Dude Bro Party Massacre III 2015

Brock Chirino Patton Oswalt sits with his therapist, discussing the string of slasher-related attacks that have plagued their Delta Bi fraternity after a series of reckless pranks. The fear isn’t just real for him; it’s personal, because a sorority house mother who was trapped in a burning building swore revenge on the brothers. That vow materializes as a brutal rampage that wipes out most of Delta Bi, until Brock and his friend Samzy mount a desperate counterattack and manage to kill the mother. Yet the horror doesn’t end there, because the mother’s daughter seizes the opportunity, cuts off her mother’s face, and wears it as a mask, adopting the name Motherface and stepping into the killer’s role with chilling resolve.

Motherface begins her own terror campaign, erasing more members of Delta Bi with cold efficiency. The violence escalates until Brock himself, in a final, white‑hot act of vengeance, sets Motherface on fire and ends her reign of terror—though the shadow of the past lingers, twisting the memory of what was done.

In a jarring twist set in the present, the therapist reveals a shocking truth: she herself is the new Motherface, and the sister of the original, her grip on darkness now ripping into Brock’s throat with a fatal flourish. Brent, Brock’s brother, joins Delta Bi as a means of uncovering his brother’s killer. He partners with a motley crew — Nedry, Samzy, Derek, Todd, Samantha, Turbeaux (who has a fear of dogs), ZQ, Sizzler, Turtleneck Bro, Flannel Bro, and Spike — forming a fragile alliance that is tested by fear, betrayal, and reckless bravado. Brent forms bonds with Samantha Kelsey Gunn and the others while navigating a chain of pranks that spirals into disaster, including a plane crash that claims more lives and draws the group toward a lakeside retreat.

Dean Pepperstone Nina Hartley sends Delta Bi to the lake house, a decision that proves deadly when Motherface ambushes them and Pepperstone is slain. The raft salesman Paddy becomes a key figure as Delta Bi encounters him by the river; his tragic backstory—tied to a flood caused by their past actions—haunts the present as tragedy follows them to the house. Paddy’s death is swift and grim, and Motherface cuts power to the property, turning the house into a stage for further carnage.

Derek is murdered in a brutal, electrical‑themed assault, and the attic becomes a chilling theater for revelations as Samzy’s head is discovered and Brent realizes a robot duplicate may be involved in the deception. Motherface’s reign of terror continues as she turns her gaze toward Sizzler [Jimmy Wong] and ZQ [Mike James], among others, tearing through the group with relentless force. The violence mushrooms into a cycle of mutilation and strategic brutality that tests every survivor’s nerve.

The group’s resolve is pushed to the breaking point as Turbeaux [Paul Prado] is locked inside a room of dogs and a gun later misfires in a final act of despair. Samantha’s fragile bond with her partner Todd comes to a brutal end when Motherface strikes behind them with a fire poker, stabbing through the stomach and slicing Samantha in half in a single, devastating moment. Brent’s position tightens as he and his allies face down a succession of lethal threats: Flannel Bro [Nick Kocher] and Turtleneck Bro [Brian McElhaney] are cornered, and Motherface drives a javelin through their heads in a gruesome display of power.

A dramatic turn comes when Brent narrowly survives a direct assault, aided by the sudden, tragic loss of Nedry, and the toll of the losses re-ignites a fierce, almost supernatural strength within him. The spirits of Delta Bi’s dead members empower Brent, giving him the surge of will needed to confront Motherface one final time and finish her for good. In the end, the lines between revenge, guilt, and survival blur as Brent’s newfound strength seals Motherface’s doom, but the price paid by the group is measured in more than just lives—it’s the erasure of innocence and the heavy weight of consequences that lingers long after the last scream fades.