Sorority Party Massacre

Every year Stella Fawnskin selects seven Sigma Phi Pi members to compete for the Fawnskin Grant in the secluded resort town of Grizzly Cove. The announcement sets the stage for a tense, competitive scenario among rivals. Tensions rise as contestants prepare for a confrontation that will reveal hidden loyalties.

On the way to Stella’s ranch, Holly Fanning is found murdered at a deserted rest area, casting a dark shadow over the retreat. The killer remains at large as investigators scramble to understand the motive. The crime immediately hooks Detective Watts into a dangerous case he’s desperate to solve.

Will Watts learns his LAPD career may end with a suspension for excessive force. His father-in-law, Dan Fanning, pressures him as leverage to regain his badge. Watts volunteers to go to Grizzly Cove to watch over Holly’s fate and uncover the truth in exchange for help getting reinstated.

Kreeger ferries Watts to Grizzly Cove where he meets Sheriff Barney P. Lumpkin and Deputy Lang. The trio forms a rough investigative alliance as they head toward Stella’s ranch. The uneasy partnership foreshadows the betrayals to come.

Watts, Barney, and Lang travel to Stella Fawnskin’s ranch to question Stella and the seven grant contenders plus Aggo. Each contestant denies knowledge of Holly’s whereabouts. The investigators sense a deeper conspiracy behind the guarded smiles and rehearsed alibis.

As the questioning continues, Watts uncovers a decades-long pattern: sorority girls have vanished in Grizzly Cove. The locals react with fear and denial, and the investigation tightens around everyone present. The revelation compounds the tension and pushes the stakeout into a higher gear.

The estate’s phone lines are sabotaged, isolating the group from outside help. Veronica’s body is discovered in a cruel display involving bees, signaling the killer’s theatrical cruelty. Stella’s line remains dead, heightening paranoia as the clock ticks toward more tragedy.

A brutal sequence erupts: Stella is hanged, Kioko’s body is found in a refrigerator, and Sloan is burned to death. The estate collapses into panic as the killer’s plan unfolds before Watts and the others. The uptick in violence confirms a long-standing vendetta at play.

Brooklyn unexpectedly attacks Jessie Lynn with an axe, triggering a chaotic chase that leads Watts to a hidden chamber. The sheriff’s duplicity becomes more evident as he uses deception to trap Watts and reveal a decades-spanning vendetta. The killer’s guardian-like role is exposed as a disturbing central premise.

Paige Harrison confronts Brooklyn, who pursues them with an axe. After a brutal struggle, Paige manages to strangle Brooklyn, leveraging the chaos to gain the upper hand. The room’s power dynamics shift as the plan to survive intensifies.

Watts uses a makeshift tactic, pressing a speaker against Barney’s chest to trigger a pacemaker failure. The apparent victory brings a momentary relief, but it also reveals how far Watts is willing to push rules to stop the killer. The danger still lurks as other threats remain alive.

Paige notices bee stings on her own arm and grows nervous, attempting to turn the tables on Watts. She knocks out Aggo and hurls him overboard, but the distraction only buys a little time for the remaining players. The tense moment underscores the fragility of their schemes.

In a climactic showdown, Watts overpowers Paige and drags her into the water, where she drowns. The immediate threat is neutralized, but the town’s wounds run deep as the truth of the conspiracy remains unsettled. Watts contemplates the price of justice in a place where loyalty corrodes easily.

Back at the precinct, a rival detective taunts Watts, culminating in a crude 'swirly' as a grim comeuppance. Dan Fanning arrives, leaving viewers to question who truly won and at what cost. The scene casts a long shadow over Watts’s methods and his future.

In the post-credits sting, Barney is shown recovering as a banner proclaims Detective Watts Returns in Bachelorette Party Massacre. The tease leaves audiences with a lingering sense of unfinished business and moral ambiguity about justice in Grizzly Cove.