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9. Apr. 2024 · Ranking everything in the era of JFK, the Vietnam War, the Beatles, Martin Luther King, the mini-skirt, the space race, and Woodstock. Over 500 filmgoers have voted on the 20+ films on Best '60s Beach Movies. Current Top 3: Beach Blanket Bingo, Beach Party, Muscle Beach Party.
- 10 How to Stuff A Wild Bikini
- 9 Beach Blanket Bingo
- 8 Surf Party
- 7 Beach Party
- 6 Ride The Wild Surf
- 5 Where The Boys Are
- 4 The Girls on The Beach
- 3 The Ghost in The Invisible Bikini
- 2 Wild on The Beach
- 1 Bikini Beach
The 1965 film How to Stuff a Wild Bikini was the last Beach Party movie to feature two of the most prominent actors in these beach-centric films, Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon. The two had been in five of these beach partyfilms together, although in this film Avalon only had about six minutes of screen time due to filming another movie for A...
Beach Blanket Bingois the fifth installment of the Beach Party movies and the second to last of the movies that starred both Avalon and Funicello. The movie follows Frankie, Dee Dee, and their friends as they meet famous singer Sugar Kane in a publicity stunt conceived by her manager to promote her latest song. The stunt involves having an experien...
Arizonian teens Terry (Patricia Morrow), Sylvia (Lory Patrick), and Junior (Jackie DeShannon) travel to Malibu Beach in California for vacation, so they can learn to surf and find Terry's brother Skeet (Jerry Summers). As their summer begins, all three girls fall in love with different boys, and Sylvia falls in love with Skeet. They soon attract th...
The first of the five official Beach Party films and often credited for popularizing the beach-themed genre of film, Beach Partyfollows Frankie and Dee Dee in their first on-screen outing. The film revolves around an anthropology professor named Robert Sutwell (Robert Cummings) and his secretary Marianne (Dorothy Malone) as they study the sexual ha...
Swapping the beaches of California for the beaches of Hawaii's Oahu Island, Ride the Wild Surf follows surfers Jody (Fabian), Steamer (Tab Hunter), and Chase (Peter Brown) who come to the island in order to compete with other surfers and ride the world's biggest waves. Each boy falls in love with a different girl while on the island, with each girl...
This coming-of-age story follows four very different college girls from a mid-western university on their journey to the sunny beaches of Fort Lauderdale for spring break. Each girl finds their own relationships with visiting boys from other universities and discover their own relationships with sex. While many beach movies of the '60s were campy c...
In this beach comedy, the girls of Alpha Beta need to earn $10,000 in two weeks to save their sorority house. They come up with a variety of ways to make money, including a beauty content, a baking contest, and a newspaper puzzle. When three handsome boys arrive at the beach claiming to know The Beatles, the girls plan a concert with the band as th...
Technically the seventh installment of the Beach Party movie series as it has some appearances by some characters in the previous films, The Ghost in the Invisible Bikiniincludes the same random singing and ridiculous plot lines as other beach-themed films of the time. Except with the added addition of a haunted house with a swimming pool this time...
After her uncle passes away, college student Lee Sullivan (Sherry Jackson) inherits a beach house from him that she decides she wants to use as a boarding house for girls to alleviate the student housing shortage and finance her education. Another college student named Adam Miller (Frankie Randall) claims he received permission from Lee's uncle whi...
The third installment of the popular American International Pictures produced series sees high schoolers out of school for the summer and ready to hit the beach. All is well until millionaire Harvey Huntington Honeywagon III (Keenan Wynn) arrives convinced that his chimpanzee has a higher level of intellect than the beach-obsessed teenagers and pla...
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The beach party film is an American film genre of feature films which were produced and released between 1963 and 1968, created by American International Pictures (AIP), beginning with their surprise hit, Beach Party, in July 1963. With this film, AIP is credited with creating the genre.
In the 1960s, a unique genre of movies came into the world: the "beach party movies." The inevitable ingredients included several "teenagers" (using that term loosely), surfing, the beach, a...
The "Beach Party" Film Series - produced by American International Pictures (AIP) - is sometimes expanded from the initial 7 films (listed above) to a total of 12 films when the following 5 films are included (all of which were released after "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini"): • Sergeant Deadhead (1965) Starring Frankie.
Muscle Beach Party 1964, 94 min. William Asher • Starring: Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Luciana Paluzzi. Beach Party Film • Comedy • Musical
Pajama Party (1964) (aka The Maid and the Martian) the action moved from the beach to an indoors slumber party with roles played by old-time stars Buster Keaton, Dorothy Lamour and Elsa Lanchester. Disney star Tommy Kirk substituted for Frankie Avalon.
