House party chaos as ‘hundreds’ of teens drinking, doing drugs flood neighborhood: ‘Like an 80s movie’

Cops broke up an out-of-control teen party in LA’s San Fernando Valley over the weekend — and the wild scene that unfolded was caught on camera by furious residents.

Hundreds of teens took over a home on the corner of Quartz Avenue and Strathern Street, Winnetka. on Saturday night, prompting police to swoop in with a helicopter overhead and boots on the ground.

The video shows the moment police moved in on the house – reportedly packed with “like 300 minors” – prompting a mass exodus of teens into the surrounding streets on Saturday night.

The video shows officers arriving at the property and opening a gate, ordering the massive crowd to disperse.

What happened next looked like a scene out of a teen movie gone wrong, as hundreds of underage partygoers streamed out of the bash.

Commenters on social media largely thought the sight looked like an ’80s or ’90s movie, with one adding that “and within 20 minutes they all meet up at another house.”

The neighbor who filmed the chaos told KTLA the scene was “out of control,” as the kids “took over the neighborhood.”

“There were like 300 minors drinking, doing drugs and acting crazy on the rooftops of the building,” the person said.

Despite the sheer size of the crowd, the attendees left without incident once police arrived.

It’s unclear whether anyone was arrested or cited.

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