Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama

This is a classic low budget horror movie. Always fun to watch.

This is a great Saturday night movie to watch alone or with your friends. A few beers would make it even better.Three nerdy college freshmen (played by guys in their 30's) sneak into a sorority house to watch some girls get spanked by other girls and covered in whipped cream/shaving cream (life is rough,ehh??).To make things better, the guys get to watch while the girls clean the whipped cream off of their bodies in the shower(probably to make sure they don't miss a spot, right????)The other girls catch the guys peeking at their pledges in the shower, and they get punished. They have to steal a bowling trophy with the sorority pledges at a bowling alley located in a nearby shopping mall.At the mall, they accidently let loose an imp who loves bad one-liners, mischief, killing 20 y/o college students, and partying with scantily clad college-aged women. (I also enjoy the imp's hobbies, minus the whole killing people thing).The rest of the movie involves bad one-liners, gratuitous nudity, sexual innuendos, and creative methods of disposing of 20 year old college students played by D-list actor's in their 30's.The two heroes of the movie are Linnea Quigley (who plays a punk girl trying to steal quarters from the arcade video games) and one of the nerdy college freshman who gets drunk after only consuming 1 warm/stale beer.The movie ends when Linnea Quigley and the nerdy college guy trap the imp in another container and ride off into the sunset on her 50 cc scooter/minibike-how romantic!

Again I write a review of another classic 80's Scream Queen masterpiece. Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, and Brinke Stevens have never been given the credit they deserve for their impact on the world of horror. This was one of their shining moments. This film had every element you could ask for in 80s sleaze. There was blood, boobs, lots of laughs (Buck Flower was the highlight of this film) and a stupid looking imp. Linnea had her first opportunity to play the bad ass butt kicker instead of helpless victim and she killed it! This is one of her absolute best performances. Michelle and Brinke were beautiful and talented. The whole cast really did a great job. David DeCoteau who is one of my favorite 80s directors really hit a home run with this one. Good story, good filming, Great bad acting, good location, and a great title! The best part is, this is not misleading! You get what is the title says and then some. So many young film makers today should go back and watch films such as this one and see what it is like to make a film that actually follows the title and description of what that film is supposed to be. Can't say enough great things about this DVD. Thank you Full Moon for putting this out!!!

This is one of those cheesy 80s type movies that were supposed to to scare you but didn’t. I remember watching a lot of Full Moon films growing up and have been collecting the ones I remember. Great copy of this movie. The movie itself is ok for the nostalgia factor.

This movie was the perfect blend of Humor, Horror, and sassy ladies. The movie takes a little while to get started, but you are kept entertained with a little paddling of some sorority babes.The Imp in the film is a blast. He is one of the bad guys that you love to hate. Not to mention he is one mean puppet.The characters were good, and done at the right level. They were over the top enough to draw the laughs, but not so crazy to be annoying.I would reccomend this film to anyone looking for a B-Movie with its share of T&A, and a script that feels like it was written by someone older then 13.The Previews on the DVD are GREAT. There are like 7 of them, and they really make you want to check out more of these clasics.

I watched this film because I enjoy camp movies for what they are. The problem that this movie has is, that while it tries to be a campy, cult film (a bit too hard, judging from the title), it commits the unforgivable sin of being boring. This movie had me begging for the end to arrive. Avoid this film at all costs. It has no redeeming features of any sort. (OK, the girls are fairly attractive; but you will quickly forget that as the pain of the film begins.)The plot (as it were) concerns three geeks that attempt to observe a sorority initiation and in the process get shanghaied into breaking into a bowling alley with two sorority pledges, where they encounter not only someone else (a girl named 'Spider') breaking in, but in their quest to steal a bowling trophy release an "Imp" who is far and away a more offensive racial caricature and stereotype than Jar Jar Binks ever dreamed of being. Needless to say, the Imp makes pretty much everyone turn on each other, and mayhem ensues. The violence is not very graphic, and is all exceptionally stupid. I was not so much offended by violence as by the depths to which the filmmakers were willing to stoop to keep the audience interested. (It didn't work, anyway.)The acting is among the worst I have ever seen, ditto the script. The 'plot' and direction were likewise from a mind far less gifted than Ed Wood. The sets weren't bad. In fact getting a behind the scenes look at the bowling alley was the most interesting part of the movie. As a related aside, I have got to comment that this bowling alley has the ugliest carpet I have ever seen in my life.I like camp, but this is not camp. This is pain. I would classify this movie as "Deep Hurting."

Let's be clear here: This is a horrible movie. But let's be clear about something else: This is an AWESOME movie. Yup. Sorority Babes is the epitome of "cult" and "B" horror film, as it is fun, ludicrous and downright awful at moments. It's comical, dated (very 80's) and just plain FUN. I cannot review a film such as SBITSBOR as I would a Criterion DVD film. Apples vs. oranges...I won't give away much of the plot, other than saying the the plot is bare bones. It's not to be taken seriously or analyzed. Those expecting a scary movie might want to forego this one. If you like horror, comedy and the 80's era, then this is your bag of chips.

Total cheese from the 80s- and if you don't like these type of movies stay well away. So what you get here is bad acting, bad directing, bad lightinig, cheesy cringeworthy dialogue, multiple breast shots and a few vagina too. And a bowling alley and an imp voiced by a black guy. But there's something utterly special about 80s horror movies, true nostalgia pulls the strings for me partially, but these movies seemed to be made with made love and that usually shows.As the title would suggest this is very over the top trash that sees a couple of girls being dared to break into a bowling alley to steal a trophy return it back and then be accepted into the soriority. But things go wrong when along with their male accomplises they unleash an imp who has been trapped in the trophy for the last 30 years. Still with me?And so the imp grants wishes and then turns on the kids possessing them and getting them killed. The Imp itself is hilarious with its lines, however isn't used that much in the movie. The FX make up is very poor and apart from a head rolling down the bowling alley there is no violence or gore to be found here.But what you do get is cheesy 80s fun which mean likable characters, fun dialogue and beautiful women- so there's Linnea Quigley in a main part and Brinke Stevens is here too. The 'hero' kid is played by Andras Jones who would go on to star as Rick, Alice's karate chopping brother in Nightmare on Elm Street 4 a few years later. Silly, silly movie but stacked up against the others of its era, it's a good one.

This 1988 sci-fi horror comedy [aka The Imp] is a 1988 sci-fi/horror B movie that focuses on three lads who gatecrash a sorority initiation night in a shopping mall and get trapped inside with six ‘babes’ after releasing a mischievous Imp.As soon as this comes on the screen the music and filming scream late 70’s early 80’s and you know its not going to test the braincells. The acting is basic and is like the script of Scooby Do and Porkys crash into Leprechaun and every other teenage 80’s movie. Strictly cheesy camp fun for the beer and pizza brigade where the girls spend most of the first half running around in their underwear being disciplined with a paddle, getting sprayed with squirt cream or having extremely long shower scenes allowing, lots of gratuitous nudity, while the final half is filled with on screen nymphomanic, an evil imp with a sense of humour, Zombie sorority sisters and some gruesome deaths!Not to be taken seriously, but enjoyed as a mindless piece of ‘B Movie’ mayhem. Obvious it may be, but it does give a few laughs and gets a grudging ***, but best seen with the ‘mates’ for maximum fun.

Fun BMovie!

Just plain silly. Fun to watch.

One of those movies that feels like a strange dream. If you're into that, I recommend it, and it has several legendary eighties scream queens including the divine Linnea Quigley.