Virgin Cheerleaders in Chains

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Most of the reviews for this film are good! Don't let the few bad reviews stop you from enjoying this unique film. Also, the film's choice of title is part of the humor related to the story of aspiring would be film makers. There's no real over the top nudity, sleaze or torture * here! This is a film for intelligent fans of horror who have seen more than enough predictable horror films looking for something just a little different. Beautifully shot with strong female leads that still delivers the horror! Has a pretty impressive cast, several of who have gone on to star in some pretty major projects. The main cast also includes legendary stuntman and actor Gary Kent, (stunt coordinator for films like "Bubba Ho-Tep etc"), who is the real life inspiration for the character portrayed by Brad Pitt in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood". Lot's of inside jokes related to the film industry, and for horror fans, things get pretty intense and bloody in the third act. It's a meta horror comedy film so things are not always as they appear, so watch the whole film! Highly recommended!

This film is built on a gimmick - the notion that the characters are making a terrible film and we, the audience, get to see the ensuing train wreck. However, the film itself becomes a train wreck, using tired jokes and uninspired writing. Every scene feels forced and there's no character to root for. The "bad guys" look like people who just grabbed some Halloween garb off the clearance rack and the "good guys" are supposed to be your goofy Scooby Doo mystery team types, but that cliché only works if the film were set in an era before people reviewed every location on the internet and before you could vet any person with the touch of a button. The worst part is, there's this smugness to all the writing that just makes it seem in every line of dialogue like the writer thought he was being the most clever guy who ever walked the planet. Hopefully he learned from this experience that a "so bad that it's good" film is usually fun because its creators worked extremely hard at something that INADVERTENTLY turned out extremely bad. They didn't make it bad ON PURPOSE. However, this film was made badly on purpose to try to cash in on that type. All the "so bad they're good" movies were never planned that way, and this film is no exception. It's just bad.

Strong story, characters and directing. Gave us a familiar topic but delivered in a way that was fresh and new. Play along and enjoy the ride that Virgin Cheerleaders in Chains takes you on. As a reviewer, I was very impressed with the care and attention Gary Gannaway put into making a genuine high quality horror film. It never feels like an Indie film and is that rare gem.

Entertaining movie with great script and good directing. If drives me crazy when people review a lower budget movie like it's a main stream film. Loved the movie and ending had me thinking. Highly recommended.

This was a decent movie, but often times seemed to wander without purpose. The worst part of the movie, for me, was Shane. His acting was atrocious, and at no point did he ever come across as authentic. And the subtitles, which i had turned on, were TERRIBLE.

Not an overly good thriller movie. It's watchable, actors are ok. Story hums along, but nothing special. I would give this higher marks, but as I was one of the financiers on this project, I am going low because they did not give me any credit in the film, not even a thanks - and I sure am not getting any money from any rentals or sales in any form. As I have given money for this film, the very least they could have done is keep my name in the credits when they were added - and they took it out for whatever reason - as well as my production company which was at one time listed because of the financing and marketing which we handled for this film. So, to the director, producer and anybody involved in the creation aside of me...I don't know what's going on in your head - but when somebody funds your film and they are not getting any kind of retrun on it - YOU BETTER GIVE THEM THE CREDITTHAT THEY DESERVE. My company and myself funded your movie and also promoted it - and you don't have the decency to give any thanks. You don't derve anything better than 1 star - regardless of how good it may be. I was listed back some time ago and then you deleted my name from the credits. NOT COOL. I hope future funders see this and then realize that they may be wasting their money and efforts on your projects - regardless of how good or bad it may be.

Saw this at the River Fest Film Festival after a long day of viewing long and short films. Out of the fifteen movies I saw that day, this one still sticks out to me. This movie doesn't take itself too seriously and the audience is let in on the fun. Too many horror movies leave out the humor and try to make you jump out of your seat. But this one was a nicely story within a story that left me happy that I saw it. It is a story about a group of people that are trying to write and film a horror movie. While on location, the movie becomes reality as members of the crew are picked off one at a time. Come for the movie making and stay for the slashing and hacking!

Given the title, I wasn't expecting much. The lighting was also a little too dark throughout. But overall an entertaining film with a good twist at the end.

A wanna-be horror script writer can not sell a script. He decides to make his own film with the title "Virgin Cheerleaders in Chains." They get a * to be in the film and use friends. One has a location and it turns out there are real slashers. I didn't think too much of the script. I did like the two lead females, Kelsey Pribilski and Elizabeth Maxwell. Woody Wilson Hall was also a keeper. They should have gutted the rest of the "actors" and reworked the script. Guide: Brief nudity.