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242 - The House on Sorority Row

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Is it bad filmmaking to lie to your audience? These critics have different takes
Chaos and Carnage review the 1982 slasher film The House on Sorority Row, analyzing a prank-gone-wrong narrative that leads to house mother's accidental death and subsequent murders. Hosts discuss problematic disability representation, narrative red herrings, low-budget production choices, and the film's unexpected cult classic status following Tarantino's 1997 festival inclusion. Genuine friendship dynamic provides authentic commentary throughout.

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A sharp cane and a filthy pool give this sorority-house episode room for loose, cheerful chaos.

The House on Sorority Row gives the episode a clean set of targets: the water bed, the sharp-tipped cane, and a sorority house pool packed with green water, debris, and an old tire. The hosts follow Vicky's anger at Mrs.

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Press play when a gross green pool and a ruined water bed sound like excellent horror fuel.

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