Natural Lamporn’s Frat House (1979)

aka Frat House
I Ata Pie

Stars: Hillary Summers (as Aimee Leigh), Blanca, Candie, Connie Peterson (as Catrina), Donna, Lisa De Leeuw (as Lisa DeLeeue), Maria Tortuga (as Mana La Fantuna), Tanya, Tawny Pearl, John Boland (as Biff Barker), Lou Denny, Michael Parker (as Mike Parker), Randy Allen, Turk Lyon

The guys back at the house want to live out all their fantasies before they graduate,
‘says one of the brothers in Frat House, they by stating in a nutshell the theme of
this hard-core laugh riot, wittily written and directed by Sven Conrad. The ‘I Phelta
Thi’ Fraternity certainly holds the record when it comes to goofing off. This particular
group of guys never study, seldom go to class and downright refuse to behave themselves.
College is no place to further your education as far as they’re concerned; this fraternity
attends on class from morning till night – Sex Education. There is a constant battle
among the I Phelta Thi, guys to see how many girls they can pick up, how many times a day,
and in how many different places. This comical epic comes to a head when the guys decide
to throw a party at the Deans house-and what a party this one is. Will the I Phelta Thi,
fraternity ever graduate? College is so much fun – do they want to graduate? For a rousing
look at college life on the campus of Faulk University, see Frat House. Good ole Faulk U
will ever be the same…and neither will you!

Scene 1. Hillary Summers, Roy Phipps
Scene 2. Candie, Randy Allen
Scene 3. Blanca, Turk Lyon
Scene 4. Donna, Michael Parker
Scene 5. Hillary Summers, Roy Phipps
Scene 6. Lisa De Leeuw, Randy Allen
Scene 7. Tawny Pearl, Turk Lyon
Scene 8. Connie Peterson, Randy Allen
Scene 9. Hillary Summers, Randy Allen
Scene 10. Tawny Pearl, Turk Lyon
Scene 11. Lisa De Leeuw, Randy Allen
Scene 12. Hillary Summers, Roy Phipps
Scene 13. Connie Peterson, Chris Landau, Michael Parker
Scene 14. Tawny Pearl, Randy Allen
Scene 15. Maria Tortuga, Michael Parker
Scene 16. Lisa De Leeuw, Turk Lyon
Scene 17. Hillary Summers, Roy Phipps