*WHOA!!* Porky's (1981) FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION - Comedy

High school friends Pee Wee (Dan Monahan), Tommy (Wyatt Knight), Billy (Mark Herrier) and Mickey (Roger Wilson) want to lose their virginity. But when they're kicked out of a strip club after the owner, Porky (Chuck Mitchell), takes their money, they plot revenge. While they try to get back at him, they deal with other teen troubles, including Pee Wee's worries that his "equipment" is shrinking, their sexually opinionated gym teacher (Kim Cattrall) and a spy hole in the girl's locker room.
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[@jacobkubacki2719]

All right! Now you’re watching a real movie. The grand father of the American Pie type movies.

[@BranDZ7]

That would be Animal House.

[@jacobkubacki2719]

@@BranDZ7 That’s the great grandfather

[@gugurupurasudaikirai7620]

@@jacobkubacki2719 So which one would be the father? Revenge of the Nerds?

[@kellybrown7671]

Word!

[@justinrichards7822]

Class Reunion.

[@JoeCool7835]

The Lassie scene is STILL one of the funniest scenes ever!

[@kcadventures1454]

Because the laughter is so genuine! Same with the sketch artist joke!

[@gregoryberg5806]

Me and my friends were crying..😂. Same when Beulah grabbed the penis sticking through the shower

[@stevencorsoe9575]

No,No,No,...the description of the penis by Ballbreaker and even Eisenhower was laughing!!!

[@DaVic133]

@kcadventures1454 indeed yes! Funny? As a teen it turned me the hell on. Definitely I mean the Lassie seen of course.

[@horrorandanime1990]

As are the two scenes that follow

[@yournamehere6002]

Before porn was easily accessible, female nudity in movies was the driving force behind the success of this kind of movie.

[@balansboy]

Absolutely. My brother and I would sneak watching this (and other similar movies) on HBO for that exact reason. 😁

[@Phx_Phreak]

Lol, move the lines to the side... Is that a nipple or a nostril?

[@frankcastle9991]

Absolutely

[@SteamboatW]

... and still, when rewatching, I don't think this one was so badly written... many of the cheaper ones had *only* nudity, and everything else was only flat and uninteresting. I think this one have at least a bit of character development.

[@brucedyer9665]

Totally agree, but this "porn" was fun"

[@mikejankowski6321]

The scene in the principal's office was not only GREAT, the end with zooming in to a smiling Eisenhower portrait was perfect. Between the humor and the drama, I don't think there is a wasted moment.

[@silikon2]

It's also one long take. It's wild, that might be the funniest scene I've ever watched.

[@Cbcw76]

@@silikon2 I cannot think of a funnier one. For many many years, I'd never seen Lucy's full "VitaMeatAVegaMin" episode, but finally did and it is AMAZING as we are 'taken along' down her drunken path. And I enjoyed the long, LONG scene. I was literally transported into that skit because they dragged it out. Same here. I don't know anyone who doesn't agree with the rib-splitting, onto-the-floor laughing - true ROFL long, long before that appeared. But I KNOW that ROFL was invented (distilled?) for THIS ONE SCENE. There is never a better one... that principal... and the older coach trying sooo hard to hold it in. Keeping it together long enough to REMEMBER the script is Oscar-worthy alone.

[@raputathebuta]

I LMAO every single time. IDK how Nancy Parsons kept a straight face.

[@paulcox4807]

"Could we p-p-please call it a tallywhacker" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stevencorsoe9575]

I can sum this movie up in a community level of how we once lived in the past well forward into the 70s early 80s...family,freinds,and even making amends with our enemies,it was a more humanist level and taught us all in our youth to be fair and balanced to know how to live with an outrageous sense of humor as true americans...and of course without filters...I miss the fact that we were once like this,it explains our views as genxers and we're so proud to be that resilient and strong for it.

[@frankcastle9991]

Porkys was the movie to watch when your parents weren’t around . A right of passage movie for sure.

[@wolf9walker]

I watched it with my mother, when I was 16. Talked her into renting it on laser disc after I tuned in hbo with squiggly lines and static, had to see it without that. Didn't know it had so much adult context, so we watched it together. It became one of her favorite movies. 😂

[@frankcastle9991]

@@wolf9walker that’s great. Such a right of passage movie. I remember trying to watch WHT with the static snow and squiggly lines . Warped boobs lol jeez the struggles we had.

