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* PlayedForLaughs in ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'' where Miko's overactive imagination and repressed libido ends up leading to the following conversation with Tsubame when the latter invites Ishigami over for a Christmas party. [[spoiler:[[RightForTheWrongReasons Although she was correct about Tsubame's planning on having sex with Ishigami that night]].]]
-->'''Miko:''' Tsubame-senpai, inviting a guy to your room on Christmas... you're a predator!!\\

'''Miko:''' A threesome?!\\

'''Miko:''' An orgy...?!

* The music video for Dillon Francis' [[https://youtu.be/9_JBKf6IVEA "Not Butter"]] is a series of In-universe music video pitches that ramp up in intensity. The first pitch is a fairly standard WildTeenParty, then it steadily escalates to a highly sexualized rave, and ends as a full blown orgy where every partygoer is naked and most of them are having sex.

* The music video for Dillon Francis' [[https://youtu.be/9_JBKf6IVEA "Not Butter"]] is a series of In-universe music video pitches that ramp up in intensity. The first pitch is a fairly tame WildTeenParty, then it steadily escalates to a highly sexualized rave, and ends as a full blown orgy where every partygoer is naked and most of them are having sex.

* The music video for Dillon Francis' [[https://youtu.be/9_JBKf6IVEA "Not Butter"]] first goes from a fairly realistic WildTeenParty, then it steadily escalates to some WackyFratBoyHijinks, and then this trope.

* Every party shown on ''Series/BlueMountainState'' defines this trope.

* In a MidCreditsScene at the end if ''Film/OldSchool'', Heidi invites the recently-divorced Frank to "a little get-together" the next evening. Given [[HomeEarlySurprise the events at the beginning of the film]], an assumption could be made that the event Frank was invited to was an orgy.

* ''Comicbook/TheWickedAndTheDivine'': [[AnythingThatMoves Sahkmet's]] parties are guaranteed to devolve into orgies as a matter of course.

* The TropeNamer is ''Film/TenThingsIHateAboutYou'' when Dr. Stratford hears that Bianca is going to a party. Ironically the party in question is actually a pretty standard WildTeenParty, but Dr. Stratford fears this trope.

* PlayedForLaughs in ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'' where Miko's overactive imagination and repressed libido ends up leading to the following conversation with Tsubame when the latter invites Ishigami over for a Christmas party.

* In a second season episode of ''Series/PartyDown'', the company is unknowingly hired to

cater a party that is meant to be one of these. The invitation was so badly worded that none of the guests realized it, either.

For fictional people past puberty, any wild party with all genders, [[WildTeenParty teen or otherwise]], is all about one thing: getting it on. This can be a good or bad thing, depending on many factors. Although one absolute in fiction is that if it's a teenage girl going, and [[OverprotectiveDad you're her guardian, it's always a bad thing]].

'''Muscle Man:''' Oh... nobody turn on the lights.

* ''Film/{{Joe}}'': Bill and Joe, looking for Melissa in Greenwich Village, run into some hippies who lure them to the hippies' apartment. After sampling from Bill's large stash of drugs (taken from Melissa's boyfriend), the hippies lose their clothes and the orgy follows.

* "Miss Freelove '69" by The Hoodoo Gurus is about a gathering of friends that, fueled by [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sake sake]], turns into this. Band leader Dave Faulkner insists it's [[TruthInTelevision autobiographical]].
* The music video for Dillon Francis' [[https://youtu.be/9_JBKf6IVEA "Not Butter"]] first goes from a fairly realistic WildTeenParty, then it steadily escalates to some WackyFratBoyHijinks, and then this trope.

* The clip for Music/CharliePuth's "Marvin Gaye" is one of these. It starts with a boring prom party until the music makes everyone start making out and banging on the spot.

* In one ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' arc, in order to celebrate the success of professional climber Butterfly, the raccoon goddess declares "early mating season" for all those present.
* In Volume 9 of ''Webcomic/{{Outsiders}}'', Ebony Larsson is kept awake by the noise of her colleagues partying in the hotel room next to hers, but when she goes to complain she finds the party is, in fact, an orgy; with toppled furniture, scattered clothes and Jefferson Airplane playing on the TV. She promptly shuts the door and comments that it's like a real-life scene from the movie ''Film/{{Caligula}}''.

