The Cheerleaders Collection

The Cheerleaders Collection comprises two films released between 1973 and 1976. These movies explore themes of school spirit through unconventional narratives. Examples include The Cheerleaders (1973), which depicts cheerleaders using their influence to undermine a rival football team, and Revenge of the Cheerleaders (1976), which presents a more sensationalized take on the activity involving elements of violence and humor. Across the collection, a recurring focus is placed on spirit, energy, gender dynamics, and sexualization within the context of cheerleading. The films often portray cheerleaders as figures of moral righteousness and role models who champion justice in mysterious scenarios involving pride, rivalry, and competition. The two films in the collection have a total runtime of 169 minutes. The Cheerleaders Collection spans a period of four years, with a combined budget and revenue of zero. The films' narratives frequently place cheerleaders in intriguing situations, adding elements of thrill and intrigue to stories centered around these traditionally positive figures.