 
At a
sorority house a popular guy named Jeff
(Ken Roberts) has broken up with his
girlfriend Stephanie (Kitty) and later
was raped and murdered by a killer in
black gloves.
Later on everyone thinks that Jeff is a
suspect for this as more of the coeds are
murdered in various nude ways.
Some think it is the caretaker named
Ernie (Joe Estevez) who seems to enjoy
watching them.
A former friend of Jeff's named Brad
(Steven Henry) seems to be jealous that
his ex-girlfriend Lisa (Michelle
McCormick) is now dating Jeff so he tries
to find any way of framing him for these
killings on the coeds.
Lisa is slowly thinking that Jeff is a
possibility as she lived with these five
coeds who were murdered in strange and
perverted ways and will she be the next
victim?
This was a badly
made slasher film as the writer tried to
make the odd killings original but really
it was lame and the film didn't seem to
carry a budget for gore effects either.
It is fun to watch if you're in the mood
for it and made ona bigger budget than
let's say Sorority House Massacre
but otherwise you might want to skip this
one.
It seems like more a murder mytery in the
beginning but yet afterwards you knew the
makers were making a horror flick as it
had bad writing and plenty of skin since
the film wasn't scary enough and the
killings with the gloved hands looked
very obvious too.
However in todays cheaply made slasher
films, the makers have a much weaker
budget making movies like this sadly as
they pull out their camcorder and decide
to make an indie film.
The acting is
pretty bad for the most part but it's due
to some bad writing too. Michelle
McCormick seemed a little low on
energy during many of her scene's in the
film and was awful acting emotional too.
She basically had the healthy girl next
door looks that carried her part in the
film.
Ken Roberts was very average in his
part as a guy next door who's a possible
suspect and wasn't convinced that he
could carry a character for what he had
to do and barely had the right looks to
top it all off.
Joe Estevez tried his best with what
he had to do but again he didn't save the
film very much with his gruff speaking
but knew how to act disturbed in which
you wonder if he is the killer in the
film. He's done work better than this.
Alex Courtney is probably the best
actor in this film even if his role
wasn't that big and really knew how to
sound icy with his speaking as well as
showing disburbed actions and non facial
expression like when he does something.
Steven Henry really tried to hard
playing a bad ass type in the film as he
forced his aggressions way too much and
sadly I can't see him going places except
for just his looks and no talent.
Blair Karsch seemed to pull off a
witty role as an airhead in the film who
is fascinated by cartoon characters but
at times he was annoying too. Still he
was a bit of an interesting character
nonetheless.
A woman is
barebreasted dead on her bed
Another one takes off her top fully
breasted while about to change into
another shirt
There's a bathtub scene with a full shot
of a woman sitting in the water
A killer clips off a woman's shirt
exposing her breasts before killing her
The killer lifts up a woman's top to show
her boobs while about to throw her out
the window of a building.
A woman is slit in the
throat by a sharp record
A woman is a bit bloodied after thrown
out of a building window.
Anthony J.
Christopher was very trashy with his
work on the film but sometimes tries his
best at what he does. He does show an
interesting shot on bit part actress Kitty
as a sorority girl near a doorway and
then a gloved hand grabbing her neck and
dragging her to a bed strangling her even
if it looks a bit obvious.
There's a corny dialogue with Steven
Henry coming up to both Michelle
McCormick and Ken Roberts
acting aggressive which looked roughly
directed but Henry does well with his icy
words on telling them a murder that has
just happened.
There's a very weak moment with a
dialogue between Roxanne Kernohan
talking to McCormick as her crying looks
very unbelieveable. It's mainly due to
poor acting but Christopher
should've directed it a little stronger.
We spot a good shot on some gloved hands
picking up a record and then slitting Kernohan's
neck which was an original directing
moment for a slasher film but yet the
direction really lacks when she slowly
dies.
There's a good dark shot on Joe
Estevez up in an attic acting
disturbed and bothered cringing in a
corner which leaves a good impression
that he's a suspect on the killings.
There's an interesting moment with Roberts
coming up to Estevez and arguing
with him with Estevez having a
growly voice to him. This looked cheesy
at the same time and low on energy.
We spot a good dialogue between McCormick
and Skylar
Nicholas near a window sill having
an emotional discussion.
There's a good camera shot on Cindra
Hodgson taking a bath as it looked
silent with a gloved hand grabbing her
neck and breaking the silence with great
shots on her screaming and splashing
around.
There's a good shot on the gloved hands
with some scissors approaching Nicholas
and cutting off her top while she is tied
standing up near a bed and getting
electrocuted as she reacts well to all
the intensity that's surrounding her.
McCormick does well with her
aggressive and cold words towards
Henry accusing him of the murders.
We spot some aggressive dialogues between
Henry and Roberts but
it looks very obvious. However, we do
spot a good shot on Henry
pointing a gun at him with some insane
expressions. There's some cheesy camera
shots on a brawl between them too.
We have some good shots on Henry getting
beat up by bit part actors like Greg
Gruffria, Alvin Brown,
Khalid Ali and Willie Ali as
vigilante's acting brutal and nasty
towards him.
There's a good approach with Alex
Courtney standing near a light in
the dark outdoors staring at the sorority
house and acting strange with his words
while Estevez gets aggressive
with him and questioning why he's there.
This was probably the best directing of
all and making it a good horror feel to
it and the truth behind who the killer
really is.
We have some good shots on McCormick
trying to run away from Courtney while
he's on her tail near a basement area of
the sorority house and some fairly
descent struggling moments too which alos
involves Henry.
There's some annoying high
pitched synthesizer music but we also
have the deep tone's too which sounds
effective. We also have the odd pounding
synth music which almost sounds similar
to a Night of the Living Dead
type of fell to the film but in a cheesy
way for the creepy moments.
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