Camp Dread Page #5

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


- Okay, this game has rules.

Part of my therapy is

following those rules,

I get it.

But if it were up to me,

I would kill everyone

at this camp.

And collect the

one million bucks.

- So, who's doing the killing?

Who's actually out there

doing these eliminations?

- I have a team.

They stay in town and

they come out here

as scheduled to prowl

around and do their thing.

- Did you give Novak or Adrienne

any inside information

just to make good TV?

- They're all pitted

against each other,

they just don't realize it yet.

I have no idea who's

gonna win this thing.

- Who put up the

million dollars?

- I'm not at liberty to say.

- Is there a million dollars?

- Your check cashed, right?

I know you cashed

it quick enough.

- So who put it up, what

network, what studio?

- Angel investors, last word.

(knocking)

- Adrienne!

- So, motorcycle accident?

- It's no accident.

Stupidity.

I wish I died instead of her.

Her parents do too.

- What was her name?

- Monica.

- So, if you win you'll

give her family the money?

- I mean, I'm not gonna

try and say like it'll make

things right, but no, it's

the right thing to do.

(cellphone buzzing)

You alright?

- I have two bars!

- On your phone?

- Yeah!

My account's terminated?

- Hold on.

- My father, a**hole.

- Hang on, I didn't

cancel my service.

- That's weird.

- Yeah, it's f***in',

Well you know I just,

- I gotta get back.

(rustling)

- Oh sh*t, hey!

(screaming)

F***!

Sh*t!

What're you doin'?

Get the f*** off!

F*** you!

(suspenseful music)

- Jesus Christ!

- Close enough.

- Were you following

me or heading

to Adrienne's cabin?

- I ran around the lake.

- How do I know

you're not the killer?

- If I was, I'd

f*** you to death.

The cameras.

- I like to be watched.

(moaning)

(breathing loudly)

What's wrong?

- Faster.

Faster.

If I go any faster I'll

start a fire or strip it raw.

- Tell me not to f*** you.

- What?

- What? I thought you

liked to play this way.

You've been wanting me to

hurt you this whole time.

Tell me not to f*** you.

- Don't f*** me.

- Tell me not to f*** you.

- Get off me.

- Tell me not to come in you.

- Get off me.

- Tell me not to come in you.

- I'm serious, get

the f*** off me.

Stop!

Stop!

That's f***ing gross.

- Can't get pregnant

with it there.

(laughing)

- Not the first time

it's been there.

(knocking)

Just a minute.

- Say a word about

this to anybody

and you're goin'

home in a body bag.

(knocking)

- Hey.

I knocked this time.

Is everything okay?

- I just went for a

run, I'm all grungy.

- Smells like sex in here.

- I think it's safe

to say that Calvin's

not coming back.

Where have you been, Adrienne?

- Rachel did the killings

in part two and three.

- You're barking

up the wrong tree.

- I was wondering

when you were getting

around to that.

- You scared the hell out of me.

- Ironic, ain't it?

Need some help?

- All I have to do is hang this.

See? No ghosts.

Looks like Calvin's next.

- Wouldn't it make

sense to take your stuff

if you've been eliminated?

Something's not

right here, Rachel.

- [Rachel] Listen,

I have an idea.

Holy sh*t.

Holy sh*t.

What the f***?

(car rumbling)

Oh my God.

Shut down.

(stomping)

Oh my God, oh my God.

Come on.

(knocking)

- Who is it?

Who's there?

(rattling)

(dramatic music)

- Hey!

- I called twice to see

who was at the door,

you didn't hear me?

- Rachel, how many times

have you skulked outside

someone's cabin in

our movies, huh?

One of the camera's

showed you near the office

so I guess I thought you

might wanna talk to me.

- I was taking a walk.

- Everything goin' okay?

- So, you mean to tell

me you came by tonight

just to ask me that?

- Well actually, I was over

at the Thompson boy's cabin,

he left a bunch of stuff

and I want to get it shipped

off to him.

- Oh, when did he leave?

- I had a car come for

him, I don't remember.

He's in town now.

- Did he have any parting words?

- Well, he was surprised

who the killer was.

- Have you heard from John?

- Not a word.

On that note.

I forgot to ask you

something earlier.

- What's that?

- Why did you tell

Frontier Pictures

that I wasn't suitable

to direct a remake

of Summer Camp?

- I don't know what

you're talkin',

- Something about I was too old.

That the film needed a fresh

vision, a young director.

And you were offered

executive producer,

am I right?

- Julian.

When Frontier Pictures

approached me awhile ago

to be their executive

producer, I,

- Yeah, they were gonna

put up good money,

weren't they Rachel?

- Unfortunately, a

big chunk of it was

to buy me out or off, right?

- You declined that offer.

- Maybe.

I would never let anyone take

control of that property.

- And that's not

how it happened.

- It's okay, Rachel.

Because the remake

has a green light,

it has a script, and

it has me as director,

and I'm callin'

all of the shots.

All I need is an ending.

- Oh my God.

(dramatic music)

(knocking)

- Who is it?

(thumping)

Julian!

(scary music)

- Let go of me!

Let me f***ing live!

(groaning)

(splashing)

You better hope I don't float.

(laughing)

- Has anyone seen Missy?

(clattering)

- Oh sh*t.

F***.

I'll wash this sh*t by hand.

- Try this.

- What is that?

- It's my hoe.

- Has this been in your ass

crack all day, my friend?

- Come on man, you've got

like industrial strength

gloves there.

(laughing)

- What the hell is that?

- What?

- Yo, keep a lookout

real quick, okay?

- For what, what am I looking,

- Shut up (shushing)

- What is that?

Alright, I'll look.

- Get the f*** out.

F***, yes, yes!

Vinny, Vinny!

(cellphone buzzing)

- Watching you, have

sex through the other,

(humming)

This is set is bullshit,

f*** this pass.

(banging)

F*** me.

F***in' sh*t.

Piece of sh*t.

(cellphone buzzing)

Oh sh*t!

(foreboding music)

No!

No!

Come on, man!

F***!

What the f*** is this?

This ain't real is it?

What the f***?

(ominous music)

No!

F***!

(rattling)

Now, come on!

(cracking)

- That thing that I

found on the roof,

is a cellphone jammer.

My brother had one.

As soon as I turned it off

service came right back on.

- Why are our

accounts cancelled?

- Doesn't cancel accounts,

someone is doing that.

- Why jam our phones?

- Why did somebody

cancel our accounts?

That Jerry kid is right,

sh*t ain't right here.

- So either Adrienne, Ming

or both are eliminated.

- Missy girl, I thought you

were way smarter than that.

(thumping)

Is that the f***in' freezer?

(crying)

No! No!

(screaming)

- No!

(screaming)

- No!

- You know what,

I like this book,

it gives us four different ways

to do a threesome and

somebody finally mentions

girl, girl, girl.

- 'Kay, I'm gonna

go take a shower.

We're done for the night anyway

and I am not walking ten

miles anywhere in the dark.

- Sounds good to me.

- Hey Vinny, why

don't you see if

you can find Rachel, alright?

Ask her if she has a car.

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