Sorority Girl

Synopsis

Sorority Girl follows the captivating story of Sabra Tanner, a young woman who becomes immersed in the enticing world of a college sorority. As she navigates through the complex relationships and power dynamics within the sorority, Sabra finds herself entangled in a web of jealousy, betrayal, and scandal. The film delves into themes of ambition, loyalty, and the dark underbelly of student life, painting a vivid and dramatic portrait of Sorority Girl culture in the 1950s. With Susan Cabot's compelling performance at its center, Sorority Girl is a gripping tale filled with intrigue, passion, and the harsh realities of female rivalry.

Cast

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  Susan Cabot

  Sabra Tanner

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  Dick Miller

  Mort

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  Barboura Morris

  Rita Joyce

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  June Kenney

  Tina

• Barbara Cowan

  Ellie Marshall

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  Fay Baker

  Mrs. Tanner

Reviews

Sorority Girl, the 1957 film under the direction of Roger Corman, has garnered mixed reviews over the years. While some critics praised Susan Cabot's portrayal of the complex protagonist Sabra Tanner, others found the plot to be lacking depth. The New York Times commended the film's exploration of female relationships but criticized its melodramatic elements. On Rotten Tomatoes, Sorority Girl holds a rating of 6.1/10, with some viewers appreciating its vintage charm and others feeling underwhelmed by its predictable storyline. Despite its shortcomings, the movie has managed to capture the essence of sorority life in the late 1950s, making it a notable piece of cinematic history.

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