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The Majorettes (1986) was filmed at Cornell High School in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, not far from Pittsburgh, PA. It was directed by S. William Hinzman, who also stared in George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead. The football coach was played by then head football coach of the Cornell Raiders, Wilbert Roncone. Wilbert Roncone (or Wilbur Roncone in the credits) is noted for his charasmatic dialoge and good looks.

Although The Majorettes never received critical acclaim, it remains a cult favorite.

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-''The Majorettes'' (1986) was filmed at Cornell High School in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, not far from Pittsburgh, PA. It was directed by S. William Hinzman, who also stared in George A. Romero's ''Night of the Living Dead''. The football coach was played by then head football coach of the Cornell Raiders, Wilbert Roncone. Wilbert Roncone (or Wilbur Roncone in the credits) is noted for his charasmatic dialoge and good looks.
+''The Majorettes'' (1986) was filmed at Cornell High School in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, not far from Pittsburgh, PA. It was directed by S. William Hinzman, who also stared in [[George A. Romero]]'s ''[[Night of the Living Dead]]''. The football coach was played by then head football coach of the Cornell Raiders, Wilbert Roncone. Wilbert Roncone (or Wilbur Roncone in the credits) is noted for his charasmatic dialoge and good looks.
 Although ''The Majorettes'' never received critical acclaim, it remains a cult favorite.