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#1 Cheerleader Camp

#1 Cheerleader Camp 2010

Runtime

95 mins

Language

English

English

Directed by

Mark Quod

Mark Quod

Made by

The Asylum

The Asylum

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#1 Cheerleader Camp Plot Summary

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At Cheerleader Camp, Andy, a maintenance worker played by Seth Cassell, wakes up from dreams filled with bouncing cheerleaders and prepares for another busy day at the summer camp. Outside, the cheerleaders are already practicing intensely, showcasing their skills and dedication to winning the upcoming competition. Among the staff, Michael, portrayed by Jay Gillespie, a new maintenance worker, struggles to find his place. He approaches Andy with paperwork, only to be shushed as they witness an impressive cheerleader flip performed without panties, highlighting the camp’s provocative atmosphere.

Later, Andy takes Michael to his cabin, where a humorous and chaotic scene unfolds. They pass by Trey, the camp’s head of maintenance practicing jiu jitsu, and Andy begins sharing his perceptions about the camp’s atmosphere — suggesting that since the women are without their boyfriends, they’re more easily attracted, and that all the male staff besides himself are gay. Andy quickly concludes that Michael might also be gay, which Michael firmly denies.

As they part ways, Shawn, a camp personality, attempts to flirt with Michael, recognizing him from YouTube as “the choker.” Andy dismisses this as just a part of camp slang. Andy, who admits he’s on a diet, excitedly shows Michael his disheveled cabin, boasting about his porn collection and Fleshlight, and explaining that masturbation helps him shed weight. Feeling uncomfortable, Michael leaves to find a different place to stay.

Outside, Michael accidentally bumps into a mascot dressed as a beaver, knocking her down and revealing her blonde hair beneath the costume. This leads to a brief, awkward encounter with a girl named Sophie, played by [Erica Duke], who is friendly but hints at her awareness of Michael’s past as a gymnast. The mascot, Sophie, is hurried away by her cheerleader teammates.

That evening, during an orientation meeting, Miss Simmons (Deanna Rashell), the camp counselor, informs the girls that the winner of the cheerleading contest will earn a partial college scholarship. She introduces the famous Charlene Tilton as a celebrity judge and alumni. However, Tilton, who speaks candidly about her own career struggles, is visibly annoyed and seeks comfort with a drink in her room.

The next day, Michael spots a mascot among the cheerleaders again. Andy tries convincing Michael that the mascot is giving him signals, but Michael assumes it’s the same girl he met earlier. Later, in a cabin, the mascot secretly leads Michael behind the scenes, exposing himself and trying to get intimate — only to be interrupted when Shawn and other cheerleaders discover him, leading to confusion and embarrassment.

Back at the camp, Michael and Andy discuss their goals. Andy boasts about wanting to have sex with two girls simultaneously, comparing masturbation methods humorously, while Michael prefers just winning one girl. Their conversation is interrupted by Trey, who a lesbian cheerleader, Felice, and others overhear discussing their routines and the upcoming competition.

The cheerleading squads, the Beavers and the Cheetahs, are preparing for the contest, with the Beavers practicing under the new leadership of Trey, who introduces a more disciplined approach. Meanwhile, the Cheetahs devise plans to disrupt the Beavers by recruiting dancers from a strip club, the Platinum Gentlemen’s Club, to participate in the upcoming competition.

In the club, Andy and Michael sneak in and are approached by dancers who think they have unusual fetishes, but Michael explains the importance of the cheerleading contest and scholarships. They’re soon ejected by the bouncer after an awkward encounter, ending up outside in their clothes and dignity shaken but fascinated by the performers.

At the camp’s pool, Michael attempts to swim in secrecy but is spotted by Shawn, who mistakenly assumes Michael is involved in a secret gay rendezvous. This leads to a comic misunderstanding, especially when Sophie arrives and sees Shawn eating coleslaw off Michael’s leg, believing the two are a couple.

As Sophie and Michael bond, Charlene Tilton appears outside Sophie’s cabin and offers no serious advice on quitting, instead revealing her own motivations — mainly the large appearance fee. When Sophie considers leaving for good, Tilton surprises her by offering a ride back to camp, leading to a reconciliation with the dancers returning to the squad.

Meanwhile, Andy entices Miss Simmons with flirtatious advances and explicit suggestions, which backfires when she reveals her mother is also dressed provocatively, culminating in a humorous scene involving Andy being tied up and mistaken for enjoying a BDSM scenario. Once freed, Andy heads off to celebrate his victory in the bet he had with Michael, who is nervous about performing but agrees to join the cheer squad.

