Killer Party

In the bustling corridors of Briggs College, three eager women decide to chase the promise of Greek life. Vivia is the bold, quick‑thinking leader who thrives on daring stunts, Jennifer balances curiosity with a keen intellect, and Phoebe brings a grounded optimism that keeps the trio grounded. United by friendship and a shared hunger for acceptance, they navigate the rituals of sorority pledging, each hoping to prove they belong to the tight‑knit world of Sigma Alpha Pi.

Their ambitions lead them to an unsettling landmark on campus: an abandoned fraternity house known as Pratt House. Once a lively haunt, the building now stands silent, its crumbling walls and overgrown garden whispering of a dark past that even the housemother, Mrs. Henshaw, warns them to avoid. The air around the structure feels heavy with stories of tragedy and whispered rumors of restless forces that linger long after the doors have closed.

Tasked with organizing a “killer” party for the sorority sisters, the three pledges see the decrepit venue as the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable night. Their plans, however, stir something far older than any college prank, as the invitation seems to awaken a vengeful spirit that interprets it with a literal, unsettling purpose. The atmosphere swells with a mix of teenage bravado and creeping dread, hinting that the celebration may quickly become something far more terrifying.

As the night approaches, the friends must balance their desire to impress the sorority with the unnerving presence of the house’s history. The film blends classic college horror with a chilling, atmospheric tone, letting the characters’ personalities and the looming, unseen threat drive a tension that promises both scares and the uneasy feeling that some invitations should never be accepted.

Last Updated: December 04, 2025 at 15:49