Rent Summer Camp (2015)
2.8 of 5 from 65 ratings
1h 24min
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- Synopsis:
- When four American counsellors arrive for work at a remote Spanish camp, their visions of a fun-filled summer are cut violently short. With only hours to go until the young campers arrive, the unsuspecting group fall prey to a mysterious, rage-inducing virus, causing them to attack anything and everything in their path. Not knowing who to trust as the demonic infection moves between them, it becomes a desperate race against time - and each other - to successfully identify the source and make it through the night alive.
- Actors:
- Diego Boneta, Jocelin Donahue, Maiara Walsh, Andrés Velencoso, Àlex Monner, Xavier Capdet, Rick Zingale
- Directors:
- Alberto Marini
- Producers:
- Julio Fernández, Peter Safran
- Voiced By:
- Mark Schardan
- Writers:
- Alberto Marini, Danielle Schleif
- Studio:
- Kaleidoscope Home Ent.
- Genres:
- Horror
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Reviews (2) of Summer Camp
Summer Camp isnt Fun but a whole lot of Entertainment ! - Summer Camp review by porky
I Expected a typical Slasher in the woods, Killing off Over sexed teenagers on Drink and Drugs as is usual from something called Summer Camp. But NO ...Thankfully this heads in a slightly unexpected direction and far more interesting than just another Friday 13th rip off....
Darkly Humorous in its way . a touch of Evil Dead and a Twistedly Funny and Dark Ending . well worth more than one watch .
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Some fine twists ... - Summer Camp review by NP
With a title as generic as ‘Summer Camp’, I was expected this to be a standard zombie horror film. Nothing wrong with that – but the results are a pleasant surprise because director and co-writer Alberto Marini, along with Danielle Schleif have dared to do something different with the formula.
Great locations, occasionally clumsy camerawork – initially I wasn’t too keen on the hero Will but he grew on me. But it is the twisting, turning storyline that is the hook. You can’t afford to look away. If you do, you’ll miss a major twist. In this spoiler-free review, that’s all I’m prepared to say. My score is 7 out of 10.
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