Camp Dread

Synopsis: The "Summer Camp" horror trilogy was one of the most popular franchises of the 1980s. However, the decade ended and so did director/writer Julian Barrett's career. Now Barrett has a plan to resurrect "Summer Camp" in a modern reboot that entails using a reality show as its template and source of fundraising. Should it succeed Barrett would once again be at the helm. Bringing together an eclectic group of young "contestants" as well as his former stars Rachel Steele and John Hill, Barrett seems to have put together a sure fire recipe for success. Then people start dying. For real. And "elimination" takes on a whole new meaning as "Dead.tv" clearly shows the slasher film has grown up.
Director(s): B. Harrison Smith
Production: RLJ/Image Entertainment
 
IMDB:
3.9
NOT RATED
Year:
2014
94 min
44 Views


- [Voiceover] Do you

think you're a good child

to your parents?

- Why do you want to be on TV?

- I don't wanna be on TV.

- Why you gotta

film me and sh*t?

Is this like some kinda

intervention or something?

- I didn't ask to be here.

- This outward bound sh*t

is a lot better than rehab.

Or sleeping with my hands

over my ass in jail.

- I'm being punished

because I have a girlfriend.

- Reality TV.

Can't say I watch it too much.

- Describe yourself

with just single words.

- Okay, let's see.

Nice, sincere,

and innocent.

Is that gonna get me on?

- Protective.

- Unpredictable.

- Really? Come on.

That's like,

like a, is there

another question?

Cause,

- Shark f***in' just

snatched it man,

like, a flip, I

went under and like,

when I came to I had one leg.

- Are you serious?

- Nah. I mean it sounds better

than a motorcycle

accident though.

Right?

- Why do you want to be on TV?

- I got good hair.

- F*** you.

(cellphone buzzing)

- [Voiceover] Mr. Barrett,

this is Kim France

of Globus Financial,

about your past,

- [Voiceover]

Julian, this is Brian

at Frontier Pictures, we

wanna talk Summer Camp reboot.

ASAP, give a shout.

- [Voiceover] It's me Barrett.

Money's been transferred.

Call me on this number.

- [Voiceover] How do

you feel about death?

- What?

(clicking)

(light guitar music)

(light guitar music)

(light guitar music)

- [Myrna] So, how goes

the camp, Mr. Barrett?

- [Julian] Up and running

in two weeks, Mryna.

- Good. What can I getcha?

- The usual.

- I knew that, just checking.

- Thank you, darlin'.

- [Woman] Get in the

car, get in the car!

- [Michael] I'm gonna

speak to Julian.

- [Woman] You'e not gonna

speak to Julian, Michael.

- [Michael] Yes I am.

- [Woman] About what?

- [Michael] I need to

speak to him about,

(bells jingling)

- How goes it Sheriff?

- I was thinking

of making a visit,

little bit later on today.

- How's your deputy brother?

- [Myrna] Yeah, why

didn't Michael come in?

Tell him I got some

free pie, he doesn't

have to sit out

there in the heat.

- Yes, he does.

But thank you Myrna,

I'll tell him.

- Problems with

your deputy brother?

- Nothin' I can't handle.

- [Julian] Thank you Mynra.

- [Myrna] You're welcome again,

let me get you some utensils.

- [Julian] Okay

- My dad told me that

you two never got along

when you were making

your movies up here.

- He was right.

Now you and me are in

bed together, who knew?

Kinda awkward, don'tcha think?

- I never saw any of

your movies, not one.

I don't watch horror movies.

- Why is that?

- Well, because I

think that they suck.

- Okey dokey.

Oh, I uh,

haven't really said it but

I'm sorry about your dad.

To Ray, f*** cancer.

- Look, look, the only

reason that I am even

agreeing to do this,

is because my

father gave his life

for this cum stain of a town

and while you were here

and you're off making

your movies and getting

rich and everything

all he got was a pat on

the back and a gold watch

after 50 years of service,

while cancer ate his stomach.

