Party Favors

About This Movie

So, 'Party Favors' from 1987, it's quite the oddball comedy with a pretty straightforward premise that veers off into unexpected territories. You've got Dr. Honeywell, who's really gung-ho about shutting down the local strip club, which leads to these girls—Allison, Bobbie, Trixie, and Fern—trying to pivot to pizza delivery. The whole pizza angle? Yeah, it flops, but the characters? They shine. The pacing sometimes feels a bit off, like it’s trying to find its rhythm, but there's a certain charm in how the girls tackle their new venture. The performances, especially the camaraderie among the leads, give it a warm, quirky atmosphere. It’s not your typical slapstick, more like a curious blend of heart and humor, with a sprinkle of social commentary on morality and entrepreneurship.

Quirky character dynamicsExplores themes of entrepreneurshipUnexpected humor in a slice-of-life format