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Rating:  - Silly Sorority, Fun Film, Great Extras
Julie Strain heads the most successful sorority on campus (yet it only has four members). These women are true man-eaters. But when it comes to actually dispatching the young men, it is Strain who does all of the dirty work.
The sorority makes mucho dinero by selling meat pies on campus. They are very popular. Of course we know what they are really made of.
The movie concerns Strain's move for greater power during a 20th anniversary and how the whole scheme might be coming undone.
Veteran Brinke Stevens is excellent as a founding member bent on revenge. Her pouncing scenes have to be seen to be believed.
The disk comes packed with DVD extras including home movies of Julie Strain and her sister acting rowdy, out takes, deleted scenes, extended scenes and more.
A great B-Film with some classic B-Girls. Although it is had to believe that the "young" Strain in the flashbacks could ever have matured into the Strain we know and love is rather far fetched.
Rating:  - "Enough! Leave Us!!!"
Okay, so my sorority sisters and I rented this flick one night at the videostore. Let me just say that we watched it 4 times before returning it, rented it two more times on top of that, and we just ordered it from Amazon yesterday. This movie is sooo cheesed out we almost couldn't believe it. It's a little bit softcore porn and a lot bipolar if you know what I mean.
The story of the man eating sisters of Delta Delta Pi sorority does not at all reflect true sorority life, but that's not the point. This is a fun film and a great buy. Check it out when you're bored or in the mood for hating men. But be careful the amazing soundtrack will get stuck in your head. Songs like "Get Your Groove on" and "I Like my Drugs Like I like my Women" are very infectious.
Rating: - I love Delta Delta Die
I enjoy watching delta delta die. This movie has one of my favorite actresses Tiffany Shepis. The movie is very comical and has a lot of runchy humor in a tasteful way. I would recommend this movie to anyone who has a dark sense of humor and doesn't mind nudity.
Rating: - Riveting Soft Core Social Satire!
I reluctantly checked out Delta Delta Die at blockbuster last night, and was suprised to discover such a rich, postmodern take on Southern California sorority life. Briefly, this pomo flick is based on a group of big-chested sorority sisters who party by day and dine on their vapid jock boyfriends by night (clearly a reactionary 'folles au deux' conjuring both the tyranny of male chauvanism while maintining a deft cathexsis directed towards objects of Freudian phallic anti-intellectualism). Not since Silence of the Lambs has cannabalism served as such an apt metaphor for the intersection of high and low culture. The Schadenfraude of the house mother is worth the price of the disc alone.
The topless bloopers at the end of the disc are really cool too.
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