1313: Haunted Frat 2011
"A paranormal thriller for girls!"
Step into the eerie world of *1313: Haunted Frat (2011)*, a spine-tingling thriller directed by David DeCoteau.
Director: David DeCoteau
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *1313: Haunted Frat (2011)* about?
During spring break, a fraternity built on the ruins of an abandoned insane asylum becomes the hunting ground for a vengeful spirit. As partygoers face unexplained phenomena, the line between reality and the supernatural blurs, forcing them to confront their darkest fears.
Who directed *1313: Haunted Frat*?
The film was directed by David DeCoteau, known for his work in cult horror and thriller films.
Who stars in *1313: Haunted Frat*?
The cast includes David Flannery, Luke Allen, Zach Cuddeback, Jake Madden, and Derek North, bringing the chilling story to life.
Is *1313: Haunted Frat (2011)* worth watching?
While opinions vary, this 80-minute horror-thriller offers a tightly paced supernatural experience. Fans of haunted house stories or David DeCoteau's filmography may find it a quick but satisfying scare session.
How long is *1313: Haunted Frat*?
The runtime is 80 minutes, making it a perfect choice for a short but intense horror fix.
About 1313: Haunted Frat (2011) — A Supernatural Thriller for Horror Fans
Step into the eerie world of *1313: Haunted Frat (2011)*, a spine-tingling thriller directed by David DeCoteau. Set against the backdrop of spring break festivities, this horror gem unfolds in a fraternity house built atop the ruins of a former insane asylum, where the sins of the past refuse to stay buried. As students gather for a wild weekend, an otherworldly presence emerges, weaving paranoia and dread through the halls of their temporary home. With atmospheric tension and supernatural thrills, this film delivers a chilling blend of horror and suspense that lingers long after the credits roll.
Starring David Flannery, Luke Allen, and Zach Cuddeback, *1313: Haunted Frat* leans into the classic haunted location trope, where forgotten history bleeds into the present. The flickering lights, inexplicable whispers, and creeping sense of dread create an immersive experience perfect for horror fans craving a quick but intense scare. Whether you're a fan of David DeCoteau's filmography or just love a good ghost story, this 80-minute thriller offers a compact yet thrilling escape into the supernatural.