The Haunting of Sorority Row (The Deadly Pledge) (2007)

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A college freshman rushes the coolest sorority on campus, uncovering a dark secret about their secretive hazing rituals as she digs for information on a former pledge who vanished without a trace. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 26 min.
Directed By: Bert Kish
Genres: Drama, Television, Horror, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Oct 6, 2007 Wide
On DVD: Aug 24, 2010
Studio: Highwire Entertainment

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Red L

Simplistic horror show. A sorority pledge comes back to haunt the sorority sisters who wronged her. The movie is fine, just nothing special.
Rose G

Leighton Meester plays Sam Willows, a college freshman pledging acceptance to the University's most prestigious sorority. As a series of deaths involving the members of the sorority occur during pledge week, Sam sets out to uncover who is behind the mysterious deaths, only to… More
Leighton Meester plays Sam Willows, a college freshman pledging acceptance to the University's most prestigious sorority. As a series of deaths involving the members of the sorority occur during pledge week, Sam sets out to uncover who is behind the mysterious deaths, only to ultimately find out that the perp is much closer than she expected. The biggest reason why I wanted to see this movie is Leighton Meester (I have been a big Blair Waldorf fan). For a movie which runs on a low budget and was somewhat predictable, this was pretty entertaining. Or maybe it's just because I like Leighton. lol.
d j

Since I am a Chi-O sister, I needed to watch this. Pretty much a tv production but still enjoyable. All actors seemed very comfortable in their roles, making the characters more believable. I did figure out the major twist before it happened, but that did not take anything away from… More
Since I am a Chi-O sister, I needed to watch this. Pretty much a tv production but still enjoyable. All actors seemed very comfortable in their roles, making the characters more believable. I did figure out the major twist before it happened, but that did not take anything away from the movie.