[@finncullen]

*rite

[@CarlosGuzman-vi9xw]

R U KIDDING? MY PARENTS SAW THIS MOVIE 🎬 AT THE THEATERS AND TOLD 8-YEAR-OLD ME ABOUT THE SHOWER 🚿 SCENE 😅

[@Knightowl1980]

My father played it for me. It’s one of his favorites

[@rakitakhan]

The scene in the principals office is my favorite. "We could put up wanted posters. Have you seen this prick ? It was last seen hanging out in the girls' locker room ". Even my sons memorized this movie. I'm 58. This movie never gets old for me.

[@jtoland2333]

I have to wonder if it was improvised, because if you look at Miss Ballbreaker's face, her chin is quivering like she's about to crack up. 😅

[@michaelpoore21]

Porky's is one of the greatest comedies ever made. In my top 5 comedies. I never get tired of watching Porky's.

[@stevencorsoe9575]

@@michaelpoore21 Don't forget the last American virgin.

[@karenlackner192]

Saw this in the movie theater when it first came out. I was in 11th grade. Definitely the godfather of teen raunch movies

[@clemonjgraham6650]

I would say Animal house

[@brucedyer9665]

I was 12 when i first watched this film. I was on a sleep over with my friends and someone had bought this film. Over the next couple of months we must have watched "porkys" 100 times.

[@stevencorsoe9575]

Watch Porkys 2 and 3...lost classics...part 2 is also a great.

[@williamjones6031]

Thanks for being one of the few to do this one. It's been a while since I got to feel 13 again. This must have been a blast to make. "Anyone seen Mike Hunt?"🤣🤣

[@SeanHendy]

Funniest scene ever, Ballbreaker trying to convince the Principal to hold an ID parade of 'tallywhackers'. A close second is the Phys Ed teacher hiding behind the gym equipment trying not to laugh.

[@raputathebuta]

IDK how she kept a straight face in that scene! I love this movie.

[@vhagerty]

​@@raputathebutaHer performance is what made that scene. I don't know how she kept a straight face, either. 😊

[@MrKINSM]

Porky also owned the cheeseburger joint in 'Better Off Dead'.

[@Mar-yk6jp]

+10 points for the cross reference. Well done.

[@CeadMileFailte-w3z]

Porky's put a smile on your face, not a single movie today can say that. It truly is a bygone era.

[@jameswilson7790]

I realized that the movie was set in the 1950's when I saw the picture of Eisenhower in the principal's office. Eisenhower was the president from 1953 to 1961.

[@70lonebear]

Pork's, Police Academy, Revenge of The Nerds and so many others were raunchy, funny movies that are the hallmark of the 80s

[@bryantjames2382]

Yea, also Last American virgin ! Lol

[@joseph1150]

@@bryantjames2382 That wasn't that good, it was effectively a remake of an Israeli film Lemon Popsicle. Yoram Globus and Menahem Golan, who owned Canon Films, were involved with both films. They had the idea that American audiences wanted raunch and blood, so delivered an incredible assault of those sorts of movies until the studio went bankrupt. Most of their movies are incredibly bad, and only got screen time because the bought a ton of theaters.

[@vhagerty]

The 80s was the decade of raunch. You had Porky's, Revenge of the Nerds, Screwballs and Joysticks, Snow bunnies etc. Lol

[@shallendor]

Now you understand why this is such a well loved movie made by the same guy that made the original Black Christmas and A Christmas Story!

[@williamjamesayers7719]

But with so many cast members now gone, to bring this film back would be a bad move. Let's enjoy it for what came our way. And a big respect to those still with us from Porky's trilogy and those that are gone: Wyatt Knight as Tommy (January 20, 1955-October 25, 2011), Nancy Parsons as Mrs. Ballbricker (January 17, 1942-January 5, 2001), Tony Ganios as Meat (1959-February 18, 2024), Chuck Mitchell as Porky (November 28, 1927-June 22, 1992), Eric Christmas as Mr. Carter (March 19, 1916-July 22, 2000), Ilse Earl as Mrs. Morris/pee wee's mother ( May 4, 1931-March 7, 2006), Bill Hindeman as Coach Goodenough (July 15, 1922-July 19, 1999), Alex Karras as Sheriff Wallace (July 15, 1935-October 10, 2012)

[@mrkelso]

Surprised me there with Tommy, had to look it up. Sad end.

