There is a hilarious commercial where a bunch of teens are looking for a place to hide so they decide to run into an open garage door where there is nothing but a bunch of chain saws hanging from the ceiling and the killer is lurking inside the garage in anticipation, and yet these dummies still run into the garage.
The above commercial's scene is what this Lifetime made for TV film reminded me of throughout. This innocent young girl named Cassie Talbot (Alexandra Beaton) joins the cheerleader team on her very first day of arriving on her college campus with her best friend and her life experience as a new cheerleader is so overwhelming when her team mate tells her that one of the alumni is very generous so she is going to take her out on the town (still on her very first day of arriving on campus) and get a complete re-do, hair, makeup and a whack of expensive clothing. What college would this ever happen at for a bloody cheerleader recruit?
The film just gets worse and worse as Cassie ignores all the warning signs of getting into prostitution by meeting middle aged men, and of course her mother is spiraling into financial stresses as her husband and Cassie's father is delinquent on his child support, spousal support, and his $20,000.00 cheque for Cassie's tuition bounced. So what's a young girl to do eh?
I think this storyline must have been written in less than a day, and filmed by the end of the same day, just as quickly as Cassie came on Campus and became a paid for virgin cheerleader escort.
Do not waste your time on this poorly written story line. Avoid it as Cassie should have avoided becoming a cheerleader escort. No brains, no story here.
I give it a 2 out of 10 IMDB rating.
