Killing All My Sisters: Movie Review

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Sometimes the all glamorous sisters in a sorority is not all she is, underneath is a whole lot of darkness and bitterness squirming inside. Hi movie lovers, it's Abeegail again, welcome to my blog. I'm back again with another psychological thriller and for the first time, I didn't really feel the vibe of the movie.

Killing all my Sisters, is a psychological thriller, that follows to high school girls—Jenna and Emily, who are best friends, entering college. It all starts out with the usual excitement of being freshers and finally getting in college, until they are both invited to join a sorority (beta kappa epsilon). At first the sorority is painted as a dream come true—the glamorous mansion, connections, parties, and sister that seem perfect, but all dreams a face with a lot of ugly obstacles and this one is no different. Although the President assured that there won't be any form of Hazing. Things start getting heated as the initiation process starts becoming weird with a subtle tone of hazing. Unsettling tasks, crazy traditions and executive using the sorority for personal gains.

As I said earlier, this movie did not just hit the way I expected, but it has a nice storyline and plot, and the twist at the end was quite nice. I also loved how the movie gives insight to how the world is centered around connections and Influence. Beta Kappa Epsilon is presented as one of the best sorority, it's the place to be if you want to meet people who could take you places. With such benefits it's hard to resist especially for jenna who is on a scholarship, unlike Emily, whose mom is a well known artist around town. This difference puts strain on the friendship as Emily wants to back out at the sight of something fishy, unlike Jenna who thinks that the price is not that steep for the benefit she's getting. All this under the haze of sexual tension, lies, deception, manipulation, and a need for control.

Personally I didn't love this movie, it was not bad but it was not great either. The movie has a great storyline and plot but I just felt like the script and the actors came off as stiff and unnatural, especially (Emily), facial expressions were either over exaggerated or just not right for the proposed action. I felt like I was watching a Facebook reel instead of an actual movie. The movie would had been much better if there were better actors or script.

Killing all my Sisters, is a psychological thriller that explores, manipulation, tradition and the intense desire to fit in. It sheds light on how the sorority spins support into a tool for control and hierarchy. The bond between the two best friends Jenna and Emily gives the movie and emotional depth, while the sorority gives it the horror.

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