingly straightforward.

Dumb is truly a best (and worst) hits list for a magazine that took pride in pushing the envelope, but it's also a surprisingly watchable tale of talented, dumb people doing impressively dumb things.