The Swinging Cheerleaders
Jack Hill tells us the story behind his fast and funky drive-in perennial, a sort-of follow-up to the 1973 hit The Cheerleaders. The fact that the trailer reuses the same cheerleading shot several times is an indication of how far the budget had to be stretched.
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About Jack Hill
Jack Hill began his career, like so many of his contemporaries, working for Roger Corman, then wrote and directed the cult classic Spider Baby, which introduced his favorite actor, Sid Haig. His The Big Doll House launched an entire genre of “Women in Prison” pix as well as Pam Grier, whom he later brought to stardom in Coffy and Foxy Brown. Other credits include The Big Bird Cage, Pit Stop, Swinging Cheerleaders and Switchblade Sisters. He is currently exec producing a series of remakes of some of his earlier horror films. See Jack Hill Presents.