Nova CarltonCINEMAS

"There are movies that attempt to grapple seriously with the nature of evil. And then there's SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS, which figured Satan would be considerably more entertaining surrounded by horny teenagers in short skirts. The girls of Benedict High are on their way to the first big football game of the season when their creepy janitor strands them in the middle of nowhere and delivers them to a Satanic cult looking for a virgin sacrifice. Unfortunately for the cult, finding a virgin among this particular group of cheerleaders proves more difficult than anticipated. Even more unfortunately, one of the girls appears to have a considerably closer relationship with the Prince of Darkness than anyone bargained for. Directed by exploitation maestro Greydon Clark (Without Warning, Joysticks), SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS is pure 1970s drive-in delirium - horny teenagers, black masses, demonic possession, Satanic sheriffs and a cast that's decidedly top heavy with old Hollywood stars, including John Ireland, Yvonne De Carlo and the seemingly contractually obligated John Carradine. Behind the camera you'll also find a young Dean Cundey, just a year before he'd help give Halloween its distinctive look. Made in just two weeks for $75,000, SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS is trashy, ridiculous and heaps of fun - exactly the kind of cinematic blasphemy that belongs at a Monster Fest going to Hell."