Houses of Horror: Secrets of College Greek Life - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bingeing to Belong
Camera footage captures the dark side of Greek life in 2021 when Phi Gamma Delta fraternity members force pledge Danny Santulli to drink excessive quantities of vodka and beer before neglecting the young man in his time of need.
Rape Culture
University of Minnesota student Abby Honold fights back against the dark side of Greek culture by seeking justice after being raped by a Sigma Phi Epsilon brother in 2014, and she realizes just how protective the Greek system can be.
Hazed To Death
Fraternity brothers attempt to cover up a hazing incident at the Beta Theta Pi house on Penn State's historic frat row involving freshman pledge Tim Piazza, who consumed a lethal amount of alcohol during a ritual called The Gauntlet.
Operation Sudden Fall
The DEA organizes an undercover sting operation after several overdose deaths occur at San Diego State University in 2007 to take down a Theta Chi brother in charge of a cocaine dealing enterprise involving other fraternity drug dealers.
Drowning In Secrets
Family members wonder if a hazing ritual led to the deaths of AKA pledges Kristin High and Kenitha Saafir, who drowned off the coast of Los Angeles while fully clothed, but the police rule that their deaths were unfortunate accidents.
Racism and The Machine
Members of an infamous secret fraternity at the University of Alabama create a culture of fear to prevent anyone from interfering with their plans to maintain white supremacy on Greek Row by controlling the levers of political power.
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