Girlfriends Films Streets 'Cheer Squad Sleepovers 20'

Girlfriends Films Streets 'Cheer Squad Sleepovers 20'

VALENCIA, Calif. — Girlfriends Films has announced the release of "Cheer Squad Sleepovers 20," which is now available on DVD at the Girlfriends Films Distribution website and in stores nationwide.

Directed by Girlfriends Films founder Dan O’Connell, "Cheer Squad Sleepovers 20" is comprised of a two-part storyline. The games begin with cheerleaders Anya Olsen and Violet Starr, who cheer for opposing teams but find common ground once they are off the field and in Olsen's bedroom.

“Violet Starr and Anya Olsen [paired together] are two of the best performers we’ve ever had,” O’Connell said. “They hadn’t met before the shoot but really bonded and together they did a fantastic, high-energy scene.”

Next up, Lena Paul plays the part of Olsen’s sister in a scene with Megan Sage that starts as an innocent massage, before escalating to sex in Paul’s bedroom.

“Lena Paul is fairly new to the Girlfriends Films cast and continues to impress,” O’Connell added. “She played the part of Anya’s sister and had a great scene with Megan Sage.”

The second half of the film features moms, step-moms and their cheerleader daughters (Alexis Fawx, Nicole Clitman, Shy Love and Kristen Scott) exploring their bisexual and lesbian urges.

“I love to write sexually creepy scripts and the Alexis/Nicole and Kristen/Shy scenes were wrapped around one of my creepiest storylines ever!” exclaimed the director. In this "controversial" scene, a confrontation between two moms after a game leads to confessions of attraction for one another’s daughters. “It’s a true morality play," O'Connell underscored. "Will mom sell her daughter down the river just to have sex with one of her daughter’s friends?”

The answer is one Girlfriends Films viewers have come to expect. With this new release running over two hours in length, Cheer Squad fans can also expect signature elements of short skirts, pom-poms and "a whole lot of hot cheerleader sex."

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