I don't know what some of the commentators were watching. I saw something that felt like a teen-horror movie. I struggled to get past the first 30 minutes, but at least the last half picked up. It just didn't feel interesting, or "a realistic movie about possessed teenage cheerleaders"

Holy shit, what a wild ride. Who allowed you to be this funny? "All Cheerleaders Die" is a film that really manages to walk a fine line between trashy B-horror and a genuinely well-thought-out movie. It’s actually a remake of the directors’ earlier version from 2001, so you can tell they had the opportunity to refine things here and there. While some of the effects aren’t particularly impressive and the reliance on certain clichés does get a bit tiresome after a while, the film still gets so many things right. The blend of supernatural horror and dark humor works surprisingly well. I found myself smiling all the time, often unexpected. The writing relies on abstraction without losing its narrative power, keeping you entertained throughout. The actresses give performances that balance between satire and sincerity. I was genuinely surprised at how often the film caught me off guard with its twists. It keeps surprising you, and just when you think they did everything imaginable, it delivers a plot twist or another joke that is equally absurd but goes beyond what you think a film of this caliber can do. Having said that, not everyone is going to like this movie. It may not be your jam if you like horror comedies campy and perfectly blended, mixed with some absurdity. However, if you liked the vibes of Jennifer's Body or The Craft… then this one is definitely for you. It operated in the same ballpark of dark humor, supernatural absurdity, and high school soap opera themes, and it did so with an enigmatic edge that just makes the show irresistible. I for sure loved it and immediately bought the Blu-ray for another rewatch at some point. Also, I really hope there will be a sequel!

I’m honestly not sure to do with this movie. I watched it because I’ve heard people refer to it in so many conversations. I knew it had gay content but I didn’t know it was a horror flick (which I usually avoid). Caitlin Stasey is a stand out beauty, in a movie that was relying on the draw of sexy, beautiful girls, but there is a magnetism that draws our attention every time she is on camera. I won’t try to pretend I know where this fits in the horror genre but it seems to my novice viewing that it turns a stereotype for zombie protagonists on its head. And, it has to be the most unusual love story, which is the motivation for the whole plot. The ending teased a part two but was that a lost promise? (Surprisingly, I think I’d watch it.) I give this film a 7 (surprisingly engaging) out of 10. [Horror]

This film is the definition of garbage. I love shitty films, truly love them, but this was just a nonsensical, obnoxiously in your face garbage. It honestly breaks my heart to see so many people loving this pile of garbage.

Clearly not a masterpiece but I won't lie, I had so much fun watching it(especially the second half when the pacing picks up a bit). If you take it for what it is I think you'll enjoy it