- There goes my appetite.

Look, it ain't

gonna happen to you.

All you gotta do is

learn to play the game.

All you gotta do.

- [Sheriff] So much

for reality TV.

- There's no such

thing as reality TV.

It's all plotted out

down to the last detail.

Unlike our reality, Donyln.

- So, tell me about these kids

you've got comin' up here,

anything I need to know about?

- They're not kids, they're

in their 20's at least

and I told ya everything.

So, you really like

playin' sheriff?

- How bad does it have

to be when you've gotta

do what you're doing just

to go back to the well?

- Hell of a question.

- Life's been a b*tch

to both of us, Julian.

- I guess so, baby.

- Cheers.

- So what's that for then?

- To getting out of this town.

- Hey, Myrna, I need

some more coffee.

- [Myrna] Sure.

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

(gentle music)

- Hey, it's good to finally

see you again, John.

- [John] So what's

going on, Julian?

- Flight was good?

- Well, first time I

ever flew first class

in this miserable career.

- Same old John.

Good to see you pal.

Let me show you around.

- My God.

Place hasn't changed

since the 80's.

Got Reagan stashed

here somewhere?

- Yeah he's dead but, I'm

still bangin' handsome.

- [Julian] That old cable

station owed me a favor.

- Techs laid out

three dozen cameras

in a two mile perimeter.

Pinhole cams get hooked

on to the contestants.

- Where's the crew?

- Hey pal, you're

lookin' at the crew.

- When's Rachel get in?

- Soon.

Yet the contestants oughta

be here ahead of her.

- Yeah, Julian, we gotta

talk about these contestants.

I have some pretty big concerns.

- Ah, let's wait for Rachel.

- They think they're

coming to some kinda

outward bound program, right?

- Well they are.

It's gonna build self esteem,

- Oh, Jesus, please don't

start with that bullshit.

Look, these are troubled kids.

They need real counselors.

Licensed therapists.

You got me and Rachel, so

unless I'm missin' something,

- Rachel went back to school

and became a counselor.

- And me?

Still haven't said why I'm here.

And do they know that

this is being pitched

as a reality show?

- It serves the

storyboard for Summer Camp

remake no matter what.

Hey, I'll tell 'em.

- So let me get this

straight, you plan a remake

of a film that you

have no funding for

based on a fake counseling camp

as a reality show for a

shot for shot template?

- Sounds pretty shitty

when you say it like that.

- You don't need me for this.

- Oh, come here.

Look what I found.

Check this out.

- No Julian! We're not

doing another take.

She's been in the water

for three f***ing hours

she's freezing.

You're such a douchebag,

turn the f***ing camera off,

turn the f***ing camera off.

- So you fly me halfway

across the country

to b*tch slap me with karma?

(laughing)

- That's funny.

- [Young man] Does anybody

want anything to drink?

- [Girl] Tomato juice.

- I'll go pay.

(whistling)

- Pump that gas hole.

You a top, bottom, or curious?

- Oh no, no, no.

The camp's got a tab here.

And a computer, there's

no internet out there.

- Really?

How'd you know I

was with the camp?

- Are you kiddin' me?

You're basically the only

folks under 60 round here.

- Yo, Adrienne.

So, we got shipped

off to f***ing camp.

I just hope it turns out to be

a f***ing camp.

Ya know what I mean?

- [Girl] Just admit, you're gay.

- You don't say sh*t to me

from the airport to here?

And now you f*** with me?

- Oh, am I f***ing with you?

- Maybe you just wanna f*** me.

- F*ggot, please.

- Say it again.

- You're so pretty, f***ing

you would make me a dyke.

- [Voiceover] This is the

actual camp they used in those

summer camp movies,

that's awesome.

Think that other group is here?

- [Voiceover] Wonder

what they're like.

- [Voiceover] Can't be

anymore f***ed up than us.

- [Voiceover] We'll

see about that.

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