HotSnake's Rating:

Starring: Erica Boyer, Jennifer Noxt, Blondi Bee, Candi Evans, Bunny Bleu, Peter North, Scott Irish, Tom Byron. Erica Boyer fit the role of an older-than-the-rest Chearleading Coach at the Academy; she difinitely looked older than the rest and, quite frankly, didn't appeal to me all that much. The rest of the cast was playing late teen-aged or early 20's (there's no specification on whether this is an academy for a high school or college cheerleaders--who cares anyway?) enrollees at this academy, and their firm bodies fit the roles quite nicely.

the lighting and camera angles were all quite good, with nice close-up that didn't quite get gynecological, and several good trade-offs between action occuring between different couples in different rooms.

This is a great film, particularly for those of us how have ever lusted after the cheerleaders, pom pom babes, or pep girls in high school or college. Seeing these tight young ladies do the real screwing we've only dreamed of is second only to participating!

This is a hot wall-to-wall piece. I tend toward movies (Mainstream and Adult) which have deeper plots and better stories (Like "The Chameleon" and many of the classic stuff filmed in the early 80's) but the title should not make the viewer immediately aware that this is not such a movie. Having no lofty expectations, I was not surprised. Instead I sat back and enjoyed the parade of perfect cheerleader-ish bodies in action. The opening sappho was blisteringly hot, showing the best of Jennifer Noxt. Fortunately, that encounter didn't dwell too much on Erica Boyer but focussed primarily on Jennifer's tight body. Both Jennifer Noxt and Candi Evans were fantastic in their first two scenes (The Boyer/Noxt/Byron 3-way at the end had some poor camera angles; Candie didn't go a 3rd scene) and Bunny was her usual airheaded-but-incredibly-erotic self in her two scenes. Blondi Bee and her partner were quite good, too but the encounter seemed to lack a bit of heat for some reason.

No offense to ehr fans, but Erica Boyer just doesn't look like a cheerleader or an ex-cheerleader and her body just wasn't very firm. She did well enough in her scenes, but I think someone else should have been chosen for the part. And (of course it's not_her_fault; she was just working from the script) her poetry at the end of the movie was really pathetic!

I'd still give this about a 7. Going into the movie with proper expectations helped a lot, and the fantastic bodies of the "cheerleaders" sealed the deal. The only drawback (and even then, it's forgive-able) was Erica Boyer being not-quite-right for this movie.

Posted By HotSnake, www.excaliburfilms.com | 10/12/06 1:58 PM