This movie was scary but highly predictable!!! It was too much like "I Know What You Did Last Summer." It did have some moments when you would jump but again, it needs a newer storyline!!!

I completely agree with the review on this one. It's all been done so many times before!! Nothing about this movie stands out at all. Nothing was scary and the comic end of it was the same old same old of punch lines. I guess all the good plots are already taken..

I really enjoyed this movie. Though it was not the best horror movie of 2009, it wasn't bad either. I have nothing to complain. It was a late night show and I didn't feel sleepy at all. I didn't even want to miss a single minute of it. Kept the audience at the edge of their seats. Kept them awake vs Informant which was the 6pm show, but God! everyone was yawning during and after the movie.

I enjoyed the movie because of the suspense. Not knowing who the killer was til the end was exciting. Some laughs (not sure why) and gory scenes. Overall one viewing is enough, though.

This movie was far from scary, good, entertaining, well directed...basically fill in the blank. Take the movies "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and "Scream" and put them in a blender and you have this movie. It was pretty predictable and poorly written. The kills were pretty bland too. Let's just say I'm glad I got the free screening tix from Shakefire otherwise I would have been sorely upset if I had paid money to see this.

This is not the best movie i've ever seen nor the worst. The suspense kept it interesting however the off-beat humor was a bit annoying.

This is a thriller/slasher flick in the same vein as Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, BUT this was FAR from predictable. If you base a movie on being predictable because you've seen commercials and know people die, well duh, of course this one is gonna have a high body count. But, you have no clue who's going to die, in what order, or how they're going to die. And no one has ANY idea going into the movie, or even halfway through, who the actual killer is. It's common sense that when a character is isolated or by themself in a dark area, there's a high percentage change they're gonna die in the next few moments. Duh. Of course, the screenwriters created characters that all have a reason for being suspect, that's part of the fun--figuring out the mystery as to why everyone is dying, and who's doing the killing. I rarely jump in movies like this, and it made me jump about 9-10 times. The filmmakers did a great job in that respect. Yes, there's some cheesy one-liners and humor to break up the tension of the killing spree, but this flick was 100% PURE entertainment. If you're a teenage guy, you'll love it bc of the abundance of female nudity. If you're a chick, you'll love it bc of the female heroism theme. Those of you who do reviews and said it was bland, or crap, or ya wouldn't pay to see something like this, let's see you write a kick@ss slasher/thriller flick and then come back so we can review yours and see how well ya did. Again, Sorority Row was pure entertainment at its best!

Seen it when it first came out and it was a big joke and I am so glad we got in to see this in the preview showing because I would have been mad if I would have had to pay money out for it.