Cheer on Netflix Review: If You're Not Watching This Show, What Are You Even Doing?

Every summer, more than 1,000 teens swarm the Texas capitol building to attend Boys State, the annual American Legion-sponsored leadership conference where these incipient politicians divide into rival parties, the Nationalists and the Federalists, and attempt to build a mock government from the ground up.

As is the case every month, it's out with the old and in with the new at Netflix, as a number of films and TV shows are set to leave the streamer in February.The first title to be taken off of Netflix in the upcoming month is Clouds of Sils Maria, which will be available to stream until Feb.

Baby on board! Ciara is no longer doing the “1, 2 Step” when it comes to her children.

Kendall Jenner is the Navarro cheer squad's biggest fan!

Surprise! Ciara announced that she is pregnant with baby No. 3, her and husband Russell Wilson’s second child together.

Since debuting on Netflix at the beginning of January, has quickly become a must-see. As fans of the addictive docuseries know, the cameras followed Navarro College’s competitive cheerleading squad as they trained for and competed at the 2019 NCA & NDA Collegiate National Championship in Daytona, Florida, with hopes of taking home another title. 

Legendary director Peter Bogdanovich stopped by the It Happened in Hollywood podcast to share stories about the making of 1971's The Last Picture Show.

“Miss Juneteenth” richly captures the slow pace of ebbing small-town Texas life, even if you might wish there were a bit more narrative momentum to pick up the slack in writer-director Channing Godfrey People’s first feature. She’s got a very relatable heroine in Nicole Beharie’s Turquoise, an erstwhile local beauty queen whose crown proved the peak rather than the kickoff to her dream of a better life — high hopes now transferred to a daughter reluctant to inherit that burden.

Not even the presence of modern horror movie icon Lin Shaye can redeem the tired tropes on display in Michael Thomas Daniel's directorial debut. Playing the matriarch of a backwoods family that includes two murderous, facially deformed sons (played by Nicolas Cage's son and nephew, no less), Shaye gives it her all like the trouper she is.

Are Netflix cameras heading back to Corsicana, Texas? Coach Monica Aldama weighed in on the possibility of Cheer season 2 after revealing that fan-favorites from the series still have eligibility at Navarro College.

Assuming that you're also obsessed, you likely have many questions about what the Navarro cheerleaders are up to circa right now. Questions like Is Lexi okay???? and NO, REALLY, IS SHE OKAY? and Is the team even still cheering together? Most importantly, , because I WILL fly to Texas and audition if that's what it takes to get another fix, so help me. 'Til then, let's check in with our faves!

Shia LaBeouf earned critical praise for his screenwriting on last year’s Honey Boy. The actor is back with his second feature-length script, currently Minor Modifications, which is inspired by the life of BROCKHAMPTON’s Kevin Abstract. Although it hasn’t officially been picked up as a film yet, the final script is available on The Black List.

The whole entire internet is obsessed with Netflix’s new docuseries, which follows the lives of a team of cheerleaders at Navarro College in Texas. And although Cheer has absolutely everything you could ever ask for in a binge session (you’ll laugh! You’ll cry!), it is tragically short. There are only six hour-long episodes! I don’t know about you, but I NEED more Jerry time! If you’re on the same page, here’s what you need to know about the future of Cheer.

Shia LaBeouf earned critical praise for his screenwriting on last year’s Honey Boy. The actor is back with his second feature-length script, currently Minor Modifications, which is inspired by the life of BROCKHAMPTON’s Kevin Abstract. Although it hasn’t officially been picked up as a film yet, the final script is available on The Black List.

You’ll find this hard to believe, but Matthew McConaughey used to make movies about stuff other than drugs.

You can, you will, you must...watch Cheer on Netflix.

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I probably shouldn't be telling you this, but Fox's new franchise expansion of the impressively successful 911 —a Texas-set incarnation fittingly called 911: Lone Star— uses a backdrop of first-responder thrills as cover for an exploration of masculine fragility and definition-defying heroism.