Critic Reviews

Any movie offering a Muzak version of the Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop"warrants an immediate and unqualified recommendation.

Amusingly subversive, thanks to sharp writing and direction, by Mandy Nelson and Francine McDougall, respectively.

If you're in the mood for a helping of lite cheesecake, you ought to find plenty of reason to shake your pom-poms.

It's is not a great high school movie like "Election," but it's alive and risky and saucy.

Fun in its raunchy unwieldiness.

Isn't as dark as ''Heathers'' or as witty as ''Clueless,'' but it's at least pointed in that direction.

Ragged but with an appealing comic edge, the movie is certainly funnier than most of the other comedies that studios have tried to keep from critics until opening day.

A cheerleader spoof that starts rousingly, but ends up nearly as shallow as its easy-target subjects.

Goofy and inconsequential, but pretty damned cute.

For every zinger, there are two flat jokes around the corner.