Gorp

In the raunchy and irreverent 1980 comedy "Gorp", a group of mischievous waiters wreak havoc on a Jewish summer camp in upstate New York, playing pranks and pushing boundaries to get a rise out of the camp's stuffy management and staff. With its signature blend of slapstick humor, raunchy jokes, and social satire, "Gorp" is a hilarious sendup of class distinctions and the absurdities of summer camp life. Featuring an ensemble cast of up-and-coming actors, including Rosanna Arquette and Fran Drescher in early roles, this film is a classic example of 80s comedies that pushed the envelope with their humor and style.