All Cheerleaders Die
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Once school resumes Mäddy decides that she will try out for the cheerleading team and manages to impress the entire team with her acrobatic skills. After being accepted, Mäddy notes that Tracy (Brooke Butler) has begun dating Terry (Tom Williamson), a star football player who had been dating Alexis prior to her death. She begins to get along with the other cheerleaders, the overly religious and prissy Martha (Reanin Johannink) and her shy sister Hanna (Amanda Grace Cooper), who serves as the cheerleading mascot. This provokes Mäddy's ex-girlfriend Leena (Sianoa Smit-McPhee), who can't understand why Mäddy would want to hang out with the cheerleaders. Unbeknownst to everyone else, Mäddy has actually joined the cheerleading squad to take revenge on Terry for as yet unspecified reasons.
Mäddy begins taking her revenge by convincing Tracy that Terry had cheated on her during the summer and even manages to successfully seduce her at a group gathering of cheerleaders and football players. This greatly hurts Leena (who had been watching the gathering from afar) and angers Terry, who starts a fight, and bans the \"dogs\" (football players) from dating the \"bitches\" (cheerleaders).
He then punches Tracy in a fit of anger. The cheerleaders all try to escape the raging football players, only for Terry to cause an accident that claims the lives of all of the cheerleaders. Horrified at what she's seen, Leena manages to revive all of the dead cheerleaders using Wicca magic and magic stones. The following day the girls are all disoriented and scared, especially Martha and Hanna, as they have also somehow swapped bodies.
None of them recollect exactly what happened until Leena reveals to them what occurred the night before. They're also very hungry, which prompts them to attack one of Leena's neighbors and suck out all of his blood. The girls then go to school, where the football players all watch them with disbelief, as they'd thought them all dead. During the day the cheerleaders pick off the football players one by one, either out of hunger or, in the case of Martha, out of anger when she realizes that her sister slept with her boyfriend, Manny (Leigh Parker), using her body.
A group of high school football players gets into an argument with their cheerleader girlfriends over the difficulty of their respective sports. The cheerleaders insist that forming a human pyramid is difficult, while the players insist that their boot camp is more strenuous. As a result, the players decide to set up a camping weekend with the idea of putting the girls through football training. This turns out to be a bad idea, as one of the cheerleaders ends up beating one of the footballers in a scrimmage game, who then ends up severely beating her. The girls try to escape, only to fall off a cliff and die. Panicked, the players assume that the girls are either dead or dying, and run off in the hopes that nobody will discover what has happened. Unbeknownst to them, one of the girls has survived and later returns at a high-school reunion to seek revenge. She summons the zombified remains of her dead friends, and one by one, picks off the football players.
After a confrontation with the football team, Maddy enlists her fellow cheerleaders in a mission to take down the football captain. Their path to victory is sexy, bloody, funny and ghoulishly subversive.
This movie tells the story of Mäddy (Caitlin Stasey #oneofus). Her best friend dies in a freak cheerleading accident, and Mäddy (who is the counter-culture artsy lesbian) shocks everyone by joining the cheerleading squad. We soon learn that she is infiltrating the cheerleaders to get revenge on the captain of the football team. A whole lot of things happen, the cheerleaders die, are resurrected by Mäddy's ex-girlfriend, and chaos and murder ensue. Any attempt to explain further will only make it more confusing.
It also seems like her fellow cheerleaders were unphased by her confession. Admittedly there was a lot of other stuff happening, and then they all died and undied, but no one abandoned Tracy in her time of need.
The undead. OK, so no spoilers because it's the title: The cheerleaders die. However, they do wake up and realize they have various problems: Tracy's really hungry and doesn't have any issues with going out to eat in a state of undress, and Martha and Hanna wind up in each other's bodies.
A quartet of cheerleaders die in a car wreck and are brought back to life by a witch in love with one of the them. It is a hokey set-up that turns into a surprisingly enjoyable guilty pleasure. Filmmakers Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson have created an unpredictable horror film with a necessary dose of comedy given the story, employing a tasteful selection of campy fun and high school commentary for the jaded genre fan. All Cheerleaders Die will not change your life but its satirical edge and fun energy makes it a must-see for horror watchers.
