American Pie Presents: Beta House

Erik Stifler, his friend Cooze and Ryan arrive at college and set their sights on joining Beta House, the fraternity run by Erik's cousin Dwight. Before they can be accepted, the pledges must complete a series of outrageous initiation tasks. Their bid for membership puts them on a collision course with a rival fraternity of more studious students, and the two houses end up competing for supremacy on campus.

The film is a comedy directed by Andrew Waller from a screenplay by Erik Lindsay, produced by W.K. Border for Rogue Pictures and Neo Art & Logic. John White plays Erik, Jake Siegel plays Cooze and Steve Talley plays Dwight, with Christopher McDonald as Mr. Stifler, Eugene Levy as Noah Levenstein and Meghan Heffern as Ashley. It runs 89 minutes and was released in December 2007.

Made for about 10 million dollars, the film took in roughly 19 million worldwide, a return that reflects its status as a direct-to-video entry in the American Pie series. On TMDB it holds a rating of 5.6 from more than two thousand votes, which places it as a modestly received installment rather than a standout one.