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Cheer Squad Sleepovers (2012)

In the name of team spirit Samantha Ryan seduces cheerleader Bree Daniels igniting uncontrollable passion. At the hotel the cheerleaders and their chaperones have their own way of loosening up after the competition. Hayden Hawkens and Hayden Winters are the only girls on the squad without boyfriends and become closer in more ways than one. By day they cheer the home team...By night they live their fantasies.
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In the name of team spirit Samantha Ryan seduces cheerleader Bree Daniels igniting uncontrollable passion. At the hotel the cheerleaders and their chaperones have their own way of loosening up after the competition. Hayden Hawkens and Hayden Winters are the only girls on the squad without boyfriends and become closer in more ways than one. By day they cheer the home team...By night they live their fantasies.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Directed By:Dan O'Connell
Written By:Dan O'Connell
In Theaters:3/16/2012
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Runtime:185 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films

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