Followers

'Followers' centers on three friends aspiring to join an exclusive fraternity. As racial tensions rise, the dynamics of their friendship shift dramatically when one friend is rejected based on his race. The fraternity president tests the loyalty of the remaining two friends by forcing them to engage in dangerous hazing rituals targeting their African American companion.

With a runtime of 87 minutes, the film delves into the consequences of racism and the fragility of friendship. The narrative is inspired by real events, offering a raw perspective on the issues of loyalty and betrayal. The performances from Sam Trammell, Eddie Robinson, Mark Dobies, Jessica Prunell, and Willie C. Carpenter contribute to the film's intense atmosphere, making it a noteworthy entry in the drama genre from this era.