A group of sorority
girls have fun with their own cool club
and one of them Tiffany (Kelly
Hodges) decides to buy a crystal ball at
an antique store owned by two elderly
antique dealers Mr. Ray (Carles
Munroe) and Bertha (Carol Barta).
They summon up a demon from this ancient
crystal ball as it suddenly steams up
causing her and the sorority girls to
pass out.
Then the head sorority sister tells them
in order to join the sorority sisters
that they have to stay one night at an
abandoned sorority house that's claimed
to be haunted.
While staying there one of the sorority
members Beverly (Lisa Krueger)
becomes posessed and ends up killing some
of the co-ed's at the abandoned house in
which Mr. Ray and Bertha tries to rescue
any survivors but not until they've taken
their ghoulfest to the discotheque and
turned it into the dance-a-thon of death!
There's a scene with Tiffany looking at a crystal
ball in an antique shop and having a
discussion with both the owners at
the antique store talking about the
crystal ball which looked very amateurish
in which this was supposed to look
mysterious.
There's lots of amateurish shots with the
main characters dancing which looked god
awful and trashy discussions between Jimmy and Chuck peeking in the sorority house to see what
they're doing. Man watching it was
humiliating as hell.
There is a bit of a natural discussion
with everyone gathering around a crystal
ball and horsing around as well trying to
get into the mode of performing a
ceremony and then a cheesy shot on the
crystal ball smoking up with good
reactions on the rest choking and
coughing with the smoke around them but
their passing out looked amateurish.
Many interesting shots on the
people running around the abandoned
sorority house but again this isn't
saying alot.
There's a real amateurish shot on Beverly making out that she's
plucking out her eyes in which she's now
possessed at the sorority and then
putting them back in which you can tell
the eyes were props and no make up on her
eyes and she was just shutting them
tightly. I really shook my head with the
lack of effort on this moment.
There's many shots on Beverly trying to attack the people with them
screaming and running away which seemed
at times average and other times bombing
big time like the film itself.
The camera shots were supposed to look
tricky with the killings but they looked
very obvious that it was just a trick as
if someone was an inexperienced magician
at the age of 5 and under.
There's a real amateruish moment with Beverly laughing hysterically and spinning around
trying to make the moments possessive
like and it just looks plain silly.
There's also silly conversations between the antique owners acting upset or not
acting themselves in which this all looked terribly foolish watching this scene unravel within what was going on here.
He also had the odd choreography with
some of the supporting characters
fighting which looked very sloppy too.
I remember seeing this
video cover for rent at Tom's Video under
near the adult section with an area of
many obscure independent horror flicks
and it looked like a made for video flick
and was prepared for the worst later on
when I got the Tomb of Terrors
Box Set. Of course I was curious
of this film wondering if it's a sequel
to Sorority Babes in the
Slimeball Bowl O Rama but really
this one beared no relationship to it at
all. Plus it was made on one of those old
VHS camcorders that had crappy quality
plus you couldn't hear the dialogues too
well at all as well as everything else
looking bad and not entertaining the
least bit. Plus it didn't offer alot of
black comedy and tried so hard to look
scary and possessive which missed by a
long shot.
The bottom line is that everything about
this dud executive produced by David
DeCoteau was amateurish and looked
like some friends getting together to
make a fun home movie for themselves with
no budget to make any special effects for
the killing scene's that you'd wanna wipe
your ass with it after watching this heap
of trash. Avoid it as the title is better
than the whole film itself.
DeCoteau must've been flat broke
when he was the executive for this film
which shows big time in which he paid
none as you can tell.
The acting is so awful I
can't tell you how bad it is in which
there's not one person worth talking
about on here which most of them just say
their lines and slack off big time when
it comes to getting into character. Just
alot of pretty women that's about it. Of
course these actors remained virtual
unknowns which isn't a surprise at all.
So embarrassing.
The music was done
by a toned out synthesizer using high and
low sound elements in the story. Some of
it wasn't overly terrible and there's odd
organ sounds too with the traditional old
fashioned theme music riffs. There's also
many moments with a heartbeat sound
effects too which is okay. |
