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Porky's

Name: Porky's
Genre: Comedy
Released: March 19, 1982
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 40
Cast: Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier

1982

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20th Century Fox Home Entertainment | Release Date: March 19, 1982 | R

Starring: Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier

Summary: A group of Florida high schoolers seek revenge after being kicked out of a bar named Porky's where they were trying to lose their virginities.

Director: Bob Clark

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 94 min

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It's lewd, it's crude and it's funny - don't try to say you didn't laugh. Read full review

Janet Maslin

A portion of the audience will be strongly offended by Porky's, just as another portion will find it filthy but fun. However, there is no debating the success of Mr. Clark's casting, for he has assembled a cheerful, likable bunch of actors, most of them unknowns. Read full review

Carole Corbeil

Porky's is crafty, offensive retro-fantasy for one gender. [20 Mar 1982]

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It has some of ["American] Graffiti's" sweetness of spirit, but none of its style or depth of feeling; it has some of "Animal [House"]'s raunchiness, but none of its loony anarchy. Read full review

Roger Ebert

Porky's is another raunchy teenage sex-and-food-fight movie. Read full review

Dave Kehr

It's as if Russ Meyer had made "Death Wish III" with an adenoidal cast, though it isn't that good. Read full review

Michael Blowen

Unfortunately, except for one raucous routine, this "Animal House" clone is an overblown, over-publicized, overwrought exploitation flick that's about as funny as the first dirty joke my father told me. [09 Apr 1982]

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