Screwballs

Synopsis

Screwballs, the 1983 teen sex comedy directed by Rafal Zielinski, takes viewers on a wild ride through the mischievous escapades of five high school students who try to outwit their strict school principal in order to fulfill their hormonal desires. Packed with hilarious pranks, outrageous schemes, and quirky characters, Screwballs delivers a blend of raunchy humor and teenage antics that defined an era of comedic films. As the group of friends navigate through a series of risqué adventures, they find themselves entangled in a web of comical situations that lead to unexpected outcomes. With its light-hearted approach and zany storyline, Screwballs offers a nostalgic look back at the carefree days of youth filled with laughter and mischief.

Cast

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  Peter Keleghan

  Rick McKay

• Kent Deuters

  Brent Van Dusen III

• Linda Speciale

  Purity Busch

• Alan Deveau

  Howie Bates

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  Linda Shayne

  Bootsie Goodhead

• Jason Warren

  Melvin Jerkovski

Reviews

Screwballs received mixed reviews from critics upon its release, with its raunchy humor and slapstick comedy dividing opinions among audiences. While some praised the film's unapologetic embrace of teenage shenanigans and over-the-top scenarios, others criticized its lack of depth and reliance on crude humor. Rotten Tomatoes describes Screwballs as a 'raucous romp that falls flat in terms of substance' giving it a 3.5/10 rating. IMDb users have rated the film 4.6/10, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and comedic moments, despite its dated portrayal of adolescent relationships. Metacritic also reflects the polarized views, giving Screwballs a score of 34/100, indicating a mixed reception among viewers and critics alike.