Goat 2016
"Cruelty. Brutality. Fraternity."
Goat (2016), directed by Andrew Neel, dives into the dark underbelly of college fraternity life, where unspoken codes of brotherhood clash with brutal initiation rituals.
Director: Andrew Neel
Cast
Ben Schnetzer
Brad Land
Nick Jonas
Brett Land
Austin Lyon
Dave Reed
Virginia Gardner
Leah
Danny Flaherty
Will
Jake Picking
Dixon Rowley
Patrick Murney
Jason
James Franco
Mitch
Will Pullen
The Smile
Brock Yurich
Wes
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Goat (2016) about?
Goat (2016) follows a college freshman who joins a fraternity with his brother after a traumatic assault, only to endure brutal initiation rituals that test his resilience and loyalty. The film unravels the disturbing culture of hazing and the psychological toll it exacts on young men.
Who directed Goat?
Andrew Neel directed Goat (2016), bringing a stark, unflinching lens to the film's exploration of fraternity culture and its darker aspects.
Who stars in Goat?
The film stars Ben Schnetzer as the protagonist, with Nick Jonas, Virginia Gardner, and Jake Picking rounding out the main cast.
Is Goat (2016) worth watching?
Goat (2016) is a gripping drama that offers a chilling look at fraternity hazing, though its heavy themes may not appeal to all viewers. Its intense portrayal of brotherhood and cruelty makes it a compelling watch for those interested in psychological dramas.
How long is Goat?
Goat (2016) has a runtime of 103 minutes.
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About Goat (2016) — A disturbing dive into fraternity hazing and brotherhood
Goat (2016), directed by Andrew Neel, dives into the dark underbelly of college fraternity life, where unspoken codes of brotherhood clash with brutal initiation rituals. The film follows a vulnerable 19-year-old who enrolls at a university with his brother and joins the same fraternity, only to confront harrowing challenges that push his limits of loyalty and endurance. As the pressure mounts, the line between tradition and cruelty blurs, revealing the unsettling extremes of masculinity and belonging. With a tense, immersive atmosphere, Goat (2016) explores themes of trauma, identity, and the cost of fitting in, all set against the backdrop of intense, high-stakes hazing.
Starring Ben Schnetzer as the protagonist and featuring Nick Jonas in a supporting role, this drama strips away the glossy veneer of Greek life to expose its raw, often disturbing reality. The film's unflinching portrayal of psychological and physical challenges makes it a gripping yet unsettling watch, leaving audiences to question where loyalty ends and exploitation begins.
