I'm thinking, how secret is a society when hookers are hired for the pledge class? Do they wear those watches in the shower? In this litigious age, is it safe to drug undergraduates into unconsciousness? Each Skull is given a key to the clubhouse and a rule book. The Skull insignia is branded on their wrists with a red-hot iron, but they get shiny new wristwatches to cover the scar. Beautiful women are supplied after an induction ceremony. Luke and his fellow tappees find $10,000 in their ATM accounts (later they get $100,000 checks). Mel Brooks said it's good to be the king. They go through "revealing ceremonies" inside the Skulls' campus clubhouse, a Gothic monument so filled with vistas and arches and caverns and halls and pools and verandas that Dracula would have something along these lines if he could afford it. This involves racing around campus to answer lots of ringing pay phones, after which he and the other new pledges are drugged, pass out and awaken in coffins, ready to be reborn in their new lives.
Ames Levritt), the film contains an enormous mystery, which is, why doesn't Chloe have a last name? I suggest Worsthorne-Waugh. With soap opera names like Caleb and Litten Mandrake (and Sen. Luke secretly loves Chloe but keeps it a secret, because "Chloe's parents own a private jet, and I've never even been in a jet." Another of Luke's friends is Caleb Mandrake ( Paul Walker), whose father, Litten ( Craig T.
Luke's best friends are a black student journalist named Will Beckford ( Hill Harper) and a rich girl named Chloe ( Leslie Bibb). Yet he's tapped for membership in the Skulls because he is a star on the varsity rowing crew. He is a townie, rides a bike, lost his father when he was one, is poor, works in the cafeteria. The story: Luke McNamara ( Joshua Jackson) attends a university that is never mentioned by name (clues: it is in New Haven and has a lot of big "Ys" painted on its walls).
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