The House On Sorority Row

Released: 23rd October 2017. Someone's having a party... and someone's killing the guests. The early 1980s were the golden age of the slasher film, and among the masked killers, summer camps and blood-soaked holidays emerged one of the era's most stylish and enduring cult favourites, The House on Sorority Row. Seven sorority sisters are preparing to celebrate graduation with one final party at their sorority house. But when their domineering house mother, Mrs Slater, threatens to ruin the festivities, the girls decide to teach her a lesson with an elaborate prank. When the joke goes horribly wrong, they make the fateful decision to hide what they have done and carry on with the party. But someone knows their secret. As night falls and the celebrations begin, an unseen killer starts stalking the house, turning graduation night into a deadly game of revenge. Armed with Mrs Slater's distinctive walking cane, the mysterious assailant begins picking off the sisters one by one. Written and directed by Mark Rosman and starring Kate McNeil, Eileen Davidson and Harley Jane Kozak, The House on Sorority Row combines atmospheric cinematography, inventive kills, mounting suspense and a superb Richard Band score, performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, to deliver everything fans love about the classic American slasher. More than four decades after its original release, the film has earned a devoted cult following and remains an essential slice of 1980s horror.