Movies like The Last American Virgin

While more introspective than The Last American Virgin, The Breakfast Club is a seminal film about teen identity in America. It dives deep into the lives and thoughts of a diverse group of high school students, resonating with fans seeking a blend of humor and drama.

Sixteen Candles is another quintessential 80s teen flick that revolves around the highs and lows of teenage life, focusing on an unforgettable birthday of the main character, Samantha. Its blend of comedy and teenage angst is reminiscent of the experience in The Last American Virgin.

Although released years later, American Pie carries on the tradition of teen sex comedies, focusing on a group of friends with a pact to lose their virginity. Its raunchy humor and exploration of teenage sexual escapades echo the themes found in The Last American Virgin.

A coming-of-age classic, Fast Times at Ridgemont High offers a raw and comedic look at the lives of teenagers navigating high school life, love, and sex. Much like The Last American Virgin, it combines humor with more serious themes, providing a bittersweet portrayal of adolescence.

Modern but in keeping with the spirit of 80s teen comedies, Superbad follows two inseparable friends as they navigate a wild night attempting to procure alcohol for a party. With its witty banter and focus on the complexities of friendship and teenage desire, it shares the relatable and comedic aspects of The Last American Virgin.

Risky Business stars Tom Cruise as a high school student who turns his home into a brothel, blending the coming-of-age story with steamy scenes and risk-taking adventures. Fans of The Last American Virgin will appreciate its humorous take on teen sexuality and consequences.

Set in the 1950s, Porky's follows a group of Florida high school students on their quest for revenge against a local nightclub owner. Its explicit humor and focus on the sexual pursuits of adolescents make it a natural companion to The Last American Virgin.

Revenge of the Nerds brings together a group of university freshmen who start their own fraternity to fight back against the jocks. Its focus on underdog triumph and sexual humor parallels the themes of friendship and coming-of-age found in The Last American Virgin.