As the competition day approaches, many team members, including Michael, are absent due to various misadventures. Brittney, a cheerleader from the Cheetahs, falsely claims she had sex with Michael to cover for his absence, causing panic among the Beavers. Nonetheless, under the leadership of Sophie and Michael, the team prepares to perform despite setbacks.

On the day of the 12th Annual Regional Cheerleading Championship, much tension and anticipation fill the air. The judges, including some familiar faces, watch as the teams compete. The Cheetahs impress the judges with their routine, but the Beavers, led by Sophie and a surprisingly strong Michael, deliver a dynamic performance that combines talent and sex appeal.

In the end, the Beavers are declared champions, winning the trophy and a blue ribbon. The celebration is lively, and surprises unfold — including the revelation that Michael left camp to pursue a scholarship after Brittney demonstrates her falsified claim. With the competition won, Sophie and Michael share a heartfelt moment, culminating in a promised kiss as they lock eyes in a cozy cabin scene. As the mascots from both squads walk off into the sunset, the movie ends on a humorous and hopeful note, with everyone having learned more about themselves and each other in this outrageous summer camp adventure.

#1 Cheerleader Camp Timeline

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Camp Practice Begins

The cheerleader camp's practice drills kick off with Andy and Michael observing cheerleaders in earnest training. Michael is new and fumbles with paperwork, while Andy explains the camp's environment, including the players' relationships and dynamics. The camp atmosphere is lively, setting the stage for the upcoming events.

Camp Grounds

Introduction of Michael and Andy

Michael Coker, a new maintenance worker, is introduced as he reports to his first day at camp and encounters Andy, who is preparing for the summer. They are soon joined by Trey, the maintenance team head, who is practicing jiu jitsu. Andy discusses the camp's environment, humorously commenting on the camp's romantic and sexual tensions.

Camp Grounds

Camp Meeting and Contest Announcements

During a group meeting, Miss Simmons announces that the winners of the cheerleading competition will receive college scholarships. Charlene Tilton is introduced as a celebrity guest judge, and her career is discussed, leading to her leaving for a drink after her introduction. Tensions about the upcoming contest are set.

Camp Meeting Area

Mascot Encounter and Private Moments

Michael encounters Sophie, a cheerleader, and a mascot dressed as a beaver. The mascot leads Michael to a cabin where intimate gestures hint at a sexual connection, but they are interrupted when others arrive. The scene highlights the camp's playful and provocative atmosphere.

Cabin Near Practice Grounds

Discussions and Bet about Sex

In the camp kitchen, Andy and Michael discuss Andy’s plan to have sex with two girls simultaneously, comparing masturbation to reaching a watermelon. Andy shares his personal watermelon as a symbol, setting a humorous but charged tone for their summer ambitions. Trey overhears and wants to join the bet.

Camp Kitchen

Cheerleader Practice and Rivalries

The Beaver cheerleading squad practices intensely, catching the attention of the rival Cheetahs and their European cheerleader. Meanwhile, Andy observes the Cheetahs showering and begins masturbating, leading to a confrontation with Michael at the showers, which results in Michael being scolded and expelled.

Camp Practice Grounds and Showers

Absence and Return of Key Players

Trey leaves for a kickboxing competition, causing concern for the cheer squad’s chances. The squad faces setbacks due to missing team members, which frustrates Sophie. Meanwhile, Andy and Michael visit a gentlemen’s club to find more cheerleaders and are caught sneaking inside, leading to a humiliating exit.

Gymnastics Equipment Area and Club

Entries and Romantic Tensions

Sophie and Michael share an awkward goodbye, but Michael unexpectedly kisses Sophie. That night, romantic and sexual tensions grow as Sophie tries to distance herself from Trey, and Andy's repeatedly escalating masturbation activities reveal his obsession. Meanwhile, Trey invites Sophie to Las Vegas, adding to the complex relationships.

Camp and Cabins

Michael’s Departure and Competition Day

News spreads that Michael has left camp to pursue a scholarship, causing disappointment. Despite the setback, Sophie encourages her team to perform, and Michael rushes back just in time to join the cheer routine. He impresses everyone with a perfect tumbling run, bolstering their chances in the competition.

Camp Field and Performance Stage

Cheerleading Competition and Victory

The cheerleading contest begins, with teams performing in front of judges. The Squirrels finish third, the Cheetahs second, and finally, the Beavers win first place, thanks to their dynamic routine, Michael’s tumbling, and some provocative performances by the cheerleaders. The victory sparks celebration among the team.

