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The Party Animal

A chemical reaction got him some action!

5.2(26)19841h 18m1

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.

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Status
Released
Budget
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Box office
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Language
English

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Behind the camera

Director

David Beaird

Produced in

United States of America

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Release dates

  • United StatesUS

    • TheatricalR4 Jan 1985
  • United KingdomGB

    • Theatrical18 Jul 1984

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The Party Animal was released on 18 July 1984.

Audience reviews

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    vanhuffel

    2/23/2013

    8/10

    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 h…

  • R

    RottenPop

    12/27/2025

    3/10

    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…

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