Frat Party (2009)

Director:

Robert Bennett

Writer:

Robert Bennett

Stars:

Randy Wayne, Caroline D'Amore, Jareb Dauplaise

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Randy Wayne	...	Duffy
Caroline D'Amore	...	Adriana
Jareb Dauplaise	...	Mac
Lauren C. Mayhew	...	Kelly (as Lauren Mayhew)
Dan Levy	...	Chad
Katerina Mikailenko	...	Michela
Robert Parks-Valletta	...	Stefano
Alicia Ziegler	...	Jennifer
Carl Bressler	...	Bergamotti
Sarah Karges	...	Kristen
Nick Slatkin	...	Vincent
Kris Wheeler	...	Pablo
Erica Day	...	Professor Beaubier
Jasna Novosel	...	Ivana Humpalofsky
David Grant Wright	...	Duffy's Dad

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

ex boyfriend ex girlfriend relationship | bare breasts | massage | driving while asleep | cheating with sister in law | 

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Genres:

Comedy

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong crude and sexual content, nudity and language throughout

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 December 2009 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$1,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

SuperMassive Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min 85 min (Showtime Library Print) 90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Quotes

Jesse Jane: [when her large breasts aren't enough to seduce him] Do you know how many guys turned me down topless?
Duffy: Three?

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Soundtracks

"Mask Of Purity (Insturmental)"
Written by Nicholas C. Santiago
Performed by Digital Mindy

User Reviews

An interesting addition to the Teen Comedy Genre Frat Party

I got this movie from Netflix, and after watching it, I felt compelled to add to the collective consciousness of the current review pool inside IMDb, as a watcher of all types of movies, I enjoyed Frat Party and felt is was similar in scope, to more of a Woody Allen type romantic comedy, then your normal every day, style teen movie coming out on DVD right now. I found the movie to be "dialogue heavy" for those use to the more physical comedy of the genre, but I also felt it was more like a romantic comedy than most other genre titles in this particular field. I enjoyed watching the movie and felt that Caroline D'amore to a particularly exceptional job as "Adrianna" the heiress to a Wine Fortune, I felt Caroline "embodied" the typical dialogue heavy pretty romantic comedy type, whilst the movie had a lot of gags and a lot of semi undressed and fully undressed co-ed types, I identified more with the typical story of the romantic comedy genre, and enjoyed Caroline's performance. I also enjoyed Randy Wayne and Carolines on-camera banter. All in All, I really liked the movie and felt it was a great rental movie. Would I run out and buy it? well maybe it I felt like a liked a lot of pretty girls and a really randy gag in an Asian spa, but mostly, I think it is more like a rental, a great Tuesday night movie after a hard day at work or school, a great way to watch two very attractive and talented actors banter, and some good dialogue. I liked it, a lot, and I think Caroline D'amore is very talented and has a long career ahead of her. She is very talented and this really highlights her abilities, as a Romantic Comedy lead. I would like to see her in a more sophisticated role, but again the movie is good and worth a watch.