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In the Loop (2009) film posterComedy

In the Loop (2009)

British and American officials bumble toward Middle East war. The film depicts British and American officials maneuvering through diplomatic incompetence toward a Middle Eastern war that none of them actually want but none can prevent.

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The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974) film posterCheerleader

The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974)

Jack Hill's 1974 American exploitation film about a feminist journalism student who joins a college cheerleading squad to write an expose and finds genuin. The Swinging Cheerleaders is Jack Hill's 1974 American exploitation film depicting a feminist journalism student who…

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But I'm a Cheerleader (1999) film posterCheerleader

But I’m a Cheerleader (1999)

Natasha Lyonne plays Megan Bloomfield. Babbit's directorial debut applies bright pastel-color art-direction to substantially serious subject matter, with the conversion-therapy camp setting rendered as deliberately artificial space that signals the screenplay's satirical positioning throughout.

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Sugar & Spice (2001) film posterCheerleader

Sugar & Spice (2001)

Francine McDougall's 2001 American crime comedy about a high school cheerleading squad that robs banks to support their leader's pregnancy. Sugar & Spice is Francine McDougall's 2001 American crime comedy depicting a high school cheerleading squad whose lead member becomes…

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Jennifer's Body (2009) film posterCheerleader

Jennifer’s Body (2009)

Karyn Kusama's 2009 American horror comedy with screenplay by Diablo Cody about a high school cheerleader possessed by a demon who feeds on her male class. Jennifer's Body is Karyn Kusama's 2009 American horror comedy depicting a high school cheerleader…

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The Final Girls (2015) film posterCheerleader

The Final Girls (2015)

The Final Girls is Todd Strauss-Schulson's 2015 American meta-horror comedy depicting a grieving teenager and her friends pulled into the 1980s slasher film starring her dead mother where the cheerleader and counselor characters are stalked by a masked killer at…

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