They're The Little Rascals—Spanky, Alfalfa, Stymie, Buckwheat, Porky, Petey the Dog, and the rest—and they're back for more mischief and laughs in this feature-length comedy.

Like Hal Roach’s classic comedy shorts that inspired it, the contemporary version of The Little Rascals recaptures the sense of innocent fun and unabashed pandemonium that made the original series a classic.

And there is no shortage of trouble for the Rascals this time around. Our story begins as Spanky, revered president of the "He-Man Womun Haters Club," calls an emergency meeting on the eve of the big go-cart race, and is astonished to find that his friend Alfalfa, that paragon of manhood, is unexpectedly absent. The truth is soon revealed: Alfalfa, the freckle-faced Lothario, has taken leave of his senses and fallen madly in love with Darla—a girl!

Soon, Alfalfa's determined efforts to impress the girl of his dreams sets up an unexpected chain of events that threatens the future of the club and his life-long friendship with Spanky. Unless the Rascals quickly put aside their differences and pull together, it promises to be a dark day at the races—and even Petey won't be able to save them this time.

Directed by Penelope Spheeris, The Little Rascals is a family comedy all he-mans and womuns, big or small, can enjoy together.