Leofwine_draca ALPHA GIRLS: A SATANIC SORORITY SLASHER is a quite dreadful indie horror film. The title and subtitle tell you everything you need to know about this movie, which is long-winded and very silly from beginning to end. It's merely an excuse for the camera to ogle teenage girls while throwing in some very lame horror content now and then. The film is very cheaply made with lots of over the top dialogue and attempts at witty repartee that fail. It's all about bitchiness whereas the horror is virtually non-existent. Ron Jeremy has a campy cameo as a priest (!).

A. Ticker "The film harks back to the days of those great 80′s Sorority Slashers for example House on Sorority Row or Slumber Party Massacre, and also had a distinct air of the Frat Boy shocker Pledge Night. It has been a long while since we have seen anything like this in the horror world with the sheer amount of found footage, paranormal activity 501, and zombie flicks that seem to dominate our screens in this current climate, so it came as a much welcome relief to see a modern spin being put on an old theme. Being a Brit this strange American custom of Sorority/Fraternity pledging has always been a bit of a fascination to me I cannot think of anything we have over here that compares, apart from Freemasonry, but then who knows what goes on in their little secret meetings. Although the likeness to the aforementioned films is more of an element, or flavor so to speak, as Alpha Girls is not just your everyday common garden slasher, bringing elements of Satanism and Witchery to the mix too. I have to admit I have a massive soft spot for witchcraft/ satanic rituals in horror, so another win for Alpha Girls. The last comparisons I want to make are that firstly it did remind me in essence of Andrew Fleming's cult teen flick The Craft, albeit in a more grown up and violent way, but the same messages were there. It also had the black comedic aspect of Heathers, and the vain and self- absorbed personas of the lead sorority girls were very reminiscent of the characters in Michael Lehmann's 1988 classic."-stigmatophiliablog

peterworth213 I caught this flick as part of a midnight marathon in Nashville. It's a great horror film that keeps the audience guessing and builds to an epic conclusion.Alpha Girls really reminded me of movies like Carrie because much of the horror endured by the protagonists comes from within their social circle. There are the required number of blood and booby shots; but the sorority hazing made my skin crawl the most.The performance by Nikki Bell as the sorority president is particularly memorable. Her cupie doll features betray the filth that spews out of her mouth. She has some of the nastiest lines and she delivers them with real hatred. I hated myself for loving her so much.Ron Jeremy as a priest was fun but not the first time I've seen it done. Although, here it's not played for laughs. While I couldn't help smirking, I appreciated that the filmmakers didn't wink at the camera or anything so goofy. Instead, the story kept rolling and I was immediately re-immersed in the plot.If you have a chance, I highly recommend Alpha Girls for fans of 80's slasher movies and indie horror films.

richblue Alpha Girls is a great movie. You will be interested from start to finish. There are no parts that will put you to sleep like in other movies. The movie takes all place in Philadelphia with regular young inspiring actresses. You do see some males in the movie, but mostly females. The movie will give you into a glimpse into sorority life. It starts out with a new girl coming to a new school hoping for a fresh start. Everybody remembers their first day at a new school or job. Everybody can relate to trying to fit in a new school or job. She gets thrown into a room with girls who are already here. You see what life is for a typical lifestyle of a college girl. Get to see girls trust each other, revenge, & confessing to their misdeeds. The age group best suited to see this movie is from 18-25. While watching the movie I was so involved I did even have time to think about what was going to happen next or predict what will happen at the end. The movie is well done and well written. It is worth watching for a second time. Even the second time is still enjoyable. Have to watch the entire movie to see what happens at the end.