Sorority Girl (1957)

As anyone who's seen The Wasp Woman can testify, Hell hath no fury than a Susan Cabot scorned. In Sorority Girl, the formidable Ms. Cabot is cast as a wealthy misfit coed named Sabra Tanner. When she's turned down for membership in the college's most prestigious sorority, Sabra mutters dark imprecations and vows revenge. She gets it--and how!--before the ultra-moralistic finale, which producer/director Roger Corman "borrowed" from The Strange One. Corman perennial Dick Miller is a riot as a loquacious campus tavernkeeper. Sorority Girl was originally released on a double bill with Motorcycle Gang; it was remade for Showtime Cable as Confessions of a Sorority Girl (1994).