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A group of sorority sisters is stalked and murdered by a masked assailant during their Christmas break. As the killings continue, the survivors must band together to figure out who is behind the attacks and fight for their lives. The mystery deepens as they uncover a sinister cult connected to their university.

The film received mixed reviews from critics, with many finding its attempt to blend slasher tropes with a feminist message to be uneven. While some praised its ambition and a few performances, others criticized the script, pacing, and an unclear tone that struggled to balance horror with social commentary.

• Attempts a timely feminist update to the classic slasher, but struggles to find a consistent tone.

• Praised for its performances by some, but criticized for its muddled script and predictable scares by others.

• An uneven blend of horror and social commentary that doesn't fully satisfy either genre.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a divisive reception, with some appreciating the modern feminist themes and a few scares, while many found the story confusing, the horror elements weak, and the overall execution disappointing.

The film is a standalone reimagining of the 1974 horror film of the same name, not a direct sequel, and was intended to offer a more contemporary take on its themes.