Fraternity Demon

Some college kids accidently unleash a sex demon and she ends up turning a frat party inside out.

This film is sooo bad, it's just bad. The nudity scenes are awkward, the director seems as though he can only zoom in and zoom out, and the acting is soooo poor it makes Voodoo Academy seem like Gone With The Wind. Avoid this at all cost.

Rated R; Nudity, and Sexual Situations.

Well from the title and cover picture you can expect too much. This movie is about some dorkey guys and like a devilish woman and I don't even know. Its a mind scrambler. With awkward nudity scenes, this might not be a date movie but if your sitting at home I would watch it. Funny enough, it was one of the first DVD movies to come out, so rent it on whatever media suits you and spend a night with Fraternity Demon. An instant Classic!

With no expectations of this film but expected some entertaining qualities, it played out as a lot of these lower budget films from the 1990's do. The plot is very simple and basic and doesn't provide any thrills or twists. Everything is played out in a quite serious tone but also some comedic effect. However nothing is essentially funny.

Lead by Trixxie Bowie (whom hasn't appeared in anything else- clearly wasn't exactly an actress) as the title Sex demon, does a solid enough job and does have screen presence as she was the best thing about the film.

It plays out like a softcore- though there are roughly three brief explicit scenes- with Trixxie appearing in two. A major plot point is around halfway was a band with a lead singer essentially playing music throughout the rest of the film. She is certainly eye candy and depending on your taste of music, you may find it enjoyable. Otherwise the film is cheesy but there was some sense of entertainment if having no expectations.

A harmless bit of fluff, best consumed with pizza and cheap beer. This low-budget movie is a carbon copy of 1,000 other unmemorable late-80's/early-90's flicks. It's a cute, naive little flick with no blood or violence, a little bit of simulated sex, and many a boob-shot. Vacuous, yes, but worth watching for those who enjoy the occasional Charles Band/Full Moon flick. The cinemotography and sound leave a lot to be desired, but the best cinemotography wouldn't exactly have made this a masterpiece. Don't take it seriously; the director certainly didn't.

After being ordered by "Professor Erickson" (Charles Laulette) to transcribe some data into a computer program, a college student named "Dave" (Al Darrouch) discovers an old manuscript accidentally mixed in with the professor's stack of papers. With the help of a female student named "Kelly" (Deborah Carlin) and feeling somewhat curious, he recites the ancient spell to see what happens. Not long afterward, a lust demon by the name of "Isha" (Trixxie Bowie) appears and decides to have her way at a fraternity party happening that very night. Now, instead of revealing anything more, I will just say that I knew what to expect from this film when I saw it was a Troma production. The acting was poor, the script was weak, and the special effects were extremely basic. A typical Troma film. Admittedly, there were several attractive actresses present, with Alison Cuffe (as "Tina"), Brenda Holliday (as the lead singer of the band "Shock-Ra"), and the aforementioned Deborah Carlin and Trixxie Bowie standing out the most. But even so, none of them could overcome the faults just mentioned, and I have rated this movie accordingly. Below average.