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2007    89mComedy
5.356%5.6
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Erik, and Cooze start college and pledge the Beta House fraternity, presided over by none other than legendary Dwight Stifler. But chaos ensues when a fraternity of geeks threatens to stop the debauchery and the Betas have to make a stand for their right to party.
Directed by Andrew Waller

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  • John WhiteErik Stifler
  • Jake SiegelMike 'Cooze' Coozeman
  • Steve TalleyDwight Stifler
  • Christopher McDonaldMr. Stifler
  • Eugene LevyNoah Levenstein
  • Meghan HeffernAshley
  • Nick NicoteraBobby
  • Jonathan KeltzWesley
  • Bradford AndersonJake Parker
  • Christine BargerMargie
  • Italia RicciLaura Johnson
  • Moshana HalbertSara Coleman
  • Sarah PowerDenise
  • Dan PetronijevicBull (as Daniel Petronijevic)
  • Vas SarangaBandhu (as Vasanth Saranga)
  • Joe EigoDexter
  • Tyrone SavageEdgar
  • Michelle SuppaJulie
  • Angela BesharahIrene
  • Andreja PunkrisStacy
  • craft1947February 24, 2026
    Probably the worst movie of the franchise. Every storyline was built around getting girls topless in some way.
  • CallumDecember 21, 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐ — American Pie Presents: Beta House — Loud, Lewd, and Knows Exactly What It Is American Pie Presents: Beta House is a noticeable step up from some of the earlier spin-offs, largely because it fully commits to being ridiculous and doesn’t pretend to be anything else. The central rivalry between Beta House and Geek House is silly but effective, providing a clear structure for the chaos and a steady stream of outrageous set pieces. The challenges between the houses are dumb in an intentionally fun way, and the film succeeds most when it leans into that exaggerated, cartoonish energy. The humour lands more often than not, especially if you go in knowing this is peak late-2000s gross-out comedy. It’s unapologetically crude, loud, and juvenile — but that’s the entire point. In that sense, it’s more confident than some other American Pie Presents entries that feel unsure of their own tone. That said, it’s still missing what made the original American Pie films special. There’s very little emotional grounding here, no real sense of growth, and almost none of the warmth or sincerity that balanced the humour in the theatrical releases. This one is all antics, no heart. Fun in the moment, but disposable once it’s over. Overall, Beta House works as a party movie — entertaining, crude, and easy to watch — but it doesn’t try to recapture the soul of the originals, and because of that, it never quite rises above “good dumb fun.” 🍻 Pairing: A plastic cup of cheap beer at a frat party — enjoyable while it lasts, forgettable the next morning, and best taken with low expectations.

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