[@chrisstory563]

Porky's is the granddaddy of all sex comedies. the king of high school sex comedy, and grand poba of ranchy comedies. Animal house may have the taking top spot for king of collage sex comedy. Porky's was I believe is the American Pie of the 1980's No Porky's, no American Pie. and that would be a boring future.

[@michaelgabert7549]

Lassie wasn't a student. She was more like a just out of college P.E. teacher. I saw this movie around 1985 when I was hitting puberty. Still one of my favorites. All 3 movies are actually quite good and worth watching.

[@dalevintage]

They weren't rich, that was what middle class America used to be like. It's what we lost. This movie is hilariously crude, but the representation of the time is very much on point. A lot of movies in the 80s did the same. Like Back to the Future and Peggy Sue Got Married, to name a few. ❤️🎬

[@stevencorsoe9575]

It was just working class Florida teens...not rich families,sad thing is we could afford to live back then and have things...hence today with sky high inflation,living a real life is a thing of the past.

[@jtoland2333]

​@@stevencorsoe9575It amazes me that younger people today look at the house from Home Alone and wonder what the parents do for a living that they could afford that house. Its sad that it seems to be so out of reach to them.

[@joseph1150]

@@jtoland2333 That house is on the market right now for over 5 million. Back in 1990 it was worth 900k. You would need nearly 200k in annual income to afford that in 1990, especially since the interest rate would have been 10 percent + when it was bought, and if they had it from the early 80s it would have been in the high teens interest rate. It was never attainable for the middle class. The writer thought of them as upper middle class, but that's a stretch even then. It's in Chicago, so he was probably a VP or somewhat important person in whatever company he worked for. Definitely not a middle manager, but below the C level.

[@tonytangianu3482]

And all on a single income. Most women were stay at home moms and families all took vacations every year.

[@joseph1150]

@@tonytangianu3482 In the 1980s most women were not stay at home. 1980 the female labor participation rate was 52 percent. It's 57 today. Family vacations for the middle class from the 50s to the 90s was mostly within the state or region. We used to go to where family members lived and stayed in their guest bedrooms or slept on an air mattress in the basement. People have expanded what their expectations of what a vacation is to well beyond middle class means.

[@slc2466]

"Porky's" was my grandma's favorite 1980s movie, because of that shower scene- she loved to tell people about it, and what happens at the end when the gym teacher comes in.

[@gingerbreadman1969]

Yo granny's wild! 😆

[@BudHenry]

Hold still. She’s coming for it. She’s got it!!

[@slc2466]

@@BudHenry Yep, and grandma couldn't stop laughing, then go around telling everyone about it!

[@mikematusek4233]

Took place in the mid to late 50's, in Florida. High school age.

[@tristramcoffin926]

I was 9 years old when this landed on HBO. I snuck down to the basement at 2 oclock in the morning and watched my first 'dirty movie'. It was everything I hoped it could be. I became a man that night.

[@dragonsword7370]

Honestly? You lucked out! Your first dirty flick was truly one of the best you could have watched for your first film. Dang, you got me trying to remember when my dad let me see it for the first time, now.

[@firedoc5]

Saw this at the drive-in when I was 16. My father who was in high school in the 50's, said some of it was way too close to home.

[@mikeserot1410]

The tallywhacker scene is my absolute favorite scene. Few movie scenes have made me laugh as hard as that. The fact that the two coaches can barely keep it together makes me wonder if the actors just couldn't hold it together.

[@vellaropedart9190]

I saw this in the theater,and during the office scene,the whole theater was snickering. If they had full on laughed,you wouldn't have heard the movie. There also wasn't a dry eye in the house from laugh tears. I think I also heard someone hyperventilating. And hats off to actress Nancy Parsons for keeping it together for that scene! You could see she was really struggling to keep a straight face. All of them were,but Nancy had to really fight to stay in character.

[@philiprice7875]

and best part did it in ONE take

[@vellaropedart9190]

@philiprice7875 I remember when I was watching it in the theater, I had the seat closest to the wall. When Nancy said the line "And I will not let him slip through my fingers!", I completely lost it so bad I was actually pounding my forearm against the wall. My dad was in much worse shape laughter wise. And my Baptist neighbor's son ,(we lied to his parents and told them we were going to a Disney movie)well it was complete sensory overload for him😂😂. He would later tell me he had moments at the dinner table when he just thought about that scene and he would start giggling, leaving his parents to wonder what was wrong with him.

