Confessions of Sorority Girls

Original title: Confessions of a Sorority Girl

TV Movie
19941994
RR
1h 22min

Alyssa Milano and Jamie Luner in Confessions of a Sorority Girl (1994)

Attractive but warped college co-ed Sabrina resorts to lying, cheating, blackmailing, seduction and manipulation to get what she wants.Attractive but warped college co-ed Sabrina resorts to lying, cheating, blackmailing, seduction and manipulation to get what she wants.Attractive but warped college co-ed Sabrina resorts to lying, cheating, blackmailing, seduction and manipulation to get what she wants.

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Alyssa Milano, Jamie Luner, Sadie Stratton, and Lorinne Vozoff in Confessions of a Sorority Girl (1994)

Alyssa Milano, Sadie Stratton, and Lorinne Vozoff in Confessions of a Sorority Girl (1994)

A spoiled little rich girl arrives at Sorority High with studying the last thing on her mind. Spreading malicious rumours and splitting people up are just some of the things she finds amusing. Her behaviour not surprisingly though, starts to alienate her from her fellow classmates. —Scott Dawson <sdawson@easynet.co.uk>

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Taglines
- They're Smart. They're Pretty. And They're All Bad!
Genres
- Comedy
- Drama
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
- Rated R for language and some sexuality
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Trivia
Sadie Stratton's debut.

Goofs
In the beginning driving scene, when Sabrina is arriving on the college campus with the radio on, she stops her car by Brain Bloom and his wagon. Her car is stopped and the radio then shut off by itself without her right hand touching the radio.

Quotes
Sabrina Masterson: Wake up, Rita! What do you think those two do after work, wash glasses?

Connections
Edited into Rebel Highway: Confessions of a Sorority Girl (1994)

Soundtracks
Im Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
Written by Fats Domino (as Antoine Domino), David Bartholomew (as Dave Bartholomew) & Roy Hayes
Performed by Sheryl Crow
Published by BMI Unart Catalog, Inc. (BMI)
Courtesy of A & M Records, Inc.

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4/10

another fun but underwhelming exploitation "remake"

One of several features commissioned for the cable "Rebel Highway" series--which asked interesting new directors/scenarists to liberally "remake" classic 1950s drive-in exploitation titles--this isn't a patch on Roger Corman's original 1957 "Sorority Girl." Like the latter, it portrays a seductive pathological liar and general mean girl who infiltrates a college sorority and quickly manages to wreak havoc with all the members, plus their boyfriends. It also echoes the original's poor-little-rich-girl theme in showing just how callous and shallow her mother is. But the B&W original is crude and lurid yet psychologically forceful (even shocking) in a way this slicker, more cynical, glibly p.c. update can't match. Part of it is that mores have changed so much since 1957, we can't possibly be shocked by the same content. But this "Confessions" is trite, sentimental, stereotypical and hyperbolic--not improving on its original in any way. It's semi-ironic cheese. The original movie's anti-heroine was a great troubled Z-noir figure; here she's just another sexy young "bad girl."

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