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Sorority Row (2009) with special guest Pickens Barringer

Ep. 65

On today’s episode, we’re rushing Theta Pi while trying to stay alive against a tire iron wielding killer as we revisit the horror remake classic that is Sorority Row (2009). This movie was directed by Stewart Hendler and written by Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger


This movie stars Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumer Willis, Margo Harshman, Jamie Chung, Julian Morris, Caroline D'Amore….. and lest we forget Audrina Patridge. We also have a fun role for Carrie Fisher wielding a shotgun, so what’s not to love?


Joining me for today's episode is my good ghoulfriend, Pickens Barringer!!! We chop it up about all sorts of things horror and gay stuff! Oh yeah, we also talk about this movie every so often, too


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