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Deadly Cheer Mom (2022)

High school cheerleading captain, Beth, has her world turned upside down when salacious videos of her smoking and drinking circulate around the school resulting in her being kicked off the squad. Beth insists the videos are fake, but nobody believes her. To get her life back on track, Beth must catch the culprit behind the videos and prove her innocence. As she delves into her own investigation, all signs point to the person she least suspected.
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High school cheerleading captain, Beth, has her world turned upside down when salacious videos of her smoking and drinking circulate around the school resulting in her being kicked off the squad. Beth insists the videos are fake, but nobody believes her. To get her life back on track, Beth must catch the culprit behind the videos and prove her innocence. As she delves into her own investigation, all signs point to the person she least suspected.

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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, TV Movie, Drama
Directed By:Doug Campbell
Written By:Lauren Balson Carter
In Theaters:3/25/2022
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:MarVista Entertainment, Robbins Entertainment

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