Lee Hanlon, the smartest student at an elite military school called the Complex, is intrigued by the academy's Black Skulls brotherhood but finds himself thrust into the role of global savior when he discovers their devilish origin.
The least contemptible entry in the Brotherhood series, Complex, while not good, is at least watchable. It has a coherent plot, non-glacial pacing, and there's just enough skin and homoeroticism, filmed just well enough, that you might get some mild titillation out of it. For whatever reason, director David Decoteau actually made an effort this time.
If you intend to watch a Brotherhood movie, or more generally a David Decoteau product, make it this one.