High school life has always provided an excellent backdrop for teen horror. It has been a genre staple for years. Outsider Maddy (Caitlin Stasey) holds a grudge against the cheerleaders after her friend and last captain of the squad dies in an accident, so the rebellious teen plans to make the cheerleading squad and destroy them from within. The squad is connected at the hip with a group of jocks from the football team, led by the menacing Terry (Tom Williamson). All Cheerleaders Die appropriately milks the angst and turmoil of the complex social relationships found within a teen group at the very top of the high school social pyramid.
When it comes to the ample challenge of squeezing out profit from an indie film, current dogma would have it that titles closer to the start of the alphabet do better on digital VOD platforms. Therefore you'd be forgiven for believing a film with a VOD-tastic title like All Cheerleaders Die might be playing up to the digital crowd. Indeed a movie filled with scantily clad cheerleaders, pot-smoking high schoolers, and all sorts of supernatural horror has plenty to offer those casually browsing for fun-filled flicks. While it can be accused of throwing everything but the kitchen sink at you, the movie earns points for going for it. It's silly and it's schlocky, but ultimately All Cheerleaders Die is a true crowd pleaser.In fact, the title All Cheerleaders Die goes back to long before the VOD marketplace dictated an #ABC-or-bust approach to film titling. Dating back to 2001, an original short film of the same name was the directorial debut of two promising directors: Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson. Though they directed the short as a team, each director went on to spend the next decade directing their own features (most notably McKee's The Woman and Sivertson's I Know Who Killed Me). Now with four solo features apiece, the duo has reformed to finally realize the long form version of the idea that got them started.As basic ideas go, it's really quite simple. The students of Hardbody High (it's not called that) are mourning the tragic death of the captain of the cheerleading squad, Lexi (Felisha Cooper). Everyone, that is, except the new captain Tracy (Brooke Butler) who is already dating the star football player and dead cheerleader's former boyfriend, Terry (Tom Williamson). Enter our hero Maddy (Caitlin Stasey) who is slightly alternative (meaning slightly dark eye shadow) -- but not nearly as alternative as her weird neighbor Leena (Sianoa Smit-McPhee, who wears extra dark eye shadow). Maddy cooks up a plan to get back at Tracy and Terry by joining the cheerleading squad, befriending Tracy, and forcing Terry and her apart through lies and cunnilingus.Things mostly go as planned except the small issue that Maddy and Tracy and some other friends all die.This allows the fun to really start as the heartbroken Leena calls on mysterious powers of the occult to bring her friend (and the other girls) back from beyond the grave. But in order for the girls to stay among the land of the living, they need a steady diet of human life force. Watch out Hardbody High, these girls have a serious eating disorder. If this all sounds pretty ridiculous, it is. McKee and Sivertson strike a tenuous balance between playing it straight and outright slapstick. Mostly it works, though numerous scenes have healthy eye-roll potential until you remember it's supposed to be kind of stupid. Unfortunately, a couple jokes take it a bit too far, relying on gags that are downright wrong by today's politically correct standards. But it's mostly all fun and games and nothing is offensive enough to go out picketing the release of the film.If the rise of the VHS tape in the 1980s ushered in an era of schlocky teen fluff, perhaps the VOD era is on track to do the same. Something feels comfortably familiar about All Cheerleaders Die to those ridiculous but fun genre movies of that era. It's hard to see this blowing up in the cinemas, but when you're lounging on your couch, looking for a little mindless enjoyment, you won't even have to get halfway through the \"As\" to stumble onto something that is at least worth a click.All Cheerleaders Die had its world premiere as the opening night film of the Toronto International Film Festival's 2013 Midnight Madness sidebar.
Parents need to know that All Cheerleaders Die is a horror-comedy involving cheerleaders, football players, and zombies. Some have called it a satire, but that's up for debate. For a so-called comedy, the violence can be brutal and includes football players punching cheerleaders in the face, beating them up, and a suggestion of rape. There's also a good deal of killing, blood, and gore. A topless teen girl has sex with a teen boy. Two teen girls kiss and have (off screen) sex, and there's plenty of sexual innuendo and sexy situations. Language is very strong, with frequent use of \"bitch,\" plus \"f--k,\" \"s--t,\" and \"p---y.\" One teen is a pot dealer and smokes pot with other teens, both onscreen and off. Teens also drink beer and other alcohol. Teen horror hounds will no doubt be drawn to the movie with its promise of humor, gore, and sexy cheerleaders, but it's extremely iffy both in terms of quality and messages. 59ce067264
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