[@RichardHead23]

I remember this film , was one of those films we kept watching over and over again ,,,, like ""Warriors"" .....""Warriors, come out to plaayyyy""....

[@joshuah9109]

Did you know that scene was totally improvised?

[@Macskinny76]

I grew on watching Pork's and still till this day it's one of my favorites. I still crack up watching the laundry room seen, the way the other coach laugh's behind the curtain had me dyin lol.

[@Raven5150]

Porkys revenge is the 3rd part of the trilogy

[@DjOdyssey1971]

They did a loose weird version called Porky's Pimpin Peewee. Was set in modern times and basically sucked lol.. Only kept a couple of the main charators.

[@guitarman8462]

Before " American Pie " & " Fast Times At Ridgemont High " there was " Porky 's ".

[@stevencorsoe9575]

@guitarman8462 How could you even put that horrendous piece of shit American pie in the same mix as any of these classics...I mean American pie just got loose like bad diarrhea and tried to outdo the kings of kings...there was no better generation than our Genx...movie wise and music.Dont try to top us...we were the best.

[@guitarman8462]

@@stevencorsoe9575 in my opinion , Porky's tops them all !!!

[@stevencorsoe9575]

@@guitarman8462 Absolutely,this is the king of them all.

[@guitarman8462]

@stevencorsoe9575 there's also : The Kentucky Fried Movie - Animal House - Amazon Women On The Moon

[@stevencorsoe9575]

@guitarman8462 WOW man,you just brought back many memories...have to go through my old movie collection...thanks.

[@Atropos6976]

I've NEVER clicked onto a reaction vid soooo quick... my gawd. When I was 17, I had to sneak this VHS so my parents wouldn't know I was watching it... lol. It was American Pie before the crust got baked !

[@dwcinnc]

The cars are from the fifties. BTW I saw this at the theater in 1981. "Why do they call her Lassie?"

[@SgtRock-cr2sh]

That whole cast is now in their mid to late 60's maybe early 70's

[@williamjamesayers7719]

But several actors in the film are now gone: Wyatt Knight as Tommy (January 20, 1955-October 25, 2011), Nancy parsons as Mrs. Ballbricker (January 17, 1942-January 5, 2001), Tony Ganios as Meat (1959-February 18, 2024), Chuck Mitchell as Porky (November 28, 1927-June 22, 1992), Eric Christmas as Mr. Carter (March 19, 1916-July 22, 2000), Ilse Earl as Mrs. Morris/pee wee's mother ( May 4, 1931-March 7, 2006), Bill Hindeman as Coach Goodenough (July 15, 1922-July 19, 1999), Alex Karras as Sheriff Wallace (July 15, 1935-October 10, 2012)

[@jacobkubacki2719]

Lassie was an adult so no teachers got with any students.

[@FlixTalk]

Oh. She looked and dressed like the cheerleaders so idk 😶😐

[@jacobkubacki2719]

@@FlixTalk I understand

[@DipMetro]

Lassie was one of the assistant coaches and she got with another assistant coach. No student and teachers unless you count Ballbreaker grabbing old boys junk

[@jaymac7203]

I was 5 years old when this movie came out 👶 lol I remember watching it in the nineties with friends it was hilarious 😂

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

My wife loves this movie. She first watched it in her late 20s in the mid 90s. She woke me up several times in the middle of the night laughing her butt off....i yelled at her.

[@AustinKloud]

Alex Karras and his wife were in this film- They were the parents on the tv show Webster back in the 1980. Alex was an NFL football player and was in the film Blazing Saddles

[@tmapes1989]

It's MONGO!!!

[@silikon2]

It's hilarious going into this one blind. Raunchy, oh yes. What makes it so much fun is that they are constantly doing practical jokes, but it feels like you're in on it. The Cherry Forever scene... OMG. The black dude and Tommy can barely hold it together. Even the silly stuff is funny. Ballbricker's "keep your balls off our mat" is funny because you could see someone actually saying that.

