To save himself from the biggest bully in school, Chris Calder has to dress himself up like a girl to avoid Curt. When the disguise works, he is forced to stay a girl - with disastrous results. Curt falls for the new girl in school while Chris falls for the bully's sister, a beautiful blonde cheerleader. High school is hard enough without worrying if your wig is on straight. Chris soon find out he can't hid in his sister's skirts. But is he man enough to reveal his secret and fight for the girl he loves?
Directed by Michael Keusch
high school
cheerleader
role reversal
cross dressing
IMDB
N/A
Letterboxd
2.8 / 5
Cast
Corey Haim
Chris Calder
Nicole Eggert
Marie Stark
Cameron Bancroft
Kurt Stark
Gabe Khouth
Dan
Kevin McNulty
Louis Calder
Wendy Van Riesen
Norma Calder
Johannah Newmarch
Julie Calder
Lochlyn Munro
Jon
Rachel Hayward
Ms. Glatt
Molly Parker
Lynne
Matthew Bennett
Frank
R. Nelson Brown
Mr. Carlson
Crew
Michael Keusch
Director
Tobias A. Schliessler
Director of Photography
Robert Vince
Producer
Denise Chamian
Casting
David M. Richardson
Post Production Supervisor
Neal Israel
Executive Consultant
Marc Akerstream
Stunt Double
Yvette Ferguson
Stunt Double
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Gianna
9.0★ · 07/18/25
Stop the kiss with Kurt and Chris
Stop the kiss with Kurt and Chris
Krysta
9.6★ · 11/28/24
Save me Corey Haim dressed as a girl… Save me!!!
Save me Corey Haim dressed as a girl… Save me!!!
dee
4.0★ · 06/30/24
i mean this film was basically following in the exact same direction as the film from 1985 titled just one of the guys did even having the exact same name just switching the genders in the film and having the main guy in this one pretend to be a girl so he could avoid a bully and also get into a music program of his dreams but i’ve got to say that this one wasn’t all that great in my opinion and that the one from the 80s will always be the superior one for me and i know some will say that they are exact same film and it’s true it’s just that the 80s one did it so much better and was alot more entertaining to me especially with how likeable they made the main girl in that one meanwhile in this film it was decent i guess you could say but was at times very boring i probably would have liked it more if it had ended with the bully finding out that the main guy wasn’t actually a girl but instead didn’t care in they ended up getting together like i wanted that enemies to lovers trope to happen but sadly it didn’t like why were so many writers back then so afraid of writing or adding queer characters into their films..
i mean this film was basically following in the exact same direction as the film from 1985 titled just one of the guys did even having the exact same name just switching the genders in the film and having the main guy in this one pretend to be a girl so he could avoid a bully and also get into a music program of his dreams but i’ve got to say that this one wasn’t all that great in my opinion and that the one from the 80s will always be the superior one for me and i know some will say that they are exact same film and it’s true it’s just that the 80s one did it so much better and was alot more entertaining to me especially with how likeable they made the main girl in that one meanwhile in this film it was decent i guess you could say but was at times very boring i probably would have liked it more if it had ended with the bully finding out that the main guy wasn’t actually a girl but instead didn’t care in they ended up getting together like i wanted that enemies to lovers trope to happen but sadly it didn’t like why were so many writers back then so afraid of writing or adding queer characters into their films..
Jayla StallingsPRO
7.0★ · 11/15/23
i remember liking this WAY more than i do now.. but i’ll watch anything for corey haim
i remember liking this WAY more than i do now.. but i’ll watch anything for corey haim
