Too much of everything

Absolutely brilliant

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

I am only giving this movie a 1 for the great cast, though I can't imagine what any of them were thinking. This movie was horrible

This might be the crown jewel of director David DeCouteau's career, which isn't saying much. Combine the plots of Demons, Chopping Mall and Slumber Party Massacre and you get SBITSB. Its not as entertaining as those movies, but its cheesy fun. There are a few laughs and the overwhelming number of bad jokes are sort of endearing. Modern audiences will eye-roll at all of the sexism, racism and fat-shaming. But you expect stupidity and cheapness in films like this. Surprisingly the cast is good and the cinematography is wonderful in HD. You can watch a lot worse in the 80s sleaze genre. Bonus points as this is probably the best acting job by the cool, sleazy but sometimes wooden "Scream queen" Linnea Quigley. She's a believable punk goddess here with lots of cute, bad-ass and nuanced moments.

Boobs, nerds, possessed babes, a bowling alley, and a creature that is awakened from a bowling trophy...this screams Classic 80's Sleaze to me! This movie follows some girls trying to get into a sorority, and to get into the sorority, they must steal a bowling trophy. But they accidentally awaken an imp...a creature that grants wishes, but also likes to see people suffer. And he may want to possess you also. This is a fun one, and stars Linnea Quigley and Brinke Stevens. You can really go wrong with Linnea Quigley. The movie is very funny, includes an extremely entertaining spanking scene, and as mentioned above, it include Linnea Quigley. Watch now!

In this clever low-budget variation on The Monkey's Paw, two sorority pledges, a trio of geeks, and a criminal misfit run afoul of a murderous, wish-granting imp. David DeCoteau offers up a hilarious medley of characters, headlined by scream queens Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, and Brinke Stevens. Joining them in this romp is Nightmare on Elm Street 4's Andras Jones and Night of the Demons' Hal Havins, both hamming it up in hilarious ways.While the effects are laughably amateur, the plot is fun, the settings are visually pleasing, and the evil "Uncle Imp" is quite iconic and quotable, long after the film is through. The late George "Buck" Flower shows up from time-to-time as a near-deaf janitor who knows more about the little monster than he lets on... and definitely adds to the fun.Sorority Babes at the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama is a b-movie riot. Coupled with the equally amusing Slavegirls from Beyond Infinity (an equally-silly variation of The Most Dangerous Game), these two films make for a fantastic night of low-budget horror/comedy!

A couple of sorority hopefuls, a gaggle of geeky boys, and a badass biker chick find themselves trapped in a bowling alley after accidentally unleashing an evil imp! This is a high-energy horror/comedy with a fun cast (Linnea Quigley, Andras Jones, Brinke Stevens, and the lovely Robin Rochelle as an evil sorority sister) that never takes itself too seriously. The movie features a cute gender-role reversal between its two leads that's refreshing to see in an 80s horror picture. The Imp is highly irritating after it's first few scenes (the narration feels like filler), but the cast more than makes up for it with their antics. There's lots of silly fun, it's highly quotable, and probably the most enjoyable Dave DeCoteau movie I've watched.