
Porky's Revenge (1985) on Netflix
Graduation nears for Angel Beach High's class of 1955. Brian Schwartz learns Coach Goodenough owes money to the gang's old enemy Porky Wallace, who wants the championship game thrown.
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- IMDb4.8/109,892 votes
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Plot summary
The Angel Beach High basketball team is closing on the state championship as the class of 1955 nears graduation. The cheerleaders offer the players a reward if they take the semifinal, and the party afterward at Connie's house leaves the boys naked in front of the girls and their parents. Their old enemy Porky Wallace now runs a riverboat casino and strip club, and Coach Goodenough owes him money over a gambling debt. Porky has bet on the other team and wants the boys to lose the final. The gang boards the boat to photograph the illegal casino for the district attorney, and Meat Tuperello meets Blossom, Porky's daughter, who forces herself on him.
Cast
Dan Monahanas Pee Wee Morris
Wyatt Knightas Tommy Turner
Tony Ganiosas Meat Tuperello
Mark Herrieras Billy
Kaki Hunteras Wendy Williams
Scott Colombyas Brian Schwartz
Nancy Parsonsas Beulah Balbricker
Fred Buchas Mr. Dobish
Eric Christmasas Mr. Carter
Dan Hewitt Owensas Actor
Ilse Earlas Mrs. Morris
Kim Evensonas Inga (as Kimberly Evenson)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Porky's Revenge (1985)
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- Much of the budget of nearly $8 million went on building the large gambling riverboat Porky runs, and the producers used Vizcaya, a Miami mansion valued at $20 million, as another key setting.
- Dave Edmunds assembled a soundtrack grander than the film itself: new material from Jeff Beck, George Harrison, Carl Perkins and Willie Nelson, plus Robert Plant and Phil Collins hiding behind the name The Crawling King Snakes.
- The album carried a previously unreleased Bob Dylan song, "I Don't Want to Do It", recorded by George Harrison, alongside Dave Edmunds' "High School Nights" and new versions of old rock and roll numbers, some cut by their original authors such as Carl Perkins.

