[@groothewanderer3710]

I saw Porky's back in the 80's. I would rate it a 3 out of 5 too. Yep, they don't make these 80's type flicks anymore. You're right, it did inspire a lot of movies after. Recommendation: Bachelor Party(1984) starring Tom Hanks, when he was doing comedies, way before his dramatic roles.

[@tmapes1989]

Bussom Buddies!!! With Peter Skolari!!!

[@thebigpat799]

All the Porky’s movies was made at my high school (Miami High School) in Miami, FL.

[@cleonmagabeefy8500]

I must have seen this around 12 years old at 2 or 3 am...thank you HBO.

[@wolf9walker]

I was about 15 or 16 when I sort of saw it on hbo. I sort of turned it in on a channel, so it was lines and static, hard to make out much. But i was able to talk my mom into renting it on laser disk. It became one of her favorite movies.

[@stacyisaak2258]

This was too funny I saw it on HBO when I was 12 also. Watched it at 7:00pm and 2am all month 😂

[@lucaschapman2188]

My Mate who died recently loved 🥰 this film 🍿 Rip 🪦 Jackson Jones 1970-2023

[@MrUndersolo]

I remember when this came out! I was seven, and we all talked about the scenes we thought were in this one (the film was a monster and was the most successful Canadian-made film of all time!).

[@mrnosaj71]

I saw this in a theatre in 1981... with my parents, we loved this film so we bought the VHS, I was in middle school at the time. This is a great film, the character development is classic.

[@shawn31]

I first watched this in the 80's when I was a teen. Was Amazing!!! Part 2 is Awesome as well

[@kingdozer71]

Got to see this in the movie theater when I was 11. Had to my mother into letting us go. Then being marched right outta theater in the middle. Oh what great memories

[@GeraldH-ln4dv]

There is a YT video of Cyril O'Reilly, Mark Herrier, and Tony Ganios at a Hollywood movie convention being interviewed and talking about some of the antics while they all live in a rental house together in Florida during the filming. Sadly, Wyatt Knight had already passed away by then and I heard that Tony Ganios passed away just last February.

[@vhagerty]

The tally whacker scene still cracks me up. This is a classic! 😊

[@tmapes1989]

Saw this at 10 years old!!! Also saw Firstblood aka Rambo 1!!! Great movies!!! So glad I was born in '71!!!

[@dustinjones8887]

I was 11 years old when I first saw this. It was my 1st rated R movie, and I saw with my older brother and my Dad. Before this, my Dad would send me to another room when dirty movies were on. I've never seen my Dad laugh so hard at a movie. But for me, it was a huge deal. I bragged to everyone I got to see it. Still got it on DVD to this day. Thank you for reacting to this!! Great reaction!

[@dalevintage]

My mom took me to see this at the drive-in when it came out...I was 7yrs old. 😆 It was a different time! I grew up watching loving that movie! 😆 🤣 😆 🤣 ❤️🎬

[@JacktheRattle-xy1wt]

This movie is a legend! I watched this so many times when I was a kid. Probably the reason why I became a prankster. As you noticed there’s more under the hood than just jokes. You really need to watch part 2 and I think you will enjoy part 3 as well. Part 3 is not so strong, but it’s a fine ending for all these high school adventures of Angel Beach boys.

[@candacemurphy8765]

I saw this in theaters when it came out. My friend and I took the bus to the mall to see it (can you get anymore ‘80’s?). We didn’t realize that a snowstorm hit while we were in the theater and the busses stopped running. Luckily a friend who was old enough to drive knew where we were and came and got us. The principal’s office is still one of the funniest scenes ever. I also like the gym scene where everybody is listening to Lassie and trying not to laugh. Does anybody know if the reactions were real or scripted? I remember when it came out it was considered an unfunny raunchy teen comedy full of toilet humor. Now it’s a beloved, coming of age comedy classic.

[@wolf9walker]

I think, one of the funniest scene in cinema history, the police sketch scene in the principals office. Makes me laugh every time I see it, can't watch it too many times at once or I can't breath.

[@SteamboatW]

13:45 I love that actor. The Sheriff played Mongo in Blazing Saddles.

[@Plasmastorm73_n5evv]

One of the greatest comedies of all time! So under rated! If I remember correctly there were 3 in the Porky's series.

[@pricey6177]

The original American pie, the lassie scene is iconic

[@shag139]

Excellent review. The scene in the principals office is the funniest scene in any movie ever.

