I've heard of it... and for some reason it keeps coming up on my Netflix recommendation list. :confused:

Yeah, as I recall there were seveal "Nerds" movies.

there is a great movie called Fraternity Row with Greg Harrison (Gonzo on Trapper John MD). About a pledge and his trials and tribulations in a 50s Era Fraternity at an Eastern school.

I really like this movie, its a drama rather than a comedy and not once of those MOTW/Lifetime movies

If you like Tom Green-type humour, rent "Road Trip" (the quintessential greek thing to do). Watch out for the 'fun' sorority chick - ouch!!!!

lol. when they end up at the African American fraternity house to try to stay there for the night and they needed a special handshake and the guy ends up doing it right. and then the party that they have with them where the nerdy guy gets drunk and starts dancing. hilarious!

I did a group project about the portrayal of Greek Life through Cinema for my Senior Seminar this year. We had a list of about 40 movies and pared it down to these:

Van Wilder
Old School
Animal House
The Skulls
Revenge of the Nerds I and II
Dead Man on Campus
Road Trip
Legally Blonde
Secrets of a Sorority Girl
The Pink House
Sorority Boys
An Extremely Goofy Movie
Followers
Going Greek

Some of them were hard to find, but it was fun to watch the differences in the movie. Our project was fun because we surveyed Greeks and non-Greeks on campus and found that, on average, non-Greeks drank more, had lower GPAs, were involved less in many organizations (including religious organizations), etc. It was good actually prove to some peple on my campus that Greeks aren't bad
:D

Did anyone else notice that in "Going Greek" they give them too many points for the last touchdown?

Yeah but it was flag football--I know our intramural and greek leagues have weird rules too (like in softball you pitch to your own team and you only get two strikes and an infield popup is an automatic out).

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Scream 2
Steppin' Back

Remember that movie I think it was called "Dying to Belong". I think it originally aired on NBC and has been shown on lifetime. Six from Blossom is in it and I am thinking Hillary Swank played the main character. I remember it came out right around the time I rushed in undergrad. They showed all the classic stereotypical stuff in this movie from "cloaks" to "circling fat" and "scrubbing the sorority house floor with toothbrushes". Six's character died in the movie trying to hang a banner with the sorority's letters from the clocktower on their campus. Then Hilary's character who was on the school paper did a whole "investigation" into pledges that had been hazed really bad in this organization. She ended up getting hell from the sorority she was pledging and stopped, and was harassed by some fraternity boys. It was good but once again promotes all the classic stereotypes of GLO's.

I remember both Dying to Belong and the one with Shannen Dorothy in it too. When I was active in my chapter everyone loved Lifetime so wed all sit in the back living room during the day and watch Lifetime movies and both of those were on oneday. I didnt really care for Dying to Belong cause it was VERY stereotypicial with all the stuff they made them do. Plus that one girl who always gave the evil eye to Hilary Swank in the movie was freaky. Wasnt Becky from Roseanne in that movie too or was that a diff Lifetime movie? SO many Ive seen lol....

Side note, anyone ever seen the movie it was aired on NBC then showed on Lifetime with Tiffani Amber Thessin and Brian Austin Green in it. I forget what it was called where she was raped in the movie and noone believed her cause they were all in the "in" crowd. It was a GOOD movie whatever it was. Id love to see it again. You should be able to request movies to be shown on Lifetime lol.

hey adpishannon. yeah, that girl who played becky was in that movie, but it wasn't lecy goranson, it was the other girl who played becky. i remember that movie with tiffani and brian. i've seen many reruns of it. lifetime movies are so great aren't they? i remember seeing something recently on the lifetime website about voting for your favorite movies to be aired. i know what you mean about that girl giving the evil eye. there seem to be at least one or two of them in every sorority though, at least there were on my campus when i was in undergrad. i shouldn't say that though, bad press, bad press!

I remember watching the "Initiation of Sarah" on tv when I was a little girl. It was scary. Shelley Winters freaked me out.

I did find out the movie with Tiffani and Brian was called She Fought Alone and filmed in 1995. Now Ill just have to keep on the lookout on Lifetime or LMN so I can turn my DVR to tape it. :)