Step back in time to one of the foundational films of the modern teen sex comedy genre! Porky's, released in 1981, was a massive hit that paved the way for many films that followed, including American Pie. Set in 1954 Florida, the movie follows a group of high school friends attempting to lose their virginity and get revenge on a sleazy nightclub owner named Porky.

While dated by today's standards, Porky's was groundbreaking for its time in its frank (and often crude) depiction of teenage sexual obsessions and rebellious antics. It established many tropes seen in later films: the group of friends on a mission, the memorable authority figures, and the blend of locker-room humor with coming-of-age themes. It's a piece of comedy history that influenced the genre for decades.

While a bit more adult than the high school setting of American Pie, The Hangover shares a similar spirit of comedic chaos born from a wild night gone wrong. This film follows three friends who wake up after a bachelor party in Las Vegas with no memory of the previous night and the groom missing. They must retrace their steps through the wreckage to find him before the wedding.

Known for its clever mystery structure within a raunchy comedy framework, the movie is incredibly funny thanks to the chemistry of its lead trio – Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis (whose performance as Alan became instantly iconic). It's a high-stakes, hilarious adventure that shows the extreme consequences of an epic night out.

Catch up with the East Great Falls High gang years later in American Reunion! This film brings the original American Pie cast back together for their high school reunion. Now in their early thirties, they navigate mid-life crises, rekindle old flames, and revisit the dynamics that made them famous in the first place.

The movie plays heavily on nostalgia, revisiting iconic locations and characters from the previous films. It finds humor in how much (or how little) the characters have changed since graduation, exploring themes of growing up, relationships, and holding onto the past. It's a chance to see where everyone ended up and relive some of the classic American Pie antics with a slightly older, perhaps wiser (or not) perspective.

The gang grows up (sort of!) in American Wedding, the third film in the main American Pie series. This time, the focus is on Jim and Michelle as they prepare to tie the knot. Naturally, getting to the altar is anything but smooth, with Stifler and the rest of the crew bringing their signature brand of chaos to the pre-wedding festivities.

The movie brings back the core ensemble and finds humor in the transition to adulthood and the challenges of marriage preparation, all while retaining the crude and awkward comedy the series is known for. It offers a continuation of the characters' stories, showing how their relationships and personalities have evolved, or perhaps, haven't changed much at all.

Ready for a hilarious send-up of everything you love (and love to hate) about teen movies? Not Another Teen Movie is a parody that gleefully skewers the clichés, tropes, and iconic scenes from popular teen films of the 80s and 90s, including American Pie itself. It follows a jock who makes a bet that he can turn the 'unattractive' and 'unpopular' girl into the prom queen.

Featuring a cast of then-rising stars like Chris Evans and Chyler Leigh, the movie is packed wall-to-wall with references and sight gags that fans of the genre will instantly recognize. It's a meta-commentary on the formulaic nature of high school movies, delivered with a healthy dose of crude humor and affectionate mockery. It's a funhouse mirror reflection of the genre.

What happens when three seemingly anonymous teenagers decide to throw the most epic party imaginable? You get Project X. Filmed in a found-footage style, this movie documents a birthday party that quickly escalates into a massive, out-of-control phenomenon that spirals far beyond anything the hosts could have ever predicted.

The film captures the raw, chaotic energy of a party that goes viral, showcasing the escalating madness from the perspective of those experiencing it. It's less character-driven than some other films on this list and more about the sheer spectacle of a party run amok. If you're looking for a movie that captures the fantasy (and nightmare) of a legendary high school bash, this is it.

Meet the ultimate college party animal! National Lampoon's Van Wilder introduces us to Van Wilder (Ryan Reynolds in an early starring role), a seventh-year senior who has no intention of graduating because he's too busy mastering the art of throwing epic parties and helping others with their romantic troubles. When his father cuts him off financially, Van has to find a way to fund his perpetual college lifestyle.

The movie is packed with college antics, over-the-top parties, and Van's charismatic, slacker philosophy on life. It's a quintessential early 2000s college comedy with a focus on a larger-than-life character who seems to have it all figured out, even if he's stuck in perpetual adolescence. Tara Reid co-stars as the student journalist tasked with writing about him.