[@Chefcorky]

We were in college when this came out. A bunch of us went to see all of the Porky's movies. Tony Ganios is the guy who played Meat. I corresponded with him on Twitter for awhile. He died earlier this year of heart failure.

[@mrkelso]

I give Porkys four stars because I laugh my ass off, but mostly because I think it pushed the R on teen sex comedies about as far as it's ever been pushed. To give fair credit, both Blazing Saddles and Animal House came out before this, and help blast open the hole Porky's dived into. BTW, this was an excellent reaction! You did a great job, both reacting and editing!

[@Roadghost1969]

Wow the memories! I am 55 and I saw this a s a freshman in high school (1983) at a Drive -In. We sneaked into this and it ended up being a triple feature with the other two movies that I mention in this paragraph. I loved it! The Guy who played "Meat" the late Tony Gianos who passed away earlier this year, was in a 1979 movie called "The Wanderers" that was a Porky's type movie as well as one called The Hollywood Knights" as another commenter said below they are the Grandafther of RAUNCH Movies.

[@sharis9095]

Ahhh... the nostalgia. They actually did touch on a few things, like racism, child abuse, etc. This is how kids learned back then. You picked up on the subtle cues of what was okay and what wasn't. It just refreshing to see a movie where everyone looked like real people (good looking, but still real).

[@LaMonicaWilliams]

We had AWESOME movies back in the 1980's. They could NEVER get made today. But the next teen sex comedy to watch is "THE LAST AMERICAN VIRGIN"!

[@santaonthecross]

I was 12 when this came out, and living in Florida made sure I loved this movie.

[@dunhill1]

Same here. First time I achieved full tenhut status from watching a movie.

[@martinkoehler3631]

Porky's is still one of my all time favorites.

[@bryancurtis220]

Alex Karras who played the sheriff, also played Mongo in Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles.

[@charlesparsons3861]

He was also married to the actress who played Cherry Forever and they both starred together in the show Webster

[@SIXPACFISH]

In the top 5 funniest movies in history! It doesn't get any credit because of how raunchy it is. A full 10 stars out of 5.

[@ninawest8]

"Animal House" same genre...lol😂

[@dbvetter7485]

I was late teenager when this came out, if you got to see this movie, you were the coolest. It was considered the raunchiest movie up to 1981.

[@torbnymublous4403]

Not showing on the cut down version here when peewee is running down the road past the cops after the cherry prank😂 that was a priceless moment. Thanks for this so much. I hope this trends among other reactors.

[@ChrisW-n4y]

Thank you! Saw this at 16 in high school. A loud laugh down the hall. “Lassie” snort.

[@MrGoaljudge]

I saw all 3 Movies at the Drive Inn when they were each released! I was in 11th Grade in 81 when it came out I was 17. My Buddies and I never laughed so hard in our Lives until We saw those movies! There's Porky's Porky's The Next Day And Porky's Revenge. Those are the 3 movies in the Trilogy and I have the Box set on DVD! 😂😂😂😂

[@DerekParcher]

This movie was shot in Canada back in 81. And you're absolutely right that was Kim Cottrell. Coming up age movie that seem to check all the right boxes.

[@silikon2]

At least 4 Star Trek crossovers I can spot: Cattrall was in Star Trek 6 (playing a Vulcan of all things) The actors of Tommy, Ballbricker and the older coach played guest roles in TNG.

[@cheryllucas.3944]

I first watched this at 3:00am with everyone else in the house sleeping . My hand over my mouth, barely able to breathe from laughing. Loved it

[@horrorandanime1990]

My favorite comedy ever. Saw porkys at 7 years old and have loved it since!

[@tommarks3726]

I had the pleasure to meet Chuck Mitchell. Went to pick up this kid that my best friend in High School new before we met. Arrived at the house and his mom was talking to Porky in the living room. I was introduced to him and YES he is that big. Was funny guy though. He was over talking to his mom about the movie just finished making called Porky's. Was great time with him and was great meeting a new friend via my best friend. This was up in Connecticut.

[@tmapes1989]

He was great in Better Off Dead too!!!

[@mikell5087]

When I saw this movie in the theater with a college student crowd, the laughter was so loud I couldn't hear the movie in places.

