Sorority Slaughter (1994) Online

This little seen flick from W.A.V.E. is quite entertaining in a cheesy way. This is the plot. Three sorority sisters, (Tina Krause, Leslie Cummins, and Laura Giglio), play a prank on their strange neighbor, Hugo, that results in his death. But is he really dead? Well, obviously not, considering the sorority sisters become human sacrifices for Hugo, so he can gain eternal life. Stupid plot, yes. Horrible acting, yes. Well, with the exception of Tina Krause, who always does a wonderful job. It was also shot with, what looks like an old VHS camcorder. Even, with all those negatives, there is still an irresistible quality about it. So, head on over to W.A.V.E.'S website and buy it. It's worth a look, especially for Tina Krause fans. Now, the sequel, on the other hand, is a different story. You can my review of that one, as well....

I am probably the only person that has ever seen this little film from WAVE entertainment(NOTE: SAM MENDES DID NOT DIRECT). Poor camera work, bad acting, worse editing, cheap effects and not even an ounce of nudity.

The "plot" is about three sorority sisters who accidentally shoot their RADU worshipping neighbor and leave him for dead. He soon comes back to life seeking sacrifices in order to live forever.

While some castmembers are semi-famous for Z-grade films (Tina Krause, Pamela Sutch, Laura Giglio, and Leslie Cummins), they were in their early stages of their career and it shows. How could someone market this crap and sell it for $30.00 a copy is what I want to know!

This isn't the bad news, though! This one's followed by an even worse sequel!!!! Check out my review for that film.

This is an accidentally funny horror flick.

It looks like it was shot direct to video, and is best avoided.

Three sorority girls accidentally kill an evil wizard, who comes back to life in search of "More blood for Radu"

A lot of people get killed with no SFX to speak of, and the actors all seem to be having a bad time.

If you want to be entertained by bad cinema, I would recommend going with something by Ed Wood. At least those films had heart.

Sorority Slaughter might give a cheap laugh or two, but in the end you'll regret having seen it.

It also looks like the credits are wrong as it should list Leslie Cumming, not Leslie Cummins.