Three college cheerleaders (and after-school go-go dancers) use their martial arts skills to save their Sensei from mafia kidnappers, but must keep their extracurricular activities a secret ... Read allThree college cheerleaders (and after-school go-go dancers) use their martial arts skills to save their Sensei from mafia kidnappers, but must keep their extracurricular activities a secret to realize their Ivy League dreams at Brown.Three college cheerleaders (and after-school go-go dancers) use their martial arts skills to save their Sensei from mafia kidnappers, but must keep their extracurricular activities a secret to realize their Ivy League dreams at Brown.
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- (as Natasha Chang)
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- (as Curtis C.)
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These girls fight for justice, righting wrongs, selling Girl Scout cookies - that is, when they aren't stealing swords in the middle of the night, cheering at their junior college, and dancing at a strip club, where they never actually strip.
It's funny how a B-movie like this contains less action than it would if it were an A-movie. There is actually more acting in this movie than I expected, given all the background elements thrown in at random.
I think this movie was more fun to make than it is to watch, but it was fun for at least one viewing.
You are not likely to mistake it for a Kubrick movie, nor will you ponder whether Jet Li could have done better fights. I have however seen a lot of allegedly A-movies which are much worse than this.
So if you like the title, don't miss the movie!
And no, they are not naked. They are only very pretty, very sparsely dressed and move quite nicely.
The first thing that's off is just the title: Ninja Cheerleaders. It kind of sums it up. I got fooled by the ninja part. Almost everything in the film is tacky. Plot, writing, directing, lighting, fighting etc. A few of the older actors do deliver nicely, but they can't salvage this shipwreck of a film. The biggest disappointment is actually the poor quality of the fights, since I'm a huge fan of martial arts.
I'm thinking that the target audience for this film is young girls who need a strong role-model of a determined successful woman who doesn't need a man. Oh my god, did I really just write that? Another target group is probably teenage boys, who would be better off watching American pie, at least it has boobies in it.
P.S. I might ask the film makers what's up with the topless women between scene changes? Of very poor taste and utterly irrelevant...
Did you know
- TriviaRichard Davalos' final film appearance.
- GoofsThe cheerleaders are doing cheers on the basketball court within the field of play while the ball is in play.
- Quotes
Victor Lazzaro: You were in the war.
Hiroshi: Yes.
Victor Lazzaro: As was my father. Some glorious times.
Hiroshi: Only one who was never there would say so.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Silver Screen Cesspool: Ninja Cheerleaders (2024)
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- Runtime1 hour 21 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1