Splitz

1982
PG-13
1h 26m

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An all-female rock band and a group of "well-endowed" sorority sisters team up to save a sorority house slated for condemnation by the university.An all-female rock band and a group of "well-endowed" sorority sisters team up to save a sorority house slated for condemnation by the university.An all-female rock band and a group of "well-endowed" sorority sisters team up to save a sorority house slated for condemnation by the university.

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4.0/10

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Robin Johnson

Gina Napoliani

Barbara Bingham

Susie
(as Barbara M. Bingham)

Patti Lee

Joan

Chuck McQuary

Chuck

Shirley Stoler

Dean Hunta

Raymond Serra

Vito Napoliani

Martin Rosenblatt

Louie

Sal Carollo

Tony

Tara King

Fern Hymenstein

Amelia David

Midge

Tom McCleister

Warwick
(as Thom McCleister)

Vera Lockwood

Rosa Napoliani

Forbes Riley

Lois Scagliani
(as Francine Forbes)

Sally Prager

Bernice

Dom Irrera

Vinnie Mamabasta
(as Dominick Irrera)

John Bennes

Harvey Hunta

Deborah Paris

Doris the Referee

Torri Campbell

Mary

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Trivia
The dive bar with the graffiti-covered bathroom that the girls play in is actually CBGB, a legendary bar in Manhattan.

Goofs
Joan is shoved face-first through the ropes of the wrestling ring, and in the next shot she has her back to the ropes.

Quotes
Joan: You know what I wish we could do?
Gina: Drugs?

Crazy credits
Diane Scanlon is credited for singing the finale song, "We're a Miracle," but she's not the actual performer.

Alternate versions
Originally rated "R" when released in 1982. In 1984, the film was edited to receive the newly created "PG-13" rating and this is the version released on video in the U.S and a few other countries.

Connections
Featured in Vintage Video: A Chronological 80's Film Rewatch Podcast: 0349 Splitz (1982) (2024)

Soundtracks
Busy Boys
Written by Arlene Gold
Performed by Arlene Gold and Larry Carola (uncredited)

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8/10

Animal House gone Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

Sometimes you don't want to see Gone With The Wind. Sometimes you just want to see a good, old fashioned titty-flic. They don't make films like these anymore: films that fell somewhere between the drive-in, the grind house and late night cable. SPLITZ was one of the amazing topless-not-plot less popcorn movies that made it into regular rotation on HBO and Cinemax back in the glorious early 80s. Taking more than a cue from Animal House and then paying tribute to Russ Meyer's BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, SPLITZ hits the ground running with a soundtrack reminiscent of either VALLEY GIRL or NEW WAVE HOOKERS, and it's thoroughly enjoyable in that Bevis & Butthead kinda way. A perfect night with the guys film, custom made for a movie marathon. Just add beer, bong and a bag of chips and you'll be happily on your way. Look for a very early cameo by Comedy Central regular (and Big Lebowski bit player) Dom Irrera. Perfectly captures the era in which it was made.