Murielle & Joel Hamilton - Cheerleader Camp (Original Sountrack) - VINYL LP
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- Description: Cheerleader Camp is a 1988 American slasher film produced and directed by John Quinn in his directorial debut, and starring Betsy Russell, Leif Garrett, Lucinda Dickey, and Lorie Griffin. The film follows a troubled young woman who arrives at a cheerleader summer camp for a competition, where a series of murders begin to occur.Production of Cheerleader Camp began in 1987. It was originally intended to be filmed in Oregon, but was instead shot largely in Camp Nelson, California, and in the Sequoia National Forest. The film was given a brief theatrical in early 1988 under the title Bloody Pom Poms before Prism Entertainment released it on video in November 1988. Album Tracks 1. Main Title 2. Opening Sequence 3. Jealous Much? 4. Girls Everywhere! 5. Suzie's Ending 6. Personal Demons 7. Mirror Horror 8. The Meat Locker 9. Mad Dog 10. The Tool Shed 11. Sour Romance 12. Jealous Nightmare 13. Pam Gets It 14. Alisons Bloody Dream 15. Do It Again! 16. Mascot Dances 17. White Cheer 18. Orange Cheer 19. Lindo Valley Cheer 20. Another Flashback 21. Looking for Pam 22. Theresa Finds Pam 23. Theresa Gets Crushed 24. Cockroach Convention 25. Tiptits Gets It 26. Theresa's Found 27. Bloody Meat Cleaver 28. A Dead Van Is No Van 29. Walking in the Dark 30. Your Girl's Dead 31. Mad Run in the Woods 32. Timmy's Fate 33. Poucher's Gruesome End 34. Pops Doesn't Go Easy 35. Dreams 36. Brent, You're Drunk! 37. The Killer Is Brent 38. Alison's Sorrow 39. End Titles
- Artist: Murielle & Joel Hamilton
- Title: Cheerleader Camp (Original Sountrack)
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Terror Vision
- Release Date: 11/28/2025
- Genre: Score/Soundtrack
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Cheerleader Camp is a 1988 American slasher film produced and directed by John Quinn in his directorial debut, and starring Betsy Russell, Leif Garrett, Lucinda Dickey, and Lorie Griffin. The film follows a troubled young woman who arrives at a cheerleader summer camp for a competition, where a series of murders begin to occur.Production of Cheerleader Camp began in 1987. It was originally intended to be filmed in Oregon, but was instead shot largely in Camp Nelson, California, and in the Sequoia National Forest. The film was given a brief theatrical in early 1988 under the title Bloody Pom Poms before Prism Entertainment released it on video in November 1988. Album Tracks 1. Main Title 2. Opening Sequence 3. Jealous Much? 4. Girls Everywhere! 5. Suzie's Ending 6. Personal Demons 7. Mirror Horror 8. The Meat Locker 9. Mad Dog 10. The Tool Shed 11. Sour Romance 12. Jealous Nightmare 13. Pam Gets It 14. Alisons Bloody Dream 15. Do It Again! 16. Mascot Dances 17. White Cheer 18. Orange Cheer 19. Lindo Valley Cheer 20. Another Flashback 21. Looking for Pam 22. Theresa Finds Pam 23. Theresa Gets Crushed 24. Cockroach Convention 25. Tiptits Gets It 26. Theresa's Found 27. Bloody Meat Cleaver 28. A Dead Van Is No Van 29. Walking in the Dark 30. Your Girl's Dead 31. Mad Run in the Woods 32. Timmy's Fate 33. Poucher's Gruesome End 34. Pops Doesn't Go Easy 35. Dreams 36. Brent, You're Drunk! 37. The Killer Is Brent 38. Alison's Sorrow 39. End Titles
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