Sorority Row

On the night of Maggie's graduation party, a prank gone wrong results in her accidental death. Her sorority sisters decide to cover up the incident and dispose of her body. Months later, as the sisters prepare to graduate, they begin receiving anonymous threats and are stalked by a killer seeking revenge for Maggie's death.

Sorority Row received generally negative reviews from critics and was considered a mediocre entry in the slasher subgenre. While some praised its attempts at modernizing the sorority slasher trope and its stylish direction, many found the plot predictable, the characters underdeveloped, and the scares uninspired.

• The film suffers from a derivative plot and a lack of originality in its horror elements.

• Performances are adequate but can't elevate the thin characters or predictable narrative.

• Visually, the film has some slick moments, but they are not enough to compensate for the weak storytelling.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a mixed reception, with some appreciating the slasher elements and jump scares, while others found the story cliché and the violence gratuitous.

The film was originally titled 'House Bunny' but was changed to 'Sorority Row' to avoid confusion with the 2008 film 'The House Bunny'.