Kirsten Dunst and Michelle Williams show off their comedy chops in this underrated 1999 satirical reimagining of the infamous Watergate scandal.  

Betsy Jobs (Dunst) and Arlene Lorenzo (Williams) are two teenage best friends living in Washington D.C. in 1972. One day on a class trip to the White House, the pair wanders off into the West Wing and meet President Richard Nixon. Their good-natured oblivion sends the president and his corrupt cabinet into a paranoid frenzy, which lands the girls a gig as the official dog walkers for Nixon’s dog Checkers and his secret advisors during  

This follow-up to director Andrew Fleming’s 1996 teen horror hit, The Craft, was a financial flop, losing over 7 million at the box office after being written off by critics as a forgettable summer comedy. However, the film’s hilarious self-aware script, joyous themes of friendship and feminism, and the jam-packed cast of comedy heavy hitters (including SNL and The Kids in the Hall alumni) have aged incredibly well and given it the cult classic status it has today.