Who says you're too old to party? Old School proves that age is just a number when it comes to reliving your glory days. This comedy follows three friends – Mitch (Luke Wilson), Frank (Will Ferrell), and Bernard (Vince Vaughn) – who, feeling dissatisfied with their adult lives, decide to start their own fraternity near their old college campus.

Led by the hilariously unpredictable Frank 'The Tank,' the film delivers classic college movie tropes with an adult twist. It's full of memorable set pieces, quotable lines, and fantastic comedic performances from its lead trio. It captures the spirit of rebellion and the desire to recapture youth, proving that you can always go back... even if it's a terrible idea.

Get ready for a road trip fueled by youthful ambition and online dating! Sex Drive centers on Ian, an १८-year-old who embarks on a cross-country journey with his best friends to meet a girl he met online. His goal? To finally lose his virginity. As you might expect, the trip is anything but smooth.

The film blends the classic road trip comedy formula with modern themes of internet relationships. It features a memorable supporting turn from Seth Green as a quirky Amish guy they encounter along the way. It's a straightforward quest movie filled with awkward situations, bonding moments, and the inevitable realization that the journey itself is often more interesting than the destination.

Pack your bags for a wild European adventure! EuroTrip follows Scotty Thomas after he's dumped by his girlfriend and impulsively decides to travel across Europe with his friends to meet a German pen pal he initially blew off. Their journey takes them through various countries, each offering its own unique brand of comedic chaos.

This movie leans heavily into absurd situations and cultural misunderstandings for its humor. From London to Berlin, Rome, and Bratislava, the gang encounters eccentric characters and finds themselves in increasingly ridiculous predicaments. It's a fast-paced, gag-filled tour of European stereotypes and backpacker mishaps, perfect for a dose of silly, international fun.

Hit the road for laughs with Road Trip! This comedy follows a group of college friends who embark on an epic, cross-country journey to retrieve an incriminating tape sent to a girlfriend at another university. What starts as a simple mission quickly devolves into a series of chaotic and hilarious misadventures.

The film features a great ensemble cast navigating everything from bizarre roadside attractions to run-ins with eccentric characters. It perfectly captures the spirit of a spontaneous, ill-advised journey fueled by desperation and friendship. If you enjoy comedies where things spiral wildly out of control during a quest, this road trip is definitely worth taking.

Prepare yourself for one of the funniest, most quotable comedies of the 21st century! Superbad is a masterclass in blending outrageous humor with genuine heart. Written by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg (based on their own high school experiences!), the film follows two co-dependent best friends, Seth (Jonah Hill) and Evan (Michael Cera), on a wild, single-minded quest to buy alcohol for a party before they graduate high school.

What makes this movie stand out is its incredibly sharp dialogue, the pitch-perfect chemistry between its leads, and the unforgettable performance by Christopher Mintz-Plasse as the legendary McLovin. It perfectly captures the anxiety, excitement, and often misguided priorities of being a teenager on the cusp of adulthood. It's loud, it's crude, and it's surprisingly touching – a true modern classic in the teen comedy genre.

The gang is back and steamier than ever! American Pie 2 reunites your favorite characters for a summer of fun, friendship, and, of course, plenty of comedic mishaps. Set the summer after their freshman year of college, the friends decide to rent a beach house, leading to a whole new set of hilarious and cringe-worthy situations.

This sequel successfully builds on the original, deepening the character relationships while upping the ante on the raunchy humor. It explores the challenges of long-distance relationships, rekindling old flames, and navigating the complexities of growing up. The chemistry between the returning cast members is undeniable, making their summer adventures feel both chaotic and genuinely heartfelt. It's everything you loved about the first one, amplified!

Get ready for the movie that defined a generation's coming-of-age comedy! American Pie hit theaters in 1999 and instantly became a cultural phenomenon. It perfectly captured the awkwardness, desperation, and hilarious misadventures of high school seniors navigating their way through prom night and the daunting prospect of losing their virginity.

The film launched the careers of many of its young stars, including Jason Biggs, Chris Klein, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Alyson Hannigan, and Seann William Scott, who became iconic as Stifler. Its blend of crude humor, relatable teenage angst, and surprising moments of heart resonated with audiences worldwide. Remember the infamous pie scene? It's just one of many unforgettable moments that cemented this movie's place in comedy history. It's crude, it's sweet, and it's hilariously honest about being a teenager.