Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers Page #3
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- Year:
- 1988
- 80 min
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black Ray-Ban sunglasses,
a saw, 50 feet of rope,
the battery from my car...
10 pairs of panties, three bras.
We've been a busy boy,
haven't we, Rob?
And four athletic supporters.
Yeah, one of those are mine.
Oh, which one?
The bras or the panties?
Touche.
Hey, I got a joke. Listen.
Where do you store
lint from belly buttons?
- Where?
- In the navel reserve.
- Hilarious.
- Yeah, that's really funny.
Hey, you want to hear this?
Okay, like I was playing
soccer once in this game,
and I was running, and
this guy came to trip me...
HI-
- Molly.
- You want some company?
How did you know I was up here?
I followed you.
Hope you don't mind.
No, of course not.
It's so pretty up
here, isn't it?
Yeah.
Have you ever been in there?
No, you can't.
It's all boarded up.
So, you didn't come all
the way up here for nothing.
- We"...
Does it have to do
with you and Sean?
Mmhm.
He's a nice kid.
Even if he did talk back to me.
You like him a lot, don't you?
Mmhm.
But Ally likes him too.
Sean's smart.
He knows a good thing
when he sees it.
Yeah, but she's so popular.
She's even a cheerleader.
So?
Well, guys like to go
out with cheerleaders.
I tried out for it,
but I didn't make it.
I guess I just didn't
cheer loud enough.
I'm so shy sometimes.
I used to be shy.
- I'd never talk to anyone.
- You?
Now you can't get me to shut up.
It's more than that. Ally...
She's more experienced.
Which means she probably
has a disease or two.
- Angela!
- Well...
In this day and age,
you can't be too careful.
And no matter what they say,
boys like nice girls.
I'm still a virgin.
And I'm proud to be one.
But I feel so awkward.
I don't know what to do.
Well...
There's a saying
that my aunt taught me.
It's helped me through
a lot of hard times,
and it goes like this:
Keep your morals strong
and you'll never go wrong.
Okay.
- I gotta get back.
- Have I been any help?
- Lots.
- Good. Gimme a hug.
Let's go.
Look out! Putrid round
elephant hearts.
Dead teenager brains.
Angela. What's really in there?
Dead teenagers' brains.
Hey, grab some paint.
I got this idea
about a year ago.
If this doesn't scare
Angela, nothing will.
How's your glove coming?
- Almost finished.
- Mine's gonna be great.
Angela gonna
dookie in her pants.
- Check it out.
- What is it?
Picture of Mar.
I got it right before
she took a shower.
Man, it's out of focus.
You can still tell what it is.
Look at this one.
This is in focus.
What are you looking at?
No... What do you mean?
Let me see.
Um, nothing to see.
Let me see what
you have in your hand.
Come on.
Uncle John's
gonna hear about this.
Was Angela's picture in those?
Yes.
Aw, sh*t.
Nice tits.
- Go ahead and joke.
- I--
But I never thought
pornography was funny.
You're right, you're right.
I'm ashamed of myself.
- I'll handle it.
- They should be sent home.
No, there's no way.
Uncle John would
never go for that.
Charlie and Emilio have
been coming here for years.
Don't worry, I'll handle it.
Oh, by the way,
you, uh, might want to keep
your eyes and ears open
tonight, I think a
couple of the kids
I overheard them
talking about it.
Don't worry. I'll handle it.
Now this will give Angela
one hell of a nightmare.
L Bu!
Angela's missing all the fun.
I can't believe
she forgot her pillow.
You know, I thought we were
supposed to be roughing it.
I mean, we're not even
supposed to need a pillow.
Weren't they
supposed to scare us?
They're supposed
to scare Angela,
so act surprised.
Wouldn't it be funny
if they showed up
and she wasn't even here?
I hope they don't show,
'cause all they're gonna do
is get us in trouble,
and my folks
will strangle me if
I get sent home.
Oh, hell! Turn that song up.
Hey, you know you've got
pretty good taste, yeah?
For a white
suburban cheerleader.
Thanks.
Hey!
A**hole, you almost
broke my machete.
Help me find my glove.
Damn, where'd you put it?
If I knew that, I'd have it.
Listen,
I'm going to take a piss.
If you don't have that glove
by the time I get back,
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Oh, where'd you find it?
Hey, f*ggot, where are you?
Anthony, come on.
Anthony?
Anthony?
What'd you do that for, Anthony?
Oh my God!
No. Please, no!
Sorry. Once I start a
task I always finish.
Hey, what's the
name of this group?
You know, they're really good.
I don't know, but I won't
turn them off, don't worry.
I'm so glad you went and
got some more jumbo hot dogs.
They're all beef.
Alright!
- Angela!
- Surprise!
It's not nice to scare people.
So you did know about the boys.
But I don't think they're
gonna be showing up.
I gotta hand it to you.
I didn't think you'd do
something like this.
Oh, you'd be surprised.
Where's Ally?
She went to the restroom.
She said something
about having cramps.
I'll bet.
Oh my God.
Oh, wow.
God.
It's here.
Ally, are you in there?
Oh, sh*t! F***. Stop it!
Ally.
God. Quick, hide.
Where, in the can?
I don't care. Move!
- Look, stand on top of it.
- God.
Hurry.
Uh, Angela,
I've got cramps, real bad.
You said you had
cramps last week.
Yeah, well, I've got 'em again.
Runs in the family.
Why is this door locked?
I didn't want some crazy
person to attack me.
Cute... but the blood
looks like ketchup.
Hey.
Hey.
Have either of you guys
seen Judd or Anthony?
- No!
- Damn it.
What, haven't you seen them yet?
No, they haven't been
seen since last night.
- You're kidding.
- Can you help me look for them?
Sure.
If you see them, be sure
to tell a counsellor.
And tell the two of them
- Okay.
- I'll see you.
Hey, Ally,
you want to throw the ball?
No.
You don't have to
pretend to be nice to me.
I know you hate me as
much as I hate you.
I don't hate you.
Don't give me that
goody-goody sh*t.
It may work on Sean Whitmore,
but it's not going
to work on me.
Has he screwed you yet?
That's none of your business.
I didn't think he had.
Well, let me warn you,
he's a lousy lay.
You'd be perfect together.
Look, do me a favor
and leave me alone.
Don't forget to
run and tell Angela.
Maybe if I'm lucky the
dyke will send me home.
Molly?
You want to talk about it?
It's okay.
What happened?
Did you and Sean break up?
No.
- It's just that Ally...
- What about Ally?
She said she hated me.
And then she said all these
And about you.
And then she said I'd
probably come and tell you.
So you can't say
anything to her.
You promise?
I promise.
Why don't you go swimming?
You'd feel better if
you got some fresh air.
No, I can't.
She'll probably be there.
- I doubt it.
Probably fornicating.
That was great.
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