
After the wild teenage antics of their first summer, the male protagonists of American Pie return in a second installment filled with nostalgia, hormones, and sexual misadventures. Jim (Jason Biggs), Oz (Chris Klein), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas), and Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), who in the first film were desperate to lose their virginity before graduating high school, reunite after their first year at college. The setting is their hometown, and the goal is to rekindle the camaraderie they once shared as they navigate a new phase of life: the uncertain transition into adulthood.
Aware that their time together is limited, the group decides to make the most of the summer. To do so, they rent a beach house, hoping to gain some independence, throw parties, and maybe even hook up with women—though their romantic track records are riddled with more failures than successes. Their youthful spirit remains intact, but now, college experiences, personal changes, and growing insecurities begin to show in each of them.
Renting a beach house isn’t easy—the cost is high and their wallets are far from full. To help cover expenses, they turn to a risky solution: inviting Stifler (Seann William Scott) to join them for the summer. Although his arrogant and crude personality annoys almost everyone, Stifler brings two valuable assets to the table: money and a supposedly unmatched knowledge of seduction. His presence, however, promises more chaos than support.