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* The page quote comes from ''Film/{{PCU}},'' but the film actually [[InvertedTrope inverts the trope]]: The Pit's house band [[ExactWords decides to name themselves "Everybody Gets Laid,"]] so that they can capitalize on people coming in thinking an orgy is going to happen. However, they just planned to have a concert in order to raise money, no orgy intended.
* In ''Film/CantHardlyWait'', one of the guys goes to the party just to lose his virginity.
* Spoofed in ''Film/NotAnotherTeenMovie''.

* In ''Film/RevengeOfTheNerds II: Nerds in Paradise'' they advertise their party by altering the neon sign of "Hotel Coral Essex" to read "Hot oral sex".
* In ''The Beach Girls'' a no holds barred sex, drugs and alcohol orgy is followed by a pot party/sex orgy at Uncle Carl's house at Paradise Beach over Memorial Day weekend.
* In ''Film/RockStar'' the after party following a Steel Dragon concert really does turn into an orgy. The film features an amusing "morning after" scene where the protagonist rolls out of bed, leaves the bedroom, and finds literally ''dozens'' of naked people passed out on the floor of his hotel suite.
* ''Film/VelvetGoldmine'' - innocent new wardrobe mistress Shannon is led by Jerry DeVine into a distinctly uninhibited party of stars and crew, all laying about on floor cushions.
* ''Film/{{Joe}}'': Bill and Joe, looking for Melissa in Greenwich Village, run into some hippies who lure them to the hippies' apartment. After sampling from Bill's large stash of drugs (taken from Melissa's boyfriend), the hippies lose their clothes and the orgy follows.
-->'''Joe:''' All my life I've never been to an orgy. This is an orgy, isn't it?
* The Friendsy's scene in ''Film/SeekingAFriendForTheEndOfTheWorld'' turns out to be this. In the short time before the world is destroyed, the restaurant decides to party it up and be as friendly as possible with the customers and each other, and often a bit ''too'' friendly.

* ''Film/SaintLaurent'': The film portrays the famous designer's notoriously debauched phase and there are multiple party scenes that feature sex, drugs, rent boys and gigilos.
* ''Film/{{Superbad}}'' has the two main characters inadvertently get tangled up in one of these as they head to the party they are supposed to attend. It doesn't go very well for either of them.
* In ''Film/SmokinAces'', Buddy Israel's penthouse apartment is obviously showing signs that the party held the night before the action of the movie starts was one of these. Naked women abound, furniture is knocked over, and Buddy gets really, really pissed off that someone somehow got "human ejaculate" if you know what I mean and I think you do on his best suede jacket.
* ''Film/{{Viridiana}}'': The bums, who have been given shelter by Viridiana in an outer building of the estate, sneak their way into the main house and decide to have dinner in the fancy dining room. It dissolves into a drunken orgy that includes sex behind the sofa.
* ''Film/TheWeddingMarch'': Nicki's and Cecelia's fathers seal their children's ArrangedMarriage during a party at a fancy whorehouse that devolves into an orgy. This scene, with half-naked prostitutes rolling around on the floor, is typical of how director Creator/ErichVonStroheim pushed the boundaries of censorship.
* ''Film/BobAndCarolAndTedAndAlice'': Alice demands an orgy with the four of them after finding out about Ted's affair. They all get naked and crawl into bed together, but then they change their minds.
* ''Film/CurseOfTheCrimsonAltar'': The party that is raging at Craxted Lodge when Robert arrives seems to be fast devolving into an orgy. Oddly, all of the partygoers are gone the next morning, and the event is never mentioned again.

* The drunken party thrown to celebrate Johnny's release in ''Film/TheCriminal''. The first thing Johnny sees on entering his flat is a couple making out on his couch.
* ''Film/RipperLetterFromHell'': Following the first meeting of the study group, the students attend a sexually charged costume party in an abandoned warehouse. There are plenty of {{Sexy Whatever Outfit}}s and bumping and grinding. Marissa has anonymous sex with a stranger in the bathroom and then gets murdered.

* ''Film/{{Bruiser}}'': For something that is ostensibly a work event, the ''Bruiser'' magazine masquerade has very heavy sexual overtones, with most of the entertainers dressed in S&M outfits.
* In ''Film/ConfessionsOfAPsychoCat'', the swingers party where Buddy hides out has people having sex in the living room while the party goes on around.
* The costume party in ''Film/HouseOnBareMountain'' degenerates into one of these after the guests indulge in the thoroughly spiked punch.

