There have been many movie about sorority bonhomie and culture and also about stepping and dance, but it has been some time now that we got to see a movie like Bring it On movie franchise that addressed various school and social issues in a fun way. Step Sisters movie on Netflix brings together a picture of our melded culture and the message of sisterhood wrapped up in a fun package.
Step Sisters Movie Cast
Chusk Hayward writes this sorority movie about stepping directed by Charles Stone III with Megalyn Echikunwoke in the lead role. Hayward got this idea for the movie based on a news article about an all-white girls team winning a $100 thousand prize.
Step Sisters (2018)
Directed By: Charls Stone III
Cast: Megalyn Echikunwoke, Eden Sher, Alessandra Torresani, Gage Golightly
Network: Netflix
Release Date: January 19 2018
Step Sisters Movie Plot
Jamilah is all set for life and ready for her dream to study at Harvard law school. But there is a more pressing problem right now. As the captain of step dance crew and the student liaison to the dean, she must handle this challenge, in the Step Sisters movie.
The all-white girls team from Sigma Beta Beta have cast a doubt on their teams chances of winning the most coveted dance competition. Jamilah must come to the rescue and get a crew of outcasts and and rhythm-challenged girls to move with the beats to keep her Harvard dream alive.
Romace, cultural appropriation, and sisterhood all make Step Sisters movie a prime movie candidate this week on Netflix.
Step Sisters Movie Trailer
Watch this trailer of the new Netflix original movie Step Sisters and tell us if you like this preview of the film.
Step Sisters Movie Review
Not sure if you like this quick peek? Here’s what some advanced reviews say about the movie,
“Step Sisters tries to explain that ridiculous plot, but it’s really just an excuse for extended, impressive dance sequences with jokes in between. ” ~ Kinmber Myers, Los Angeles Times
“Step Sisters lacks the willingness to be creative and provide something unique and unexpected its audience.” ~ Jamie Broadnax, BlackGirlNerds
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