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Katrina Smith is the captain of the Lionesses cheerleading squad, with her "queen bee" personality quickly established early in the film when she talks her science teacher into allowing her to have one of her friends as her partner in an assignment. She encounters the main protagonist Ava Scott when she tries out for the squad, and makes a charming impression towards Ava's mother (and former cheerleader), Candice Scott, during her visit to Ava's home.

2. Savannah Lee May (Ava): Savannah Lee May stars as Ava, a high school cheerleader who discovers a dark secret within her squad. Her exceptional talent and dedication make her character relatable and inspiring.

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3. Alexandria DeBerry (Emily): Alexandria DeBerry takes on the role of Emily, a cheerleader who is torn between loyalty and exposing the truth. Her performance adds depth and complexity to the storyline.

7. Sydney Malakeh Knight (Janelle): Sydney Malakeh Knight takes on the role of Janelle, a cheerleader who plays a significant part in uncovering the secret. Her character adds suspense and mystery to the plot.

8. Can anyone relate to the characters in the movie, even if they are not cheerleaders?

Definitely! The film explores universal themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the importance of authenticity, making it relatable to a wide audience.

Yes, shortly before Hayden Panettiere played a cheerleader with super-powers on Heroes, she played a cheerleader in a direct-to-video sequel to Bring it On. The uniform is even the same color scheme!

The Secret Lives of Cheerleaders is a 2019 Lifetime Movie of the Week Teen Drama Thriller, written by Anna White and directed by Peter Sullivan. It was part of the network's Cheer! Rally! Kill! event, with five original cheerleader-themed thrillers.

"The Secret Lives of Cheerleaders" is about initiation rites. On the surface, the rites are those abhorrent practices of hazing of the members of the Roosevelt High School cheerleading squad. But on a deeper level, the rites of passage pertain to a movement from adolescence to adulthood for Miss Ava Scott.

Ava has transferred to Roosevelt after a painful experience of loss at the death of her father. Ava began to use Adderall, and she landed herself in a program for troubled teens. Ava's caring mother Candace tries to be supportive. But Candace also does not listen thoughtfully to her daughter or honor her with much trust.

Ava' great adversary in the film is Katrina Smith, the head of the cheerleading team and the darling of Coach Sinclair. Katrina lords it over the other team members and conducts late-night initiation ceremonies that are blatant examples of hazing. No one will stand up to Katrina because cheerleading appears to be so much a part of the lifeblood of the school.

The filmmakers were successful in developing the conflict between Ava and Katrina. When Ava begins to realize that she is becoming like the superficial Katrina, she takes action to define her own identity. The team nickname for the cheerleaders is the Lionesses, and Ava begins as a cub. But by the end of the film, she has emerged as a lion in her own eyes to become the genuine pride of Roosevelt High.

Every cheerleader movie I've watched so far has this set-up: trouble young girl with daddy issues moves to a new school, decides to be a cheerleader despite never doing it before yet because she's a dancer, she's amazing at it, then someone who should be her new best friend screws her life up and someone either dies or comes real close to it. Resolve and credits.

This is coming from the guy who has watched 542 slashers.

Ava lost her dad, got into trouble - she did Adderall! - and then went to a new school and her mom Denise Richards is convinced that she's going to go back to being a bad girl. Homecoming queen and cheer captain Katrina doesn't want any new girl getting in her way and she has an arsenal of evil tricks and initiations to take out our heroine.

Director Peter Sullivan's IMDB page goes between horror, Lifetime movies and Christmas films, which is pretty much the only movies that make money. This one is decent, but I was really hoping for even more insanity. Then again, the majority of my watching is devoted to giallo and regional films, so I'm pretty desensitized.

I liked this movie for being realistic and showing so common stuff around us, happening in our real lives like girls, makeup, school, hot guys, ego, pride, conflicts, law, parenting... Probably most of us have some association of our life events vs events in this movie. Also good topic: evil, justice, fixing problems especially relationship ones. But nothing special. Too much talk, walk, and mainstream usual things we can even see without a movie. Also not extreme like some other lifetime movies where there is stabbing, killing, overdose, and other more serious and scary crimes.

Though it looks glamorous, the life of a professional cheerleader for the NFL or NBA is often demanding, dangerous and demeaning. Holly Baxter reports on the experiences of the lowest-paid people on the field

Although a high school team is very different to a professional NFL or NBA squad, there were still stringent rules in place about appearance: nail polish and jewelry was banned, and hair had to be pulled back into a specific style. Every cheerleader had to wear black socks and matching shoes, and in the colder months, they had to wear warmup jackets over their uniforms that also had to be paid for out of pockets. The jackets were expensive, so they were encouraged to fundraise to cover the cost.

Savannah stars as Ava, an incoming transfer student, who reluctantly tries out for the cheerleading team at the insistence of her overly-ambitious mother, Candice. Katrina, the head cheerleader and most popular girl in school, unexpectedly cozies up to Ava who makes the squad and instantly becomes high school royalty. As she transitions into her new life, Ava discovers becoming part of the squad comes at a price.

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When transfer student Ava reluctantly decides to try out for the school cheerleading team at the insistence of her mother, Candice, head cheerleader & popular girl Katrina unexpectedly cozies up to Ava who makes the squad and instantly becomes high school royalty.

Naturally-gifted cheerleader Ava is an instant hit at her new school, but her quick rise in popularity is threatened by the rivalry of cheer captain and Homecoming Queen Katrina, who puts Ava and the other new recruits through a brutal initiation process, leaving Ava to face consequences both at school and at home.

A pretty and talented cheerleader, Ava, finds herself embroiled in a petty feud with a more popular and ruthless fellow cheerleader who wants nobody else stealing her spotlight.The Secret Lives of Cheerleaders featuring Denise Richards and Savannah May is not currently available to stream, rent, or buy in the UK but you can add it to your want to see list for updates in the UK. It's a drama and thriller film with a less than average IMDb audience rating of 5.2 (483 votes).

Ava (Savannah May, Knight Squad), an incoming transfer student, reluctantly tries out for the cheerleading team at the insistence of her overly-ambitious mother, Candice (Denise Richards, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills). Katrina (Allie DeBerry, A.N.T Farm), the head cheerleader and most popular girl in school, unexpectedly cozies up to Ava who makes the squad and instantly becomes high school royalty. As she transitions into her new life, Ava discovers becoming part of the squad comes at a price.The Secret Lives of Cheerleadersis produced by HYBRID. Additionally, Peter Sullivan serves as the director and Anna White serves as the writer. 9af72c28ce