Cheerleader Camp [aka Bloody Pom Poms] (1987) Directed by John Quinn. Stars Betsy Russell, Leif Garrett, Travis McKenna, Lucinda Dickey, Lorie Griffin, and Teri Weigel
Five words or less review: Leif Garrett actually raps. Ishityounot.
Cheerleader Camp [aka Bloody Pom Poms] (1987) Directed by John Quinn. Stars Betsy Russell, Leif Garrett, Travis McKenna, Lucinda Dickey, Lorie Griffin, and Teri Weigel
Five words or less review: Leif Garrett actually raps. Ishityounot.
I think Leif and Vanilla Ice should tour together. Ever hear his metal version of Ice Ice Baby? It’s sublime in its badness!
TW: Action, as in let’s see some!
Teri Weigel the porn star?
That’s an interesting entry in her film catalogue. But on the other hand, I guess it doesn’t look too out of place alongside Dropping Loads 2
“Ishityounot” is actually two words.
Correction: Should read Droppin’ Loads 2. I forgot that in addition to loads, they dropped the ‘g.’
Must have been due to his grief after breaking up with Nicolette Sheridan.
Is that the only scary part or were you cringing at Teri Weigel’s acting too?
Gratuitous Wikipedia entry: Teri Weigel
asw: all = as in she was all nude.
Gee, I mean – how much acting is required for a part in Droppin’ Loads 2? I would think showing up breathing and with a body temp in the 98 degree range would be pretty much it as far as job requirements go…
SB: million
I got a … of ‘em
Are you kidding? Those women have to act like they’re all aroused and stuff by, basically, a pie fight from a Marx Brothers movie.
Don’t forget Teri’s fine work on Married With Children. A frequent customer of Al’s at the shoestore.
Dave Munger: Marx Brothers movies didn’t have pie fights…
Sorry, Jeff. Can’t hold a candle to this movie.
TW: Under, as in just under “Gymkata” in my favorite 1980s crappy movie list
Which makes the getting-aroused thing just that much more of a challenge.
Lucinda Dickey: that’s like, the end that’s not attached, right?
I know, I know, I’m sorry.
Gymkata! Man, was that or was that not one of the most bizarre productions ever: the extended scenes in the “lunatic village;” the magnificent deadpan seriousness that everyone brought to their roles; the beautiful implausibility of the plot; how it never ended up on MST3K is beyond me.