33.500

Topples any conceptions of over-the-top campiness.

the acting is markedly better than the first, but that doesn't mean it's not terrible. the actual killing in this movie is pretty sparse, it mostly consists of an idiotic fat kid getting picked on, and while that's entertaining, it doesn't make a good horror movie. for anyone who's seen the original, this movie has an utterly predictable conclusion, which was the only thing going for the first.

Isaac Hayes's last role, sadly.

This was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. While the original Sleepaway Camp was far from a masterpiece, it at least had a cool ending to go with something that had potential. While bringing in several of the original characters all grown up back(including Felissa Roe as Angela), this movie was a very bad idea. Micheal Gibney was neither a sympathetic or even remotely likable. His character was one of the worst I have ever seen. If you have any respect to these movies, skip this gar

The original film was no masterpiece - low-budget, mediocre acting and writing, familiar horror concept. But for what it was it worked - (some of) the foul mouthed kids were identifiable, the effects were decent, and the ending was twisted. But in this feature, all the kids are unlikeable and obnoxious, the plot is ho-hum, the ending is predictable, and the death scenes don't get interesting till the very end. The worst of the series.

My personal favorite of the series, and probably the most I've ever laughed at a horror (and a lot of comedies too). The characters are the most rediculous group of people ever. There are some scenes where you know something bad is going to happen but they spend 10 minutes building it up. (SPOILER) One of the funniest scenes is where two guys alternate looking through a hole at a spike. they do this about 15 times and you know its getting somebody in the eye. Ugh and I hated that fat kid so much

The movie is full of completely loathsome characters, horrendous dialog, an idiotic story, boring scares and terrible cinema. I cannot possibly recommend this film to anyone except maybe fans of the Sleepaway camp trilogy who can't tell that Sleepaway camp, and it's sequels, weren't any good in the first place. Isaac Hayes' last role and good Lord what a way to go.