“Porky’s” Stars Reunite in the new 3D Teen Sex Comedy “Daddies’ Girls” Los Angeles, CA –

The stars of the classic teen sex comedy Porky’s have announced that they will be launching a Kickstarter campaign in a few weeks to complete the financing of their new teen sex comedy Daddies’ Girls.

Daddies’ Girls” chronicles the comic misadventures of a group of former playboys paid back for their wicked ways with a brood of wild teenage daughters. The film will be shot in 3D and feature an all female principal cast, both firsts in the teen sex comedy genre. Daddies’ Girls deals with themes of conflicting love and trust between fathers and daughters, and is set against the comedic backdrop of a protracted war of revenge between its leading ladies and their high school rivals, a spiteful sisterhood of gangster girls called, “The Ashleys”. A novel glimpse into an estrogen charged world of headstrong heroines, “Daddies’ Girls” is replete with hapless males exposed to the full fighting fury of horny young women scorned, where bouncing breasts and flying female fists are the order of the day, and where frantic fathers learn that despite their most hilarious efforts to defend their little angels’ virtue, they are powerless to stop their daughters from growing up.

The ex-lotharios turned overprotective single dads, will be aptly portrayed by Scott Colomby, Tony Ganios, Mark Herrier, Dan Monahan, and Cyril O’Reilly, the stars of the ‘80’s blockbuster comedy Porky’s. Although their daughters’ roles have yet to be cast, in addition to the Porky’s veterans, actors Jeffrey Combs, Andrew Divoff, Leslie Easterbrook, William Forsythe, and Jim Youngs have also committed to the project

“We’ve been friends for over thirty years,” said writer/producer Tony Ganios about his Porky’s cast mates, “so the “Daddies’ Girls” storyline is simply my twisted take on the guys’ insane experiences of raising their own teenage daughters and the characters we play, idiotic exaggerations of our real personalities.” “I can’t help but laugh,” added producer Cyril O’Reilly, “as I imagine the horrified looks on the faces of some of the older film critics when they learn that the same guys whose movies they hated three decades ago will be ushering in a whole new era of tech-enhanced raunchy humor and political incorrectness.” Producers Ganios and O’Reilly are hoping to raise $1.9 million through their upcoming Kickstarter effort.