Sorority House Massacre

Beth is the college student who survived a family massacre as a child. She experiences memory gaps that hide the connection between the sorority house and her childhood home, but fragments begin to resurface as Bobby returns. She must confront traumatic memories to survive and uncover the past. Her resilience is tested as the killer closes in.

Bobby is Beth's deranged brother who murdered their family years earlier and was committed to a mental institution. He escapes to finish what he started, wielding a hunting knife with relentless focus. His pursuit turns the house into a killing ground and he embodies inherited violence. His obsession drives the terror from room to room.

Linda is Beth's roommate and ally in the sorority house. She helps Beth trigger buried memories through hypnosis, aiding their navigation of fear. She remains brave and protective, but is ultimately killed by Bobby. Her actions influence Beth's awareness and the plan to survive.

Sara is a sorority sister and friend of Beth who becomes one of Bobby's victims during the knife-wielding rampage. Her death heightens the sense of danger for the survivors and underscores the stakes of the night. She represents the peril faced by the young women in the house.

Tracy is a sorority member who also falls victim to the killer, adding to the escalating threat outside the house. Her death reinforces the sense that the danger is pervasive and immediate. She embodies the high stakes of the intruder's rampage.

Craig is a guest who helps the group and assists Beth and Linda's escape attempts. He is killed by Bobby during the climactic attack, making him a casualty of the killer's rampage. His presence provides a moment of teamwork and courage amid the terror.

John is a friend who attends the gathering and tells Beth the story of her family's murders. He becomes another target for Bobby and is killed during the assault, illustrating that the danger extends beyond the immediate circle. His role heightens the sense of unpredictability in the house.

Andy is a guest who leaves the house after hearing about Beth's past and the impending danger. He is killed by Bobby, demonstrating the killer's indiscriminate reach. His death marks another escalation in the nightmare the women face.