The House on Sorority Row

In the quiet suburbs of a college town, an aging sorority house stands as a relic of tradition and hidden tension. The women who call it home are on the brink of graduation, eager to leave behind the rituals that have shaped them. Overseeing their lives is a stern housemother whose firm grip on the household has become both a source of order and an undercurrent of resentment, setting the stage for the night that will change everything.

The story follows Kate, a pragmatic yet compassionate senior who acts as the informal leader of her close‑knit sisterhood. Together with six friends—each balancing ambition, loyalty, and the lingering pressure of expectation—they plan a bold, reckless prank intended to assert their independence and push back against the housemother’s authority. Their camaraderie, full of teasing banter and shared memories, paints a vivid portrait of youthful defiance simmering beneath a veneer of celebration.

When the prank spirals out of control, the housemother’s desire for retribution awakens, and the fragile balance of the night shatters. Complicating matters further, her long‑lost son arrives, carrying a disturbing legacy that whispers of long‑buried family secrets. His presence injects an unsettling ripple into the already tense atmosphere, hinting at a darkness that reaches beyond the immediate chaos.

The film unfolds as a tense, atmospheric horror, blending the claustrophobic intimacy of a single house with the looming dread of hidden histories resurfacing. As the night deepens, the sorority sisters find themselves forced to confront not only the consequences of their own actions but also the unsettling truth that some legacies refuse to stay buried. The tone remains relentless and foreboding, promising a battle for survival that will test the bonds of friendship and reveal the shadows lurking within both the home and the hearts of its occupants.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 14:10