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The Party Animal

The Party Animal

★ 5,3 /10 (25 Votes)
1984 EN 78 min

Overview

The Party Animal is a documentary-style comedy about a sex-starved man, Pondo Sinatra, a 26-year-old college student whom everyone agrees is doomed to die a virgin. Desperate to break what seems to be a cosmic curse, he tries ever more bizarre schemes to seduce one the sexy, scantily-clad women who seem to be everywhere, taunting him and enjoying his misery. Despite his best efforts, however, he is rejected everywhere, even at the local cathouse. When Pondo threatens to kill himself, Studley, his ladykilling best friend, tries to help him in his quest to "get him a little", as does Studley's mentor, a wise old janitor named Elbow.

Release date

18/07/1984

Votes

25

Popularity

1.0

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Genres

Comedy

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

78 min

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Matthew Causey

Pondo

 Timothy Carhart

Timothy Carhart

Studley

 Jerry Jones

Jerry Jones

Elbow
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Robin Harlan

Natasha

 Frank Galati

Frank Galati

The Professor
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Lucy Roucis

Sophia
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Joan Dykman

The Nurse
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Barbara Baylis

Madame
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Frannie James

Dean

 Leland Crooke

Leland Crooke

Dean's Secretary
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Billi Gordon

The New Dean
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Susanne Ashley

Miranda
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Julie Casey
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Rachael Frantz
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Donna Robb
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Debbie Lynn Ross
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Lisa Toothman
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Deanna Olivier
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Debby Elliott
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Melinda Stevens
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Judi Evans
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Merrie Lawson
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Adrian Nandory
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Mary Beth Lombardi
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Herman Simon

Porn Store Owner / Second Professor
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Michael Listorti

Porn Store Assistant
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Rick Wilson

Whorehouse John
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Mary Tallman

Dancer / Punker
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Ron Seigel

Punker
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Vic Anthony

Male Dancer / Weightlifter
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Louis Delviar

Male Dancer
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Brandy Bushell

Sorority Girl
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Wendy Payette

Sorority Girl
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Cheryl Frasure

Sorority Girl
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Mari Rene

Sorority Girl
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Kari French

Sorority Girl

 Patti Tippo

Patti Tippo

Sorority Girl
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Kelly Garrett

Sorority Girl
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Cory Titus

Sorority Girl
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Mauretania Ballard

Laundry Women
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Roberta Royer

Laundry Women
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Debi Bonsall

Laundry Women
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Jan Tarmy

Laundry Women
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Wendy Hart

Laundry Women
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Andrea Kenna

Whore
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Tracy Schaut Somers

Whore
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Marcia Deppa

Whore
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Christine Reedy

Whore
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Trish Schaut

Whore
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Margaret Aylward

Whore
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Steve Riamonde

Weightlifter
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Jason Charles

Weightlifter
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Jean Robert

Weightlifter
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Swayne Johnson

Weightlifter

 Karen Bankhead

Karen Bankhead

Back Up Singer
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Adrina Nandory

Back Up Singer
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Marilynn Celeste

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vanhuffel

2013-02-23

⭐ 8

What can I say, this is one of the movies that my group of friends took to heart in the mid 80's. We would, no kidding, watch this once or twice a week for a few years. It was our cult favorite. I found a copy on eBay a few years ago (I think from the folks that produced it). I see it's on Amazon these days. The movie, it's pure teenage bubblegum. Pondo Sinatra is looking to get pussy. The movie is all about how he tries and fails repeatedly. It takes on a Benny Hill-like feel for a while as he goings about his trial and MOSTLY error. But then he has a breakthrough in the chemistry lab and …

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RottenPop

RottenPop

2025-12-27

⭐ 3

Vanity projects are mostly disasters, let’s face it. They can be fun to laugh at but they are usually failures with little point other than to boost up the star. And 1984’s The Party Animal is definitely one of those disasters. It’s a sad, pathetic and often mean-spirited flick romp that is more memorable as a VHS cover on the shelf than anything you would even attempt to entertain yourself with. Yes, this film tries to fancy itself as a comedy but that’s stretching it quite a bit. And the only real character we get is Pondo, played by Matthew Causey. He’s insufferable. Leaving me wondering ho…

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