Brotherhood

Brotherhood follows Adam Buckley during his final night as a college fraternity pledge. As part of an initiation ritual, a group of students carries out a robbery at a convenience store to leave a specific financial mark. However, the prank quickly spirals into a catastrophe. As the situation worsens and injuries occur, Adam and his peers struggle to manage the fallout without involving the authorities, leading to a series of disastrous decisions.

The film was directed by Will Canon, marking the first entry in a list of three films he directed, followed by Demonic and The Confession. Canon also co-wrote the screenplay with Doug Simon. The movie features a cast including Trevor Morgan as Adam, Jon Foster as Frank, Arlen Escarpeta as Mike, and Lou Taylor Pucci as Kevin. Produced by Three Folks Pictures and Roslyn Productions in the United States, the action thriller has a runtime of 76 minutes.

Audience reception is mixed but generally positive, with a 6.3 rating on IMDb from 4,300 votes and a 5.9 rating on TMDB from 72 votes. These viewers rated the film more favorably than critics, who gave it a 5.1 rating based on 26 reviews.