Sorority Boys

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Sexy Boys
Directed by Wallace Wolodarsky
Produced by Michael Fottrell
Larry Brezner
Walter Hamada
Written by Joe Jarvis
Greg Coolidge
Starring Barry Watson
Michael Rosenbaum
Harland Williams
Melissa Sagemiller
Heather Matarazzo
Music by Mark Mothersbaugh
Cinematography Michael D. O'Shea
Editing by Richard Halsey
Distributed by Touchstone Pictures
Release date(s) March 22, 2002
Running time 93 min.
Language English
Budget $12,000,000 (estimated)

Sorority Boys is a 2002 comedy film directed by Wallace Wolodarsky.

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Three friends (Doofer, Dave, and Adam) who are head Social Committee in a frat house called, KOK (Kappa. Omicron. Kappa), are charged with stealing the money their fraternity house have been saving for a cocktail cruise at the end of the semester, the one that guarantees them a spot at a very high paying company no matter how low their IQ is. Ultimately, they've been tabooed out of the fraternity house. On the night The KOK fraternity house decide to throw an "all trim" party, Doofer, Adam, and Dave decide to dress up as girls to get into the party unnoticed by their former fraternity brothers. Their plan was to get in and find the porn tape that revealed the true thief of their cocktail cruise fund, but were unsuccessful in doing so. They were caught and administered the "DOG catcher" and dumped in front of The DOG (Delta. Omicron. Gamma) sorortiy house, who befriends the three former KOK brothers. They pledge to The DOG sorotiy house while they brew up a plan to find a way to get the tape since they have no money and no place to sleep now. They later learn the high price living with these girls and hiding their true identity; the sleeze bag frat boys with an infamous history of mis-treating women.

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The film opened to largely negative reviews from critics, sitting at 13% fresh reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and a 5.0 user rating on the Internet Movie DataBase. It received a mere $4.1 million from 1,801 screens on its opening weekend. Boys recouped its $12 million production budget by its closing date but did not make back its promotional/additional costs. Regardless, it enjoys regular airings on the Comedy Central network.

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