Studio executives summary / pitch
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| Cock
grabbing, orgasm screaming, definitive getting laid High School 1950's bedlam.
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Short plot
summary |
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1:
Peewee gets laid for first time 2
: Peewee has got laid |
What our
panel of critics thought |
"Kim Cattrell
in pre Sex and the City days... Thank goodness she is now playing quieter characters,
or the whole of New York City would have been screamed to bits by now. Memorex
that babe!""Porky's
One, a movie of revenge without the boring bits - a triumph of High School derring
do. Bravo... Porky's Two, a movie of revenge with the boring bits... Porky's three
- Porky gets his comeuppance again. Thankfully the sequence stopped there as everyone
was about 35 by then.""A
veritable cornucopia of High School hi-jinx. How wonderful to see the young guys
winningly destroying a den of iniquity of such bully boy proportions. Bravo Boys!
What happened to Porky in the second movie? Was he in it at all?""This
is the worst piece of heterosexual poop I ever did see. Bring me a lady-boy to
satisfy my unmet needs at once, bitch. Damn.""And
the good guys got away with it too? I want my money back.""Is
this movie based on a true story? We are never told.""My,
I may be completely out of touch, but how reasonable those fundamentalist Christians
were! I have always found Shakespeare to be wholly unappetizing after an afternoon
of watching the soaps.""The
second is not as good as the first - it gets a bit wordy in the middle - but its
heart is in the right place, and following on from the original classic it was
doomed to second place. I won't mention the third one, but at least Porky is in
it.""Reasonably
intelligent in a mindless High School kind of way. The problem is, Number Two
just does not have the equivalent of the classic shower room scene, although it
tries with frogs in sexual positions, snakes in the toilet to scare Miss Balbrikker
who has a breakdown, and circumcision of a KKK member. There is a third movie
but I can't remember anything about it.""A
joyous moment of vomit heaven with that naughty-but-nice Wendy giving the senator
his comeuppance for double talking doublespeak - things of which those grown up
politicians are so fond. I would gladly pay money to see the cast in a middle
life version - let's see how their principles have all been compromised. Shit.
Damn. Hell fire." |
Quotable
quotes (real) |
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One:
"This broad must be from Brooklyn." One:
"Give me pussy or give me death." Two:
Rev Flavell: "So sayeth the shepherd." Followers chanting: "So
sayeth the flock." Principal: "Get the flock out of here." |
Please
tell me the ending or whole plot if necessary |
| One
Angel
Beach High is the setting for this movie where students organize hijinks when
not trying to get laid. (Example: Cherry Forever, a prostitute, is hired as bait
to get the guys out to a country shack, where a black guy then attacks their naked
selves with a clever, chasing them into the woods. Another example: Peewee phones
Wendy at the chili bar and asks for her to call for Mike Hunt - She screams 'Anyone
seen "Mi Khunt?"'). Miss
Balbrikker, a frumpy looking brawler-type boot of a girls PE instructor, is the
butt of many jokes. She is determined to catch Tommy, one of the leaders of the
group. The
famous Porky's shower room scene:
The guys have holes in the wall of the girl's shower room - they go down here
to watch them showering. In one incident, the guys are watching their female friends.
As a joke, Tommy takes out his cock and puts it through the hole. By this time
the girls have left the shower as Miss Balbrikker has arrived. She sees the cock,
grabs it and pulls with all her might. After this she is determined to find the
culprit and, based on the cock she pulled, is certain it is Tommy's. Nobody takes
her seriously. The
guys decide to go to Porky's, but, when they are ripped off, they go back seeking
revenge. They pull down the entire wooden structure, and get away with it. Movie
ends with Peewee having sex with Wendy. Two
The next day. Peewee has now gotten laid. He attempts to get the guys back for
the Cherry Forever stunt, but fails when he is double crossed. Attempting
to put on a Shakespeare play at school, local Fundamentalist Christians attempt
to close the production claiming blasphemy - led by Rev Bubba Flavell who has
teamed up with Miss Balbrikker. A senator Wendy knows promises them help, but
does not. Finding
out that members involved with the KKK like watching porn movies, the guys use
this to undermine Rev Flavell's campaign. The
movie ends with Wendy initiating a vomit fest at a restaurant she attends with
the senator, a ruse intended to embarrass him for betraying his earlier promises
to allow performance of Shakespeare to go on. |
If
a character from this film were to be asked on to Jerry Springer what would the
heading of the show be? |
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My
High School teacher grabbed by penis when I shoved it through a hole in the wall:
Is this abuse? |
Could
this film be improved with more explosions? |
| No,
Porky's One is pretty much perfect for its type, number Two needs some work. The
third one is not memorable. |
Is
there enough licky love in this film? |
| Lots
of sexy bits, number one is extremely funny, number two has very little sexy stuff
in it but lots of vomit at the end. |
How
funny is this film? |
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Number
one is genuinely very funny - lots of laugh out loud moments in a number of places.
Number
two offers the promise, but does not quite deliver although the first half tries
hard. |
Suggest
marketing tie-in products based on this movie |
| Entire
sex shop contents, including giant sized condoms and your own portable hole in
the shower room wall for reenactments of the shower room scene with the partner
of your choice. |
What
can I take from this movie to make me a better person? |
| High
School: Hated it when you were there, loved it when you left and for the rest
of your life you look back on it with an unjustifiable warmth. |
Estimate
number of deaths in this movie. |
| 0.
Three impressive nose biffs. |
Would
this movie win awards for performances of the f-word? |
| The
f-word usage is a little predictable, but the first movie uses the term 'c-word'
very winningly.
The "Is My c-word (Mike Hunt) here" piece is truly awe inspiring and
it is amazing this ever got through the censors at this time (1981). An award
for that, at least, is deserved. |
Other
comments |
| The
sequel is a reworking of the bits that worked so well in the first outing. Number
one is a very good movie, deserving of a classic entry in this review series for
its type (the first of the modern High School teen flicks?). However, when both
movies are taken together, the two movies average down to popcorn. Include the
third one (Porky's Revenge) and it goes further down. A
reasonable attempt at handling anti-Semitism in One. In Two, a number of issues
are handled, such as the boy-girl hypocrisy of stud Vs slut, anti-black prejudice
(KKK) and references to sex/blasphemy in Shakespeare. Worthy and funny. A worthwhile
endeavor due to the strength of the first movie. However, homosexuals still get
it in the neck even though, from a racially tolerant point of view, the movie
is intelligent. There
is a third Porky's movie in which Porky sets up a casino on a boat which is inevitably
trashed by the guys. By this time, though, the idea had literally run out of steam,
and the actors were clearly too old for High School. |
Date
of review |
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March
7, 2002 |