THE POM POM GIRLS is your typical high school sex comedy: a group of young, sex-mad students are after various girls on the cheerleading team, while at the same time determined to have a good time. Their hijinks include stealing public vehicles and generally causing a nuisance, much to the consternation of the authorities.
There's little to distinguish this from the usual Crown International Pictures fare: there's the requisite nudity, limited to a couple of exploitational stripping/dressing sequences; the lowbrow humour; the occasional familiar face (this time around it's Robert Carradine) to make it feel like a 'proper' film. But at the same time, it has the usual problems of a Crown picture, namely poor scripting, an almost entire absence of funny jokes, poor acting, and a general forgettable atmosphere. It's not one to waste your time with - unless you were there and you're looking for a nostalgia kick.
There's little to distinguish this from the usual Crown International Pictures fare: there's the requisite nudity, limited to a couple of exploitational stripping/dressing sequences; the lowbrow humour; the occasional familiar face (this time around it's Robert Carradine) to make it feel like a 'proper' film. But at the same time, it has the usual problems of a Crown picture, namely poor scripting, an almost entire absence of funny jokes, poor acting, and a general forgettable atmosphere. It's not one to waste your time with - unless you were there and you're looking for a nostalgia kick.