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You probably have three very important questions about the new movie, Sorority Row. Before you check it out online or in the theaters, let’s address these questions. First, did Audrina Partridge make a successful leap to feature films from reality TV? Did the set see lots of backstabbing and bad attitudes between the actresses? And who did the nude scenes?

Audrina Partridge doesn’t get much screen time at all, as she’s the character who is murdered by the prank that goes wrong early in the film. She compared it to Drew Barrymore’s small role in the first Scream movie. She also told the website, Horror Hacker, that all of the girls in Sorority Row got along well with each other, going out with each other for pedicures, as well as fun times with pillow fights while they were in their underwear. This is much different than in The Hills, where the girls in the show fought constantly. Exactly what you expected.

When interviewed, actress Rumer Willis also said that the set didn’t see any ‘bitchiness’, because none of the actresses really had too many female friends on a regular basis. So, it seems that if you assemble a group of young ladies who don’t really like young ladies as friends, they’ll inevitably love each other and instantly bond. Something akin to: the enemy of my enemy is my friend, or something along those lines.

If you want to know the person that gets unclothed in the movie, I can say right now that it is not any of the sorority sisters, even though there is a part that touches on the subject in which they are involved. The people that are naked, are people that are extras, which are especially hired because of their stunning bodies, as a kind of sop to Cerberus. If you choose to view Sorority Row online, you will be able to watch any scenes you want, and replay the ones that you like the greatest.

The nudity is explained by actress Jamie Chung, who makes a comparison to the film ‘Monster’s Ball’, which won Halle Berry a Best Actress Oscar. “…like the scene from Monster’s Ball or Monster that requires nudity but really, oh God, it’s just open and raw and it’s appropriate for that character and tells a story, then absolutely. But if it doesn’t call for it…” This should clear up any questions you have!

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Sorority Row is a remake of a 1983 movie titled The House on Sorority Row and is scheduled for release in the UK on 9 September, and in the US on 11 September. The one-sentence summary of the plot is that a bunch of sorority sisters try to cover up the death of one of their sorority sisters after a prank goes horribly awry, and then they find out they’re being stalked by a serial killer. It is a slasher film featuring six sorority sisters (say that after a couple of beers!). Characters and the actors playing them are as follows: Jessica (Leah Pipes), Cassidy (Briana Evigan), Ellie (Rumer Willis), Claire (Jamie Chung), Chugs (Margo Harshman), and Megan (Audrina Partridge).

The rest of the cast includes Carrie Fisher as Mrs. Crenshaw, Julian Morris as Andy, Caroline D’Amore as Maggie, Matt Lanter as Kyle, Matt O’Leary as Garrett, and Maxx Hennard as Mickey.

Is it worth it to watch Sorority Row online? Well, probably, depending on your level of aversion to movie ticket prices.

In the movie, the six sorority sisters are busy living their perfect upper-middle class lives in a perfect college sorority. But then Megan finds out that her boyfriend (Garrett, played by Matt O’Leary) is cheating on her! So the sisters come up with a prank where they fake Megan’s death while she’s making out with Garrett, as a sort of payback. As part of the prank, they all take Megan’s “corpse” to dispose of it at a steel mill. They tell Garrett that they need something they can chop the corpse up with. But then they make the fatal mistake of turning their backs on Garrett. While their backs are turned, Garrett thinks he sees Megan’s dead body move and shish kebabs her with a tire tool. This actually does kill her.

So now that they really do have a body to get rid of, they decide to put it in a well and never speak of it again. But you knew it couldn’t end there. Let’s just say that a few months later there’s a mysterious hooded figure, and sorority sisters are killed one by one … If you watch Sorority Row online, maybe you should leave the lights on, mmmm-kay?

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Sorority Row is a remake of a movie from 1983 called The House on Sorority Row. You can watch Sorority Row trailer online in HD, and if you do you’ll see that it’s one of those movies that’s a rich amalgam of unnaturally pretty young women, death, and madness. You know it’s gonna be a good movie when the first character listed on the IMDB page is “Bra-Clad Sister” (played by Teri Andrzejewski) and the warnings promise “strong bloody violence, language, some sexuality/nudity and partying.”

So, yeah. Go watch Sorority Row trailer online and it’ll be awesome because you’ll get to see that girl from The Hills, and Demi Moore’s daughter who is close to the age her mum was when she made the 1985 chronically overblown melodrama St. Elmo’s Fire. Only in this movie there’s a crime involving a lug wrench and a crazed serial killer with a taste for fresh sorority meat.

Sorority Row The Movie Review

OK, so this may sound schizophrenic, but whether the movie Sorority Row is awesome or crap depends on whether you like 80s-style slasher movies with lots of blood, violence and nudity.

On the one hand, Summit Entertainment earns back any cred it lost with its Twilight series of movies. Sorority Row has plenty of gruesome deaths and a rather sick sense of humour.

On the other hand, it’s a bunch of cheap thrills and campy excess that’s thin on plot.

On the one hand, you have the conflict of some sisters wanting to confess when a prank goes horribly awry, while others want to hide the body and a couple of them just kinda go along with whatever happens.

On the other hand, it’s a bunch of spoiled, pretty girls who don’t have much better to do than drink and party and taunt horny frat boys.

The point is, if you go into it knowing it’s a campy, bloody festival of excess with a mini-skirt and platform shoes dress code, you’re probably going to love this movie. But if you are expecting an intelligent, psychologically wrenching slasher film with a moral, then forget it.

Here are the two characters that make the film.

Jessica, played by Leah Pipes, is nothing if not practical. She’s ready to marry a senator’s son and when it comes to choosing whether to hide the body or ‘fess up, she very honestly tells the other sisters that she would rather not spend her “childbearing years in lock-up.” She’s just bitchy enough to own the movie, but not so bitchy you want her to die.

Carrie Fisher – yup, they let a woman over 22 into an American movie about a sorority, and she’s not the typical old battleaxe house mother the size of a refrigerator – plays Mrs. Crenshaw, and it turns out that her part is actually important to the film. Let’s just say she’s come a long way from Princess Leia in a bikini top.

The point is, know what you’re getting into before you go (minus spoilers, of course). It’s somewhat mindless, random slashy stuff like the 80s were so good at churning out, only with better hair.