[@joshuah9109]

This happened in many theaters. The movie was a surprise MEGA-HIT and it's suggested that part of it's success was people returning to see the movie to hear the jokes they missed.

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

"This wouldn't hapoen in real life." Meanwhile on the news Florida man.

[@kwettronne]

I'm 51 and this my childhood. I saw porkys revenge at the 🎬 with pop's and I was in the 7th grade

[@n.m.anderson1555]

When I had sleepovers my friends and I would sneak and watch this on HBO 😛🤣

[@oldmusclecars9419]

I was a junior in high school when this came out, my buddies and I saw this movie 5 nights in a row. It was that damn funny.

[@03055demery]

When I was about 6-7yo I walked into the living room and my dad was watching Porky’s. As soon as he saw me he scrambled off the couch to change the channel, a time before the cable boxes had remotes. I saw the TV before he got the channel changed I saw that he was watching the shower scene. 😂 I asked what he was watching, said “nothing” 😂.

[@animalyze7120]

Porky's, Melvin, Son of Alvin (Sequel to Alvin Purple), Porky's Revenge, Fraternity Vacation. The list goes on for 80's raunch comedies that were so much better than new age RomComs. Cheesy fun, I miss those days and the movies they made.

[@foxyjp100]

Remember watching this when it first came out. Tony Ganios [Meat] RIP.

[@mrkelso]

Oh, sorry to hear that. Had to look it up: just happened this year. Yep, RIP Meat.

[@Kebmo338]

He was in The Wanderers too.

[@foxyjp100]

Was in a lot of movies Die Hard 2 was another one

[@gachoman2012]

Pork’s 2: The Next Day The Hollywood Knights Porky’s Revenge (Part 3) isn’t too bad.

[@shallendor]

I love The Hollywood Knights, such a great move with a great story, great cast and great music!

[@wolf9walker]

Porkys 2, I love the restaurant scene. Don't want to say more and spoil it. But if you've seen it, you know the scene I'm talking about. 😂

[@shallendor]

@@wolf9walker such a wonderful scene! : )

[@jonathannelson103]

In the late 70s there was a period of 50s nostalgia. You had Grease, Happy days, The Sha na na show, etc. This was just the raunchy version of that trend.

[@carlh429]

The look on your face at the sight of the morning wood!😂😂😂

[@FlixTalk]

Lol

[@johnhadley2179]

I remember my dad taking me and my cousins to the drive in to see this movie well it was a double feature Friday the 13th and Porky's what a combo and what a childhood 😊

[@shag139]

lol it was the 50’s. They probably sold dynamite at the Ace Hardware store

[@Aeroldoth3]

Just some mild fireworks.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

The "father" of all this types of movies must have been "Lemon Popsicle" (there are 7 or 8 sequels of them). It's a teen comedy-drama film. The cult film follows a group of three teenage boys in early-1960s < so a great soundtrack, too! :)

[@RobertSimpson-b2j]

You definitely need to see Porky's 2

[@bigbow62]

There wasn't any teacher student hookups.... The Lassie Incident involved two gym teachers ! A classic movie... Thank you for the reaction ✌️😉

[@FlixTalk]

Ok don't yell at me 😂😆

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

I was about 11 or 12 when this hit HBO and Cinemax and it was the kind of thing that we kids snuck into the living room at 3AM in the morning to watch while our parents were asleep. It was the trendsetter for raunchy teen comedies for sure.

[@Biorythym]

Came here for the scene at 22:56 thank you!

[@mikejankowski6321]

To clarify, Kim Cattrall's character was an assistant coach just like the guy she made out with. That is why Beulah was going to have her fired. No teacher-student stuff here.

[@FlixTalk]

Ahh I just thought she was a TA

[@Knightowl1980]

I was way too young when I first watched this. A film that could never be made

[@tmapes1989]

you are right!! There would be tallywackers on both sides of the wall of the women's shower, if made today!!!

[@tmapes1989]

and it would be made by disney!!!

[@jimtatro6550]

I was just going on 14 when this came out and my older sister took me not realizing how raunchy it got…..she was traumatized more than I was 😂

[@MagnoliaMama-y6r]

I just came across this and had to stop and watch. This movie would play every new years and my brother and I would watch it every single time ❤❤ great memories great reaction.

[@lhuntley4577]

Porky's II is funny as hell too. You should absolutely watch it as soon as possible!