I wanted to but couldn't!

Good start, but then it gets ruined

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

This is a low budget cheesy 1980s comedy horror film with a lot of tit and ass.Three nerdy frat types sneak in to see some college girls initiation ceremony that includes bathing naked, spanking each other and spraying whipped cream on each other. When the nerds are caught in the sorority house by the den mother the sorority girls and the nerds are ordered to steal a prized trophy from the local bowling alley. An accident causes the trophy to break open releasing an evil imp who wisecracks and creates havoc. The imp initially grants wishes but those wishes have a horrible twist. It is up to Calvin and Spider to try and stop the imp.This is a dated 1980s film, shot in the dark to hide its low budget and cheap looking animatronic imp. It has cheesy humour, lots of nudity plus gratuitous violence. It is still not a good film.

As a precursor to the much loved 'Sorority Babes in The Dance-A-Thon of Death', 'Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama' is a historically and culturally significant piece of cinema. OK, so maybe not too culturally important, but with a title like that, it would be rude not to investigate.Once a movie blasts onto the screen with day-glo pink credits and a heavy synth soundtrack then I know that I'm in my comfort zone. The 'Babes' in question are from Felta Delta, possibly the smallest sorority in the world (with a whopping three members) who are taking on new pledges (all two of them). There's a lot of spandex and big hair going on with the girls and so this could actually be marketed as a film from 2012 and very few people would notice.There are numerous scenes of gratuitous nudity and a ludicrous paddling scene which goes on for a spectacularly long time. This is basically where the plot (such as it is) unravels. A group of young, horny guys have been spying on the kinky initiation ceremonies and are caught after peeking into the girls shower room and getting a little over-excited (a la 'Porky's'). Their punishment is to break into the nearby bowling alley and return with a trophy to satisfy the dominatrix like sorority leaders.Once inside the bowling alley, it all starts to get really strange. In all honesty, I was busy salivating over all of the old arcade machines which were on display and so I may have missed a few minutes but I maintained a fair grasp of the overall gist. The teens meet up with a bad-ass chick named Spider (Scream queen Linnea Quigley) who is in the process of robbing the place. Involved a brief fracas they unwittingly knock over the chosen trophy which releases a jive talking imp who promises to grant them all one wish each.Now, if I have learnt anything from movies (and I can assure you that I have) it's that one should never take an imp on his word alone. Not without some form of character reference, for imps are by nature, well….impish. The foolish youngsters, drunk on the folly of youth, all take him up immediately on his offer. This is much to their detriment as the wishes are not what they initially appear to be.This movie is simply great fun. There's something about these movies, the short running time, the identikit characters and the sheer ridiculousness of it all which makes them so entertaining. There's a sense of innocence to them, in amongst the murder and breasts, that you just don't get much of in modern horror. It's a shame that the only thing to survive until now is the hairstyles.Read more at zombiehamster.com

If the title alone doesn't grab you, then don't even bother! When director David DeCoteau and uncredited executive producer Charles Band set out to make a cult flick, they don't fool around. This is easily one of the weirdest movies ever made. The story is subtle and simple: A group of nerds are dared by a group of sorority babes to go into a bowling alley after midnight. Through a series of events, they all wind up trapped inside. Then a djinn, another name for genie, is awakened from an ancient slumber and proceeds to terrorize the youths. From that point on, madness ensues. We get ample amounts of flesh, several inventive death scenes, overall convincing puppetry (the djinn is a puppet) and mostly-good acting. Nice use of the bowling alley location and I especially liked the creative use of lighting. We even get Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens and Michelle Bauer, woohoo! What more could you want?! So grab some popcorn, a couple beers and your funniest friends for a wild and wacky evening!

This is a horrible movie,I mean really, it is just garbage, you want to toss your TV out the window watching this, and yet the person who edited this movie, is a genius of epic proportions. Who ever it is, knew just when you would have had enough and were about to leave, and just that moment, he would toss in come nudity, or sex, and you would be drawn back in. It never failed, we are talking perfect timing, just as you would go to turn it off, there was the nudity, so who ever he is, he has perfect timing, but for the rest of the movie, it is a total waste of time, and I amazed that someone backed this movie in the first place, avoid it at all costs,unless you want to go into editing, then learn from this modern day master of the craft.