National Lampoon's Animal House Drinking Game Rules
Supercharge your movie night with a National Lampoon’s Animal House drinking game that matches the film’s nonstop frat-house chaos. This guide provides Animal House drinking game rules that sync your sips with iconic quotes, running gags, and raucous set pieces, transforming the classic campus comedy into an energetic, interactive challenge.
Expect momentum from start to finish as Bluto’s antics, toga-party bedlam, Dean Wormer showdowns, and the parade finale keep your glass in play. Set up your drinks, rally your group, and pace each pour to stay sharp for every chant, prank, and slow-motion smash through the credits. Play responsibly and let Delta House lead the charge.
National Lampoon's Animal House Drinking Game Rules:
- Take a sip when someone shouts "Toga! Toga!"
- Drink when Dean Wormer says "double secret probation."
- Take a sip whenever Bluto appears in his "College" sweatshirt.
- Drink when someone yells "Food fight!"
- Finish your drink when the horse collapses in Wormer’s office.
- Take a sip when the Delta Tau Chi letters or crest are shown.
- Drink when Bluto smashes the folk singer’s guitar.
- Take a sip when Niedermeyer barks an ROTC command or bullies a cadet.
- Drink when Dean Wormer declares "Zero. Point. Zero."
- Take a sip when Bluto climbs the sorority ladder or the ladder falls.
- Drink when Otter suavely introduces himself with "damn glad to meet you."
- Drink when Bluto says "I'm a zit, get it?"
- Take a sip whenever Flounder (Pinto) gets scolded or embarrassed.
- Finish your drink when Bluto launches the "Germans bombed Pearl Harbor" pep talk.
- Take a sip when "Knowledge is Good" appears on the Faber statue.
- Drink when the Deathmobile bursts onto the homecoming parade route.
- Finish your drink when the epilogue cards reveal everyone’s futures.
Title: National Lampoon's Animal House
Released: 28 Jul 1978
Rated: R
Runtime: 109 min
Genre: Comedy
Plot: Faber College has one frat house so disreputable it will take anyone. It has a second one full of white, anglo-saxon, rich young men who are so sanctimonious no one can stand them except Dean Wormer. The dean enlists the help of the second frat to get the boys of Delta House off campus. The dean's plan comes into play just before the homecoming parade to end all parades for all time.
Language: English, Italian
