ANIMAL HOUSE FILM SCREENING

In this 1978 comedy classic, a rowdy college fraternity battles the dean and rival snobs in a legendary war of pranks and partying. Toga!
About this Event

National Lampoon's Animal House (1978) is the ultimate, raucous blueprint for the "college party" movie genre. Set in 1962 at the fictional Faber College, the film follows the members of Delta Tau Chi—a fraternity of misfits, slackers, and troublemakers—as they wage an all-out war against the school’s stuffy Dean Wormer and the elitist Omega Theta Pi house. Anchored by John Belushi’s legendary, chaotic performance as John "Bluto" Blutarsky, the movie is a non-stop barrage of iconic gags, food fights, and toga parties that celebrate the spirit of anti-authoritarian rebellion. It’s crass, endlessly quotable, and remains the gold standard for high-energy campus comedies that prioritize having a good time over getting an education.