After hours at the office gets a whole lot less productive.
THE OFFICE PARTY
The employees of a small company set their sights off work and on one another.
Proof that some office parties really do go off the HR rails.
If you thought your office happy hour got wild, you haven’t clocked in at Ron Scott’s establishment. This 1968 sexploitation romp sets its sights on workplace antics with a cast of stenos, an elevator operator, and more than a little interdepartmental fraternization—the kind that earned it an NR rating and a spot in the softcore canon.
— SassyFlix Programmer
The Office Party is a 1968 American comedy-drama film directed by Ron Scott about employees of a small company who turn their attention from work to one another in a series of sexually charged encounters.
Synopsis
Why Cult
As a product of the late '60s, this film leans into the sexploitation genre, blending suggestive office shenanigans with a comedic tone.
The action revolves around office staff turning their focus from paperwork to each other, with seduction, nudity, and softcore elements taking center stage.
With its independent production roots and a cast that includes the director himself, this one keeps things personal—and a little unpolished.
A roster of stenos, an elevator operator, and office regulars provide plenty of characters to get mixed up in these after-hours affairs.
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Questions from the Vault
What is The Office Party about? +
The Office Party is about employees at a small company who shift their attention from work to a series of sexually charged interactions with each other.
When was The Office Party released? +
The Office Party was released in 1968.
Who directed The Office Party? +
Ron Scott directed The Office Party.
How long is The Office Party? +
The Office Party has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is The Office Party? +
The Office Party is a comedy-drama with sexploitation themes.
Where can I watch The Office Party? +
You can watch The Office Party on SassyFlix.
