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King Frat

  • 1979
  • R
  • 1h 25m
IMDb RATING
4.3/10
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King Frat (1979)
Comedy

Frat boys compete in a farting contest.Frat boys compete in a farting contest.Frat boys compete in a farting contest.

  • Director
    • Ken Wiederhorn
  • Writer
    • Ron Kurz
  • Stars
    • John DiSanti
    • Charles Pitt
    • Roy Sekoff
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.3/10
    705
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Ken Wiederhorn
    • Writer
      • Ron Kurz
    • Stars
      • John DiSanti
      • Charles Pitt
      • Roy Sekoff
    • 18User reviews
    • 16Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    John DiSanti
    John DiSanti
    • J.J. 'Gross-Out' Gumbroski
    Charles Pitt
    • Fred
    Roy Sekoff
    • Tommy
    Robert Small
    • Kevin
    Dan Chandler
    • Chief Latrine
    Mike Grabow
    • Jock
    Ray Mann
    • Splash
    Suzina Volpina
    • Joan
    Dan Fitzgerald
    Dan Fitzgerald
    • Dean Delman Doyle
    Tom Tully
    Tom Tully
    • Officer Percy
    • (as T.J. Tully)
    Glenn Scherer
    • Boyd
    Lee Krug
    • Lloyd
    Taryn Hagey
    • Nancy
    Teri Kelso
    • Babette
    Karen Gold
    • Bucky
    Sally Ricca
    • Bobby
    Rahnee Reiland
    • Betty
    Lee Sandman
    • Father Leadpipe…
    • Director
      • Ken Wiederhorn
    • Writer
      • Ron Kurz
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    Serpent-5

    Low-Budget Animal House clone.

    This film opened in Seattle only in two drive-in's as KING "#*!x" FRAT with a girl who is not in the movie standing in front of a cartoon frat house. (the second week, the film because 2nd feature to PROM NIGHT). The film has some funny moments, but some gags goes on forever. Desantis, who worked for the director before, is way too old for the belushi part as a fat crazy frat guy. The title song "king Frat" is pretty catchy. The film is under several different titles on video like CAMPUS KINGS (might be public domain). Recommended to high school college kids who want to see ANIMAL HOUSE type film.
    OmegaXL

    Loved it

    I remember watching King Frat when I was growing up. My brother used to rent it all the time. It was so tasteless and just so totally gross that I fell in love with the movie. It's not easy to get a copy of it but I finally came across a copy on EBay and gladly paid $50 for it. Sure it's an Animal House clone but in my opinion, it puts Animal House to shame. John DiSanti plays the perfect slob and all of his fellow "Pi Kap" brothers are just as revolting. It's not something you'd want to watch with the children but for a good laugh, you have to go far to top King Frat.
    johnburns1971

    Worst so called comedy ever

    I've just bought this film on E Bay, as my wife remembered it being quite funny when she was about 5 years old, and i have to say that it is not only the worst comedy i have ever seen, but one of the worst films i have ever seen. I couldn't believe how badly this film wanted to be Animal House, From the same run down frat house to the same fat, gross, drunken bufoon for a lead character, although John Belushi somehow makes a real good job of it, the talentless waste of space in King Frat does not. Well that's that off my chest, i was wondering if anyone would like to buy a viewed once only DVD of King Frat, It's great
    2tavm

    King Frat is most definitely a shameless ripoff of Animal House

    Well, I'm going to have to be more careful when I buy these used VHS's in the future because the one I bought of this movie is really the pits! And no, I'm not basing that on the wretched print I just viewed but the fact that there wasn't much creativity in making this Animal House ripoff. I mean, sure, there were some scatological gags in that John Belushi movie but this one is full of them and none of them are remotely very funny! Though the one with the farts used to fuel some fires was a little amusing, ditto that woman getting stuck on a "gorilla's" erection, they weren't amusing enough to remotely save this movie though there was also a funeral scene that, come to think of it, was probably the most absurd thing in this picture though it really made no sense. Okay, I've written more than 10 lines so in summary, if you're curious about this badly-made, amateurish comedy, King Frat should satisfy it soon enough...
    9gandalfen

    Sequel to Animal House - just more lame - great

    I saw this movie in the middle eighties, and I never forgot...

    I love the lame humor, the pointless gags and the "every day is a party" kind of lifestyle..

    Scenes like when they place some dog droppings in the ventilation of a church,where there's a funeral going on....I love this scene.

    Or when the "Gorilla" is stuck inside the girl and a ambulance arrives is hilarious...along with the scene in the "rubble" house, where the cook dumps spaghetti on the wall to see if its ready...is memorable...

    The most funny part is the farting contest.....even the dog drinks some farting elixir...and explode like a rocket... :-) Its so lame its funny.....

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    • Trivia
      Although the notes indicate that this movie was filmed in South Florida, many of the background campus scenes are clearly shot at around the University of Florida, in Gainesville. Most notably, despite blurring to disguise the name and the official seal, the administration building is clearly Tigert Hall, the main administration building of the University of Florida.
    • Alternate versions
      The film was originally called "Campus King" in certain countries and came with alternative intro music, a keyboard-based instrumental, rather than Penny Alemian's better-known title song.
    • Connections
      Featured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 3: Exploitation Explosion (2008)
    • Soundtracks
      King Frat
      Sung by Penny Alemian

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    • Release date
      • July 1979 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Delta House
    • Filming locations
      • Great Southern Stage, Miami, Florida, USA(Studio)
    • Production company
      • Mad Makers
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 25 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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