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The two most popular guys in high school decide to ditch football camp for cheerleader camp. For the girls and for the glory.

Fired Up! The Truth

Fired Up! was absolutely aimed at teen boys and old perverts like myself. A teen comedy based on the premise that two studs, Shawna and Nick, head off to cheer camp to avoid football training and score with the endless amount of babes instead.

Waves and waves of hot girls throw themselves at Nick and Shawn, and they oblige, even though they would prefer two other girls out of their league. Nick is head over heels with Sarah Roemer , Eric with Molly Sims, who plays the female cheercamp coach.

Enter the douchebag, played wonderfully by David Walton, who is Carly’s long time boyfriend and the only man standing in Nick’s way of his newfound love.

When Nick and Shawn’s real motivation behind attending cheercamp is discovered, their team of girls (all deadly hot) want them off the team, as they feel betrayed.

The two later discover they really do miss the cheerleading, and their team, and head back to camp in time for the final competition.

The Laughs

Fired Up! had a decent amount of laughs that the target audience will appreciate.

The Girls

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Why should I watch it?

Dozen’s of hot girls in revealing outfits, bras and panties with a decent amount of laughs along the way. AnnaLynne McCord is stunning as head cheerleader Gwyneth.

What’s bad about Fired Up! ?

Nothing too original or revealing about the plot, plus none of these girls look like the high-school type.

You’ll Like It If

If you liked Revenge Of The Nerds (and who didn’t?) , you’ll like Fired UP!

The Verdict

Fired Up! surpassed my expectations and the younger crowd will appreciate it as well.