Movie: The Initiation of Sarah (2006) (TV)
- Director: Stuart Gillard
- Release Date: 22 October 2006 (USA)
- Run Time: 90 min
- Genre: Horror , Thriller
Tagline: Sisters. Sororities. Sacrifices.
“When Sarah, a girl with magic powers, and her normal twin sister Lindsey are invited to join both Alpha Nu Gamma and Pi Epsilon Delta, they discover that the two sororities aren’t just rivals, they’re bitter enemies. Suddenly, Sarah and Lindsey are initiated into an ancient battle between good and evil that threatens to drive the sisters apart and force one of them to make the ultimate sacrifice. Can Sarah learn to master her magic in time to defeat the resident evil on campus? Who can she trust and who will commit an unforgivable act of betrayal? The magic starts flying and anything can happen. When these supernatural forces collide, they’ll give new meaning to hell week. Written by Alex”
Which can be quite cool, provided that the two comedians, as the blooper reel played during the end credits showed, hammed it up a lot with awesome ad-libbing and improvisation, that never fail to bring on the laughter. In fact, opportunities where by they’re cut loose and allowed to go really ridiculous, are some of the very best parts of the movie, breathing comedic living right into a quite basic story of how their, perfectly, little white lie in order to obtain a table at a swanky restaurant, would turn their date night upside down into a ridiculous urban adventure, filled with thugs, cops, and effectively, a beefy Mark Wahlberg.
Sure there’s the typical father-son misunderstanding and expectations, and how a zero turns to hero, and even the theme of fearing something that we don’t fully comprehend, but it is the method where the usual obtained delivered, that made all the difference. Specially so for its anti-war stance, that all it requires is really a small step back from your frequent battle-cry, and as an alternative look for to become understood, by holding out an olive branch, and to comprehend very first.
That scene had me laughing so a lot, I now need to acquire cough syrup. There’s some memorable lines here as well: “You stole our reservation? What kind of folks are you?”; “He turned the gun sideways. It really is a killshot!” among others.