With all the finesse of a bullhorn that sprays noise and blood, "All Cheerleaders Die" shows just how difficult it is to pump life into the shopworn teen horror-comedy genre.

Horror auteurs Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson remake their joint debut feature from 2001, with mixed results.

Like the reanimated corpse of a teen queen, this would-be cult movie looks the part, but has little going on inside.Channeling earlier high school horror...

Frontloaded with a surprising amount of plot, All Cheerleaders Die takes forever to get going, but it’s the filmmakers’ hypocrisy that really grates.

If Buzzfeed ever compile a list of the top 23 movies in which gangs of leggy high-school girls walk in slow motion down locker-lined corridors as slack-jawed du

Lucky McKee and Chris Sivertson's saga of ill-fated pom-pom girls who return from death to wreak vengeance will amuse if not wow jaded horror fans.