'Mean Girls,' 'Clueless' Quizzo Tourney At Philadelphia Film Society

PHILADELPHIA — Are you, like, obsessed with movies and trivia?

If so, you might want to hit up three upcoming Quizzo nights hosted by the Philadelphia Film Society.

The film society is hosting "Clueless," "Mean Girls," and "Booksmart" themed Quizzo nights in September.

These are part of the Get In Loser, We’re Going Back To High School Quizzo Tournament.

"Clueless" Quizzo is Thursday, Sept. 8; "Mean Girls" Thursday, Sept. 15; and "Booksmart" Thursday, Sept. 22.

All are held at the Philadelphia Film Center, 1412 Chestnut St. in Philadelphia.

Teams can attend the films individually or attend all three, with the winning team being announced at the end of the tournament.

Awards will be given for each individual film’s quizzo, courtesy of Quirk Books, the official prize sponsor of the Throwback Quizzo & Movie series.

A grand prize will be awarded to the tournament champions that includes a night out at Mission Taqueria.

Tickets to individual screenings are currently available to purchase on online here.

There is a bundle ticketing option available for those interested in attending all films in the series, We're Going Back To High School! Quizzo Tournament bundle is $27. The bundle is $23 for PFS Members.

Details on the movies are below:

Clueless
Amy Heckerling | USA | 1995 | 97 minutes | PG-13
Sept. 8 — Quizzo 7 p.m.; Movie 7:30 p.m.
Whether you are ensembly challenged or maybe just a snob and a half, CLUELESS memorialized plaid and an ageless Paul Rudd as it adapts Jane Austen’s EMMA for the “as if” generation.

Mean Girls
Mark Waters | USA, Canada | 2004 | 97 minutes | PG-13
Sept. 15 — Quizzo 7 p.m.; Movie 7:30 p.m.
It may not be October 3rd, but you can definitely sit with Cady Heron as her attempt to sabotage the plastics from the inside begins to unravel when she starts to enjoy being Queen Bee.

Booksmart
Olivia Wilde | USA | 2019 | 102 minutes | R
Sept. 22 — Quizzo 7 p.m.; Movie 7:30 p.m.
Allow your breath to be taken away by two overachieving nerds as they make up four years of staying in and studying into one last night of high school debauchery in Olivia Wilde’s instant classic.