American Pie Presents: Beta House

Erik Stifler and his friend Cooze arrive on campus as freshmen after a breakup with his girlfriend Tracy. They’re welcomed into the social orbit of Erik’s cousin Dwight Stifler, who runs the Beta House fraternity. The new semester kicks off with the promise of college misadventures and fraternity life.

Erik meets Ashley, a girl he soon starts dating, and he also moves in with his new roommate Bobby. Dwight invites Erik, Cooze, and Bobby to a party at Beta House, pulling them deeper into the fraternity world. The date quickly blossoms into a social orbit around campus life.

Wesley, the rush chair, outlines how pledging Beta House works and what it takes to become eligible. He also hints at the party culture and the alcohol-driven rituals that have shaped the frat. The pledging process becomes a central goal for Erik and the others.

Dwight warns that the Geek House, run by wealthy nerds, is plotting to shut Beta House down. The rivalry between the two houses escalates as both factions jockey for campus dominance. The stage is set for prankish and outrageous clashes.

Erik and Ashley share a restaurant date where he accidentally spills hot soup on his lap. She helps him clean up, and the moment expands into a more intimate scene in her room. Erik explains that he hasn’t had an orgasm in months due to house taboos and past incidents.

Cooze falls for Denise, but she’s nervous about sleeping with him. She gives him a handjob instead, and afterward Cooze grows suspicious that Denise might not be who she seems, fueling rumors and questions about her identity.

Erik, Cooze, and Bobby join two other pledges and dive into fifty tasks to pledge Beta House. The dares include outrageous stunts like a stripper signing their butt, a scandalous encounter with a professor, and even placing a live ostrich in the Geek House. The final task—stealing something from the Geek House—sets off the next phase of the story.

Edgar, the Geek House president, challenges Beta House to the Greek Olympiad. Before the competition, Dwight encounters Rock at a hockey rink and learns about Edgar’s past, including a shocking claim that Edgar had sex with a sheep. The stakes heighten as the two houses prep for the big event.

The Greek Olympiad kicks off with Beta House taking the lead in the first event, spurring a scramble among the rival houses. Dwight and Edgar vie to gain an edge as the competition heat rises. The crowd is treated to a chaotic display of stunts and strategies.

Geek House dominates the next three events: a pugil bout turned into a lightsaber duel, a cunningly executed greased pig chase, and a two-person '69' race. Beta House struggles to keep up as the Nerd House gains momentum. The balance of power shifts in favor of the Geek House.

The Olympiad includes a Russian roulette-style challenge involving aged horse semen and a beer keg stand, testing nerve and stamina. Wesley ultimately wins the keg stand, giving the Geek House a late surge in the standings. The mood shifts as the end of the competition approaches.

In the final lap dance challenge, Beta House uses Edgar’s sheep fetish against him, with Margie (Bobby’s girlfriend) dressing in a sheep costume. Edgar loses focus, and Beta House’s momentum collapses at a critical moment. The Geek House seizes the opportunity to clinch the tournament.

Despite the loss, the Beta House wins the Geek House mansion, and the brothers celebrate with a toga party. The victory reshapes campus bragging rights and solidifies the Beta House’s place in the social hierarchy. The night is filled with revelry and the promise of more college adventures.

Erik and Ashley formalize their relationship and share a sexual encounter, marking a turn in both their personal lives. Meanwhile, Cooze and Denise sleep together and learn a surprising secret Denise holds about her sexuality, adding complexity to their bond.

In the post-credits scene, Edgar instructs a stripper at the Silver Dollar to dance with the headpiece of the sheep costume, hinting at lingering tensions and brash humor that defines the rivalry. The image leaves a final comedic note as credits roll.