Oddballs is a 1984 Canadian sex comedy film directed by Miklós Lente. It was inspired by the success of Meatballs.
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Plot
Hardly Basset, a grouch who took over "Camp Bottomout" after winning it in a poker game, enlists his daughter Jennifer's help to run it properly. The boys and girls are kept in separate camps upon arrival, much to the boy's dismay, but that doesn't stop the boys from heading across the river to spy on the girls, only to discover that J. Frothingham Skinner—the owner of the girls' camp—plans to buy the boys' camp and turn it into a shopping mall.
Cast
Foster Brooks as Hardy Bassett
Mike MacDonald as Laylo Nardeen
Konnie Krome as Jennifer
Milan Cheylov as Chadwick Skinner
Donnie Bowes as Skinner
Terrea Foster as Miss Renoir
Wally Wodchis as Christopher Watkins
Jason Sorokin as Og
Ruddy Hall as Francois
Andrew Perkins as Spiz
Kim Cayer as Swimsuit model
Darlene Burlie as Miss Kitten
Kimberly Brooks as Nurse Brigitte
Anthony Mason as Aerobics Instructor
David Phillips as Mr. Guy
Production
It was originally known as Cabin Fever and was made by the same producer as Screwballs. Filming started 25 July 1983 at a Northern Ontario camp. The cast was headed by the American comedian Foster Brooks, known for his portrayal of a drunk persona, and Canadian comedian Mike MacDonald.