"A bunch of kids out humping in the woods." - Sheriff
aka: Cheerleader Camp
Antics and murder foul up a cheerleader competition.
Starring: Betsy Russell, Lucinda Dickey, Leif Garrett, Teri Weigel, Travis McKenna
Link to IMDB
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| Alison |
One of the few characters that seems normal is Alison, although she's currently dealing with terrible nightmares and daydreams that have her permanently spooked. She's even more disturbed when she finds one of her friends dead from a tragic suicide.
A lot of characters are introduced, but none of them do much of anything besides pull shenanigans. That makes perfect sense though, because no one bothered to invite the plot to camp! Alison's nightmares create some creepy vibes, but the mood feels irrelevant alongside all the other characters that are content with enjoying the cheesy jokes and the fact that they exist purely to be red herrings for a mystery that doesn't exist. The movie was marketed as a slasher, but so far I have no idea why.
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| Brent & Timmy |
No one at camp knows about the murder, so it's basically like it never happened. Besides, everyone is busy with the mascot dance competition. By this point I am convinced that Alison is on LSD because all she does is walk around in a daze, tripping-balls about her nightmares.
"You damn kids are cutting into my drinking time!" - Pop
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| Creepy Pop |
The excitement of the finale just feels like too little, too late. The previous 70 minutes were largely wasted potential that only created confusion and a few laughs, but without any cohesive narrative or scares.
The slasher-movie concept is pretty hard to screw-up this badly, but that's what they did. Unless, of course, they wanted to make the most tedious one ever, because there it succeeds wonderfully.
Be sure not to miss:
- The worst (and whitest) rapping ever.
- A full six-pack on a beer drinking hat. That is impressive.
- "Honey on her muffin? Honey on her muffin!?"
- Pop is played by George Buck Flower. He's appeared in many movies, but this might be one of his biggest roles.
Internet review:
"It's lumpy." - Le Sink
Should I watch it?
I'm glad I finally saw it, but I can't really recommend it.
Where can I find it?
Here on YouTube.
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