H.O.T.S. (1979)
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33% of critics liked it
(6 reviews) -
24% of users liked it
(1,291 ratings)
A standard, mindless teen comedy that is patently geared toward the pre-teen set, H.O.T.S. involves a lot of bouncy females, in this case, sisters in the H.O.T.S. sorority, in hot-blooded competition with the women in another mythical sorority on campus. The objective seems to be to show as many… More A standard, mindless teen comedy that is patently geared toward the pre-teen set, H.O.T.S. involves a lot of bouncy females, in this case, sisters in the H.O.T.S. sorority, in hot-blooded competition with the women in another mythical sorority on campus. The objective seems to be to show as many cruel practical jokes, lame-brain jocks, non-stop action, wild orgies, and exaggerated characters as can fit into a 95-minute running time. Added to the pile are the requisite idiot adults who are never able to see what is going on around them, and it becomes apparent (if it was not from the beginning), which age group is meant to be the target audience here. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- Gerald Seth Sindell
- Written By
- Cheri Caffaro
- Genres
- Comedy
R,
- In Theaters
- May 1, 1979 Wide
- Studio
- Mid-America Releasing
Critic Reviews
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Ed Gonzalez, Apollo Guide
Think Animal House meets the Revenge of the Nerds and you have the essence of H.O.T.S.' plot.
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Cast
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Susan Kiger
as Honey
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Lisa London
as O'Hara
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Pamela Jean Bryant
as Teri Lynn
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Kimberly Cameron
as Sam
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Mary Steelsmith
as Clutz
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Angela Aames
as Boom-Boom
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Lindsay Bloom
as Melody
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K.C. Winkler
as Cynthia
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Donald Petrie
as Doug
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David Gene Gibbs
as Macho Man
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Danny Bonaduce
as Richie
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Ken Olfson
as Dean Chase
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Richard Bakalyan
as Charlie Ingels
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Louis Guss
as Bugs Benny
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Steve Bond
as John
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Larry Gelman
as Mad Dog
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Sandy Johnson
as Stephanie
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Dorothy Meyer
as Ezzetta
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Bunny Summers
as Singer
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Scott Ellsworth
as Professor
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Marvin Katzoff
as Big Boy
