Night of the Dead Sorority Babes

First off, what kind of sorority is led by two 80-year-old women and inducts women in their mid-30s? I guess I can start auditioning for frat boy roles even though I'm in my mid-50s.

I'm trying to think of something positive to say about this movie, but it's really hard. I mean reallllllly hard.

I guess I did learn something: nudity cannot make bad acting or a bad movie good.

This movie makes me wonder, was the acting really so bad that it made the movie terrible, or was the movie so bad that it made the acting terrible? I'm going to say both.

Sorry, I can't think of one positive thing about this movie. Very unattractive, out-of-shape actresses littered with tattoos(and in one case bruises), and zero acting ability. It amazes me that movies like this get made.

The bad: Low budget, of course. A tad confusing. Some of the kills are kind of lackluster. The plot, while not as bad as you'd imagine, could have been better. And we're supposed to believe that all of these hot women are supposed to be virgins?

The good: Did I mention hot women? Most movies of this type have one or maybe two designated hotties, but this film is all women, and most of them would be the official hot one in any other movie. Many movies are doing well if the plot isn't completely predictable, but this one goes further and has you trying to guess who the protagonist(s) is/are, which is a fresh angle. Meaning, you don't just know at the start who the Final Girl is and patiently wait for the others to get bumped off until you get to the final showdown. This is more complicated than that. Everyone gets camera time, and that's a good thing, as most every character is more fleshed out than normal. That's not to say that they couldn't have made some of that background make a little bit more sense, but, hey, they already did a pretty good job of glittering the garbage.

I'd say it's about a 4 1/2 out of ten, which means rounding up to a solid 5 for IMDB's whole numbers only rating system.

Oh boy, where to start. In a plot that is as straight forward as it gets. Two cannibal witches (Lynn Lowry and Ann Myrna) take revenge on college girls at a secret sorority for what happened to their family. One might ask how they have been getting away with killing and eating girls to stay alive for centuries and not get caught, well, don't worry about it and enjoy the movie.

Night of the Dead Sorority Babes (actually the film takes place over a couple nights) offers plenty of gratuitous nudity, which kicks off the film when the girls are stripped down to their undies, plenty of butt shots, some lewd actions with bananas, plus the typical pillow fight. The usual character tropes are present, there's the bitch (Anna Clary), the shy one (Angel Nichole Bradford), the smart one (Mel Heflin), the "ditzy" one (Ashleigh Amberlynn), the tough one (Kelsey Livengood), and the highly charged sexual one (Jessa Flux). Normally these characters would be nothing more than canon fodder. Show some boobs and get knocked off, but these are more than one dimensional characters, they have depth, backstories, and dare I say, character development.

The acting is average. Lowry and Myrna look like they are having a blast during the kill scenes that are done in a colorful palette that calls back to Creepshow. They crack one liners, some corny, as they knock off the girls one by one. Flux adds humor along with sexual teases with her roommate Amberlynn, who is not who she appears to be. Bradford and Livengood bond as the film progresses, though it be short and not fully fleshed out as the others. It's Clary and Heflin that carry the films poignant moments and the characters I felt most attached to, but it's Clary that gets the most character development out of the cast. Finally there's the sororities sarcastic head female Roxie (Mia Katz) who steals every scene she's in and I loved every minute of it.

I get what directors Angel Nichole Bradford and Steve Hermann were going for here and for the most part they succeed. Night of the Dead Sorority Babes knows what it is and doesn't take itself seriously until it needs to. It's a run of the mill, nonsensical horror film that despite its many flaws, is a guilty pleasure enjoyable film.

5/10.

I really enjoyed this movie a lot and was never disappointed, in fact it exceeded my expectations for what it was and that is all you can ask for.

The cast definitely had a lot of fun making it and Mel Helfin was a delight to watch and played the role brilliantly. And I rather enjoy all of the movies she is in. The effects were actually pretty good for this movie and the way they used them just made it a better overall movie. The flow was great and the rest of the cast absolutely made for a great overall experience. I definitely will be watching this again and I highly encourage anyone to at least check it out once.

Stumbling upon the 2025 horror movie "Night of the Dead Sorority Babes" by random chance, but of course I had to watch it, as it was a horror movie that I had never heard about, and I do have a fondness of horror movies.

Well, let's just say that there is top nudity within the first minutes of the movie, and the ladies are plastered in tattoos, so yeah, that pretty much sets the bar pretty low for this 2025 movie.

20 minutes into the ordeal, and I was good and ready to up and turn off this dumpster fire of a movie. Yet, I opted to hang in there, perhaps the storyline would pick up and get better or perhaps the characters would turn out to be more than ridiculous cardboard character cut-outs. But I suppose I don't really have to point out that it didn't turn out to do that.

The dialogue in the movie is pretty abysmal, and it was by no means a stellar accomplishment from writer Steve Hermann.

Needless to say that I wasn't familiar with the majority of the actress on the cast list. But then again, I can't claim that I was impressed with the acting performances the ladies put on. The only familiar face on the screen was Lynn Lowry.

If you enjoy horror movies, do yourself a big favor and skip on "Night of the Dead Sorority Babes". It just simply isn't worth the effort. Some of us suffered through this ordeal, so you don't have to; you're quite welcome.

My rating of directors Angel Nichole Bradford and Steve Hermann's 2025 movie "Night of the Dead Sorority Babes" lands on a very generous two out of ten stars.