Camp Dread Page #2
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- Year:
- 2014
- 94 min
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- [Voiceover] That must be
their car, hope they're hot.
- There they are.
My future stars.
So, any problems at the airport?
- Had a great reach
around by the TSA.
- Is that a fact?
I'm Julian Barrett,
please tell me your name
and where you're from.
- Novak, Metcalf.
- Sarah, Wesport, Conneticut.
- Vinny, my mom's vagina.
- [Adrienne] Adrienne, all over.
- Matthew, people call me Matty,
I'm from Jackson, New Jersey.
- Good to meet you Matty.
- Katie, Pennsylvania.
- Pennsylvania.
- You got cameras
in our bathrooms?
Can you watch us takin' a dump?
- Right.
- There's no service in
this bumblefuck town, man.
- [Julian] Let's move it.
- Just saying...
(eerie orchestral music)
(eerie orchestral music)
- Home sweet home.
Great.
- Thanks. Got any boxers?
(creepy piano music)
(breathing loudly)
(suspenseful music)
(water splashing)
- Camera's every man.
if you gonna get all of this.
(coughing)
(laughing)
- Sh*t.
- I know you all have
a lot of questions.
So, I'll get right to
the fact of the matter.
Okay, you're all
forced to come here,
it was either this, jail, or
rehab for almost all of you.
Fortunately, you all have
parents who care about you
and though I know most of
you don't believe that,
I think by the time
this speech is over,
you're gonna be
happy you're here.
I'm Julian Barrett.
series of horror films
in the 1980's
called Summer Camp.
Now, while you're here
to work on yourselves,
there's the opportunity
to have some fun
and win a considerable
amount of money.
- F*** this.
I'm out.
- The winner gets
a million dollars.
- So, we're a bunch of f*** ups
and we get a shot at
a million dollars?
God bless America.
- Who knew?
Your head counselor
is Rachel Steel
from my films.
- I can't believe this,
I've never been so wet.
Rachel F***ing Steel.
- And this is the camp kitchen,
it has everything
you can think of.
- [Vinny] Pinocchio!
- It's a walk through
freezer, it's off
and the latch is broken,
stay away from it.
Follow me.
- Follow that ass anywhere.
(ominous music)
- As you know from your
agreement this is a real camp,
these are real woods with
real critters in them.
Bears are no stranger
to this place.
Big, black bears.
Okay, should there
ever be a problem,
there's a handgun in the
main desk in the boathouse.
There's ammo as well.
- You put a handgun in
the drawer and just let us
casually know it's there?
- Well you'll be glad I
did if you find yourself
being chased by a
- Oh man, why's it always
gotta be a black thing, huh?
- Come on man.
- [Julian] That would be
funny, if that were funny.
- I'm just saying.
- Follow me.
Some cameras are still photos.
Resign yourself to the
idea that you're being
recorded all the time, okay?
- See I just don't
understand how we went
we're on a reality show.
- Well, this is experimental,
- If it doesn't get picked
up does it have anything
to do with the million bucks?
- No, the last one
standing gets it.
Last word on that.
And why do you look at a
chance to correct yourself
as being punished?
- No bro, he's just saying.
- Yo, I wanna get
caught jerkin' off,
you know like really goin' at
it, like all red in the face
and like sweatin' and sh*t,
so then they can't blur it out
and then all the
and they get all offended
and they start complainin'
and then they just start
trendin' me on Twitter and sh*t.
- How much thought
did you put into that?
- [Julian] 12 hour batteries
and everything's waterproof.
Charge overnight and
you have a backup,
keep it pinned chest
high or shoulder level,
they get everything
and what they don't get
Okay, let's hustle up guys.
- Yo, I'm outta here, guys,
no way I'm doing this
bullshit for this kook,
I'm just sayin'.
- You know, I gotta
tell you something,
I find the phrase "just sayin''
to be a passive agressive
p*ssy way of trying
to get the last word.
If you want the last
word in an argument
just say, last word.
It throws the other person off,
you're sayin' I claimed
the last word, period.
That's the way to
do it with balls.
Or, you just punch
your no dick opponent
right the f*** out.
- Yep, but reality TV?
You can't TV reality,
I need rehab, okay?
And we all signed up for rehab.
- Not me.
- Okay, but rehab it's
you can't just do a
switcheroo and throw
a million buck at ya.
- I'll let anyone throw
- The only way out
is elimination.
If a single one of you forfeits,
you all lose the money.
Last word.
- Okay, I don't know
why you guys are here,
but I know why I'm here.
And this doesn't even
make sense to me,
I f***ing hate horror movies.
- F***, you will not ruin my
shot at a million dollars,
a**hole, last word.
- Lower your voice.
- Just sayin', who's with me?
- I will eliminate you.
- Hey, hey Novak.
- I will eliminate you!
- [Matty] Stop, relax, relax!
- [Novak] He's gonna
ruin it for all of us!
- Just relax!
- I'm not goin'
to f***in' rehab.
- Get out.
- [Calvin] Calm
the f*** down, man.
- I'm not goin'
to f***ing rehab.
- Alright, just relax.
(ominous, pulsing music)
(bugs chirping)
(coughing)
(cell phone chiming)
- What the f***?
(whoosing)
(screaming)
- So this kid
threatens to walk off
and you don't even care?
- It's ten miles to
town, he's not a kid,
and he's walkin' nowhere.
- He's a walking lawsuit,
Julian, that's what he is.
Jesus, you haven't
learned anything.
- John, John you
starred in three films.
- Two, Julian, two.
I was signed for more,
- Where you and Rachel hacked,
impaled, and burned kids
to death and now you have an
issue with scaring children?
What's up with you pal?
- Julian, I read their
profiles on the flight here
some serious issues,
I mean out of everyone
you tried out, why them?
John's right, messing
with their minds,
- You mess with
millions of minds, doll.
- I think that's why I got
out and I went back to school
for counseling.
- And we weren't trying
to say our work was real,
for Christ sakes,
their movies Julian,
you know that.
This is mental abuse.
And Rachel, please don't
get all high and mighty
about your new career.
Alright, we all know that
work dried up for you
after these sh*t films,
no offense Julian,
and you got tired
of stalkers sending
you cum-stained fan letters.
- Whoo! That's rough.
Look, look you both slummed
from one horror convention
for ten buck a pop,
not bad dude.
- And you had your
assistant hand deliver me
saying I was dropped
from the second film when
I had a signed contract
for at least two more.
- I asked you to be
apart of this to make
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