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The Swinging Cheerleaders

The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974) Full Cast & Crew

1974Movie"They gave their all for the team!"

Crew

L
Laurie Singer-Wolf
Assistant Editor
R
Robin Royce
Production Design
B
Beala Neel
Production Design
M
Morton Tubor
Editor
J
John Prizer
Producer
W
William Loose
Original Music Composer
D
Daisy Gerber
First Assistant Director
D
Daisy Gerber
Production Manager
T
Terry Kurnow
Costume Designer
G
Geno Havens
Casting Director
S
Shelley Von Strunckel
Assistant Makeup Artist
P
Pat Kehoe
Second Assistant Director
D
Dick Kendall
First Assistant Camera
A
A. David Marshall
Sound Effects
L
Leah Appet
Script Supervisor
B
Bob J. Human
Sound Effects
M
Milt Lustig
Music Editor
J
Jean Clark
Boom Operator
S
Shelley Von Strunckel
Wardrobe Assistant
D
David Kidd
Writer

The Cheerleaders Collection

These cheerleader films explore themes of school spirit through unusual methods, like in The Cheerleaders (1973), where cheerleaders weaken the opposing football team through sexual encounters. The Swinging Cheerleaders (1974) examines cheerleading's societal implications and perceptions as degrading to women, with a reporter joining a squad to expose this. Revenge of the Cheerleaders (1976) presents cheerleading with sexualized imagery, violence, and humor. The Great American Girl Robbery (1979) utilizes cheerleaders in crime-related storylines, involving a hijacked busload of cheerleaders kidnapped by terrorists. These films maintain coherence through recurring themes of spirit, energy, gender dynamics, and sexualization. Often portraying cheerleaders positively as energetic and virtuous, they depict moral righteousness and role models against injustices. Plots involve cheerleaders in mysterious scenarios, adding thrill and intrigue, with themes of pride, rivalry, and competition.