| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Nicholas D'Agosto | ... | ||
| Eric Christian Olsen | ... | ||
| Sarah Roemer | ... | ||
| Molly Sims | ... | ||
| Danneel Ackles | ... |
Bianca
(as Danneel Harris)
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| David Walton | ... | ||
| Adhir Kalyan | ... | ||
| AnnaLynne McCord | ... | ||
| Juliette Goglia | ... | ||
| Philip Baker Hall | ... | ||
| John Michael Higgins | ... | ||
| Smith Cho | ... | ||
| Margo Harshman | ... | ||
| Hayley Marie Norman | ... | ||
| Jake Sandvig | ... | ||
Two guys, Nick and Shawn decide a two week stint at a Cheerleaders' Camp is the perfect opportunity to score tons of meaningless romantic liaisons with lonely girls in tight-tops and short-short skirts. But their lusty plan to caress as many pom-poms as possible goes awry when one of the dudes fall in love. Written by JoaquĆn Valle
Kudos to the casting agents for this one -- it's fun and lively and moves along steadily to the predictable happy ending, but along the way the dialogue is snappy, witty, and oddly believable. Why so? Hard to believe, but it was the great chemistry of the two bromantic leads! They play off each other perfectly, and because they're sharply versed with each other, it's instantly believable that they're also sharply-witted with others. It's rare to have the sex-hungry jock teens be intelligent too (smart jocks? Who'd buy that?), yet it works! I bought it, I laughed (a lot!) and I never reached a point where I thought the lead characters had stepped to a point of groan-ness. So kudos to the casting, and the lead actors themselves -- should the chance happen again, I'd gladly see another comedy with these two -- they make a good 'bro' pair.