Alpha House

Two college freshmen are thrilled to be accepted into the Alpha House, a fraternity known for its wild parties. Their excitement fades when a university official mandates that the fraternity must share its residence with a sorority or face expulsion. As the women attempt to gain control of the house, the new pledges lead the male members in a conflict to reclaim their space and preserve their lifestyle.

This comedy was directed by Jacob Cooney, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Brandon Trenz. It is the second of three films directed by Cooney, following Fierce Friend and preceding Drowning in Secrets. The movie was produced by David Michael Latt and features a credited cast of 30, including Julien Ari as Cameron, Chris O'Brien as Zack, and Heather Paige Cohn as Kelly Kramer.

Released in 2014 and produced by The Asylum and Broken Films in the United States, the film has a runtime of 88 minutes. It has received generally poor reception from viewers, holding a rating of 3.7/10 on IMDb from 3,100 votes and a 4.3/10 on TMDB based on 84 votes.