American Pie Presents: Girls' Rules

Four friends in East Great Falls face their last year of high school with a bold plan. Annie, Kayla, Michelle and Stephanie decide to seize control of senior year by leaning on their friendship and clever schemes. They swap stories, swap ideas, and stage light hearted schemes to pursue what they want from teachers, dates, and social status, all while dealing with the awkwardness of growing up and discovering what really matters. The group leans on humor, trust, and teamwork as they confront crushes, parties, and peer pressure, trying to finish high school on their own terms. In the midst of mischief, they learn that support from friends matters more than popularity. The movie keeps the tone light with quick banter and goofy situations, letting the ensemble cast bounce off each other.

Directed by Mike Elliott, this entry is part of the American Pie universe, drawing on the franchise created by Adam Herz while screenwriters David H. Steinberg and Blayne Weaver craft the script. The film aims for a fresh take on friendship and dating in high school.

There is no recorded theatrical box office for this title as it was released direct to home video. Because of that, official box office figures are not available.

There are no major awards or nominations on record for this film. Straight to video entries like this one rarely compete in traditional award runs, and any recognition tends to come from fans rather than formal industry accolades. It serves as light entertainment within the franchise.

Reception details are limited for this direct to video title. The film centers on four friends who build a bond through humor and teamwork, aiming for independence during their senior year while dealing with crushes, parties, and the pressures of growing up. Some fans enjoy the empowerment angle and the focus on female friendship.