 
A new student at the
Complex Academy named Lee Hanlon
(Sebastion Gacki) bunks with an outsider
named Victor Thanos (Graham Kosakoski)
who wants to join a group called the
Black Skulls but has to do their ceremony
before he gets in which causes something
dangerous as he unleashes some spirtitual
energy causing him to become more
courageous and invincible.
Lee sees all of this and the Black Skulls
noticed that he was there and have a
frightnening plan for him.
Meanwhile, Victor defends Lee from
bullies and jocks at the Academy which
can mean their lives too. Others are
getting death curses by the Black Skulls
too with theior evil powers unleashing
onto their victims.
Apparently centuries ago the Black Skulls
were pirates involved as a brotherhood
and their sould still live at the Academy
and are trying to take control over the
government as well.
This film has neat
special effects and has an interesting
story to it.
There is a surprising twist to it as
well.
I found this to be the best out of the
Brotherhood films.
This is the best
acting out of all the Brotherhood
flicks.
Graham Kosakoski is marvellous
with his role as an outsider suddenly
becoming a popular student since he is a
part of the Black Skulls and is
intimidating too.
My favourite cast member however is April
Amber Telek as the strict tough as
nails Captain Morrisey. She gives a great
punch with her sterness towards a bully
named Spider with his sexist remarks
towards her.
Aleks Holtz who playted Spider
stands out great as the nasty bully at
the Academy with his violent and
threatening remarks towards Sebastian
Gacki's character.
David DeCoteau
is good with his direction which is a
real effort on his behalf as his
direction in other flicks often lacks.
I enjoyed his coaching with the bullying
scenes between Aleks Holtz as
Spider and Sebastian Gacki as
Lee and then Victor cuts in and puts
Spider in his place which is also one of
his best work as a director.
However, my favourite of mine with Dave's
work is when April Telek as
Morrisey reveals her true identity and
hell breaks loose.
A guy was
showering and the camera went down to his
hips but that's the farthest it went to.
Joe Silva's
composing was a little too techno like as
I hate techno with a passion.
He does have some nice sound effects in
some spots like towards the end when the
Black Skulls unleah their full power with
their she demon.
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