* In ''Film/{{Train}}'', the 'party' that causes the team to miss their train is more like a rave: full of drugs, topless women, and offers of casual sex.
* ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'': On the eve of battle with the Machines, the scantily clad humans of Zion have a huge party with booming music and grindy dancing. This intercuts with Neo and Trinity having sex in their room nearby.
* In ''Film/{{Eternal}}'', Elizabeth's masquerade party in Venice is filled with nubile young women in {{Stripperific}} outfits [[GirlOnGirlIsHot making out with each other]].

* In Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/TheStand'', Larry Underwood throws a party at a beach house after hitting the big time with his single, "Baby Can You Dig Your Man." This party goes on for a few days, and the narration mentions that something that sounds like an orgy is happening in the basement.
* One of the many, many parties in Creator/BretEastonEllis' ''Literature/TheRulesOfAttraction'' is "The Dress to Get Screwed Party".
* In [[Literature/KushielsLegacy Kushiel's Dart]], Melisande hires an entire brothel (a high-class establishment practicing one of the most honoured professions in that particular culture, but still a brothel) as the setting for her lover Prince Baudoin's birthday party. Longest Night parties, for courtesans, are similar.
* in Creator/MichaelSwanwick's ''Literature/BonesOfTheEarth'', a party among a group of researchers turns into this, thanks to alcohol and triceratops mating displays. Long story.

* [[Literature/TheCorneliusChronicles Jerry Cornelius]] stages a party like this in ''The Final Programme'', and breaks up a party (with machine guns) that's got bits of this going on in ''The English Assassin.''

* Crews and Reese crash one of these in the ''Series/{{Life|2007}}'' episode "Dig a Hole," hosted by two computer-nerds-made-rich.

* Spoofed in the German sketch-comedy ''Series/SwitchReloaded'', which had a skit where there was a commercial for a broom with spikes at the end for poking such guests in the heels to bring them to leave.
* ''Series/TrueBlood'' had Maryann parties; parties also known as incredible orgies in the middle of the forest. [[spoiler:Incredible orgies used as a tribute to Dionysus that turn humans crazy]]
* ''Series/BreakingBad'': Since Jesse can't stand being alone for more than a few hours due to his guilt over [[spoiler:killing Gale]], there's one going on at his house continuously throughout the first half of the fourth season. Jesse lures in tweakers with free meth, free money, and free pizza, and lets them squat at his place. Even his two closest friends, Skinny Pete and Badger, eventually just get tired and leave.
* In a second season episode of ''Series/PartyDown'', the company is unknowingly hired to cater a party that is meant to be one of these. The invitation was so badly worded that none of the guests realized it, either.
* In one season one episode of ''Series/{{Sliders}}'', the gang slide into a world about to be struck by a species killing asteroid, that never developed nuclear weapons and has no way to stop it. During their time there, they come across a group of revellers who've decided to have a nonstop party 'til the world ends, including lots of getting extremely liquored-up, sex with anyone who comes near you, and even a game of Russian Roulette in full swing. Then Quinn and Arturo develop the world's first nuclear warhead, it gets shot up on a cruise missile and destroys the asteroid, and the people of the world are extremely embarrassed as a result.
* Every party shown on ''Series/BlueMountainState'' defines this trope.

-->'''Tom Servo:''' Hey, there's a dozen naked teenage girls in there! That's what happens at these teen parties - it's true!
* ''Series/VeronicaMars'' features more than one dark example. One of the main crimes Veronica investigates in the first two seasons was her own rape at a party. The third season's main villain is a serial rapist on a CaliforniaUniversity campus who [[SlippingAMickey roofies]] girls at parties.
* ''Series/{{ER}}''. Carol is stunned when the teenage girl she's treating for an STD admits that she and her classmates have been attending these sort of events.
* In an episode of ''Series/WithoutATrace'', the agents learn that their VictimOfTheWeek and his friends would have parties like this. It turns out he was trying to help a friend of his who had been raped at one of them. Sadly, this is one of the episodes where the missing person is found dead.
* In the ''Series/ColdCase'' episode "The Key", the VictimOfTheWeek is stunned that her husband has brought her to a key party (though the plan is for people to choose a partner and go home with them rather than having an orgy there). She gets back at him by being the first to pick.
* On ''Series/That70sShow'', Kitty and Red, along with Bob and Midge, are invited to a swinger party. It's a regular cocktail party, but the point is for the women to go home with (and sleep with) a different man. Kitty, Red, and Midge are disgusted and leave. Bob is intrigued (but without Midge to "trade," he can't participate either).