Camp Performance Stage

Post-Competition Revelations and Ending

Sophie and Michael celebrate their win with a private moment, sealing their connection. Meanwhile, other camp stories wrap up as characters leave or reconcile, with some returning to their former lives, including the dancers returning to their club work. The film concludes with a lighthearted, suggestive scene of the mascots walking into the sunset.

Camp Grounds and Sunset

#1 Cheerleader Camp Characters

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Andy (Seth Cassell)

Andy is a maintenance worker at the cheerleader camp, characterized by his humor, confidence, and sexual appetite. He often seeks easy pleasure and is notably candid about his desires, providing comic relief through his risqué antics and carefree attitude.

🤪 Comedic 🎭 Flamboyant 🍑 Flirtatious

Michael (Jay Gillespie)

Michael is a gymnast and one of the maintenance staff, portrayed as anxious and insecure, especially about his sexuality and performance. Throughout the film, he struggles with self-doubt but shows moments of courage and leadership, earning admiration from others.

🧗‍♂️ Athletic 🙈 Shy 🧠 Insecure

Sophie (Erica Duke)

Sophie is a supportive and ambitious cheerleader who aims to lead her team to victory. She is caring, determined, and somewhat romantic, showing vulnerability yet resilience against challenges and social pressures.

🎀 Leader 💖 Caring 💪 Determined

#1 Cheerleader Camp Settings

Learn where and when #1 Cheerleader Camp (2010) takes place. Explore the film’s settings, era, and how they shape the narrative.


Time period

Late 20th century

The movie takes place during the summer at the cheerleader camp, reflective of a late 20th-century setting. The era is characterized by casual fashion, specific slang, and societal views on sexuality, youth, and competition. This period emphasizes traditional summer camp activities mixed with risqué humor typical of its time.

Location

Cheerleader Camp, Platinum Gentlemen's Club

The primary setting is a cheerleader camp, a summer training ground for young cheerleaders competing for scholarships. The camp features various practice areas, gyms, and dormitories, creating a lively and competitive environment. The Platinum Gentlemen's Club adds a contrasting nightlife scene, known for its adult entertainment and dancers, providing a backdrop for the characters' more risqué adventures.

🎪 Camp 🍸 Nightlife 🏋️‍♂️ Gym 🎭 Entertainment

#1 Cheerleader Camp Themes

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🎭

Discipline

The film explores themes of discipline through the cheerleading routines, training methods, and the characters' efforts to overcome personal fears. Trey’s martial arts discipline and Sophie’s leadership exemplify the importance of focus and dedication in achieving success.

🔥

Desire

Desire permeates the story, from romantic pursuits to sexual humor. Characters often grapple with their attractions and sexual frustrations, highlighting the theme of longing for acceptance, love, and physical intimacy.

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Humor and Chaos

The movie emphasizes slapstick and risqué humor, showcasing chaotic and absurd situations that underline the comedic nature of adolescent angst, peer pressure, and rebellious antics.

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#1 Cheerleader Camp Spoiler-Free Summary

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In the sun‑drenched world of a summer cheerleading camp, a pair of college friends land maintenance jobs that quickly turn into a lesson in low‑brow hilarity. The camp itself throbs with bright pom‑poms, relentless choreography, and an undercurrent of playful provocation that makes every practice feel like a performance for more than just judges. It’s a place where the line between athletic ambition and carefree summer mischief is delightfully blurred, setting the stage for a comedy that leans into the absurd as much as the alluring.

Andy is a seasoned employee who knows every hidden hallway, every misplaced costume, and the unofficial “rules” that keep the camp’s more… spirited side humming. His fast‑talking confidence and off‑kilter humor mask a deeper curiosity about the campers’ world. When Michael arrives as the new recruit, his nervousness and earnest desire to fit in clash with Andy’s laissez‑faire attitude, creating a chemistry that drives much of the film’s witty banter. Together they navigate a cast of colorful staff and cheerleaders, each adding a layer of eccentricity to the camp’s already chaotic rhythm.

Among the staff, Miss Simmons serves as the earnest counselor trying to keep the program’s competitive edge sharp, while also managing the camp’s more flamboyant personalities. The presence of a charismatic mascot, Sophie—who slips in and out of costume—adds a mischievous twist to everyday interactions. Even a cameo by the legendary Charlene Tilton as a celebrated alumnus hints at the camp’s storied past and the weight of its expectations.

The tone remains consistently breezy and risqué, balancing raunchy jokes with a genuine affection for the spirited world of cheerleading. As the summer unfolds, the characters’ clashing ambitions, hidden insecurities, and ever‑present desire for fun promise a lively, laugh‑filled ride through a place where every chant, tumble, and whispered secret feels larger than life.

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