Carol Frank/Pamela Ross/Angela O'Neill - Sorority House Massacre
Who will survive the final exam? From Carol Frank, the director of The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) comes another blood-drenched slasher, this time with a paranormal edge to it. A young girl, Beth, survived the massacre of her family at the hands of her deranged brother but grows up with a mental block which removes the gory details of the horrific event. Fast-forward a few years and whilst at college Beth starts getting a sense of déjà vu about her sorority house, where has she seen it before and can she truly have a psychic link to her deranged brother? Soon, the bodies of innocent teens begin to pile high. The hack n' slash genre has never been this disturbed!
Who will survive the final exam? From Carol Frank, the director of The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) comes another blood-drenched slasher, this time with a paranormal edge to it. A young girl, Beth, survived the massacre of her family at the hands of her deranged brother but grows up with a mental block which removes the gory details of the horrific event. Fast-forward a few years and whilst at college Beth starts getting a sense of déjà vu about her sorority house, where has she seen it before and can she truly have a psychic link to her deranged brother? Soon, the bodies of innocent teens begin to pile high. The hack n' slash genre has never been this disturbed!
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Who will survive the final exam? From Carol Frank, the director of The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) comes another blood-drenched slasher, this time with a paranormal edge to it. A young girl, Beth, survived the massacre of her family at the hands of her deranged brother but grows up with a mental block which removes the gory details of the horrific event. Fast-forward a few years and whilst at college Beth starts getting a sense of déjà vu about her sorority house, where has she seen it before and can she truly have a psychic link to her deranged brother? Soon, the bodies of innocent teens begin to pile high. The hack n' slash genre has never been this disturbed!
