Movies like The House on Sorority Row

A game-changer in the slasher genre, Scream (1996) revitalized the category with its self-awareness and clever mix of humor and horror. Like The House on Sorority Row, it features a young cast being picked off by a masked murderer, blending whodunit mystery with intense scares.

Blending slasher film tropes with a time-loop twist, Happy Death Day (2017) follows a college student who relives the day of her murder repeatedly. It shares the college setting and the mystery element with The House on Sorority Row, adding a unique spin to the familiar slasher formula.

Prom Night (1980) is another horror film from the golden era of slashers that tells the story of a masked killer hunting down high school students. Sharing the youth-centric focus and a revenge theme, it echoes the narrative drive that fuels The House on Sorority Row.

Drawing on the concept of well-known urban legends used as motifs for murder, Urban Legend (1998) presents a college setting where students fall victim to a killer. Its campus backdrop and young, collegiate cast make it a companion piece to The House on Sorority Row's university horror.

This seminal slasher classic from 1974 is often regarded as one of the earliest entries in the genre. Following a group of sorority girls stalked by a mysterious killer during the holiday season, Black Christmas shares the sorority setting and the chilling atmosphere with The House on Sorority Row, making it a must-watch for fans of sorority horror.

Another staple of the slasher genre, The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) provides a simple yet terrifying premise where a high school girl's slumber party turns deadly. This movie parallels The House on Sorority Row with its all-female lead cast and relentless suspense.

This 2009 remake of The House on Sorority Row modernizes the tale of sorority sisters dealing with a killer in their midst. While it brings a contemporary twist to the story, it retains the central themes and is filled with suspenseful moments that fans of the original will appreciate.