One of the greatest killing sprees I have ever seen

The sisters of Bruce Springsteen and Emilio Estevez duke it out in this black comedy sequel to the '83 _Friday the 13th_ wannabe. Probably the best of the Sleepaways (which ain't sayin' much), this film has an interesting cast and gory deaths -- although its attitude of praising its "moral" maniac while condemning her looser-living, mostly female victims to ignominious fates is faintly offensive.

Good god almighty. There's no way this could have ever lived up to the movie I made in my own mind after seeing the boss VHS cover with Freddy's glove and Jason's mask in the counselor's backpack for the first time way back in the late '80s or early 90s. I finally saw this dog vomit last week for the first time -- Complete Garbage -- That said, it WAS sort of refreshing to relive all the trappings of stupid 80s horror (cheesy pop metal soundtrack, nudity, general film-making incompetence).

Generic 80's slasher film. Lots of funny parts, lots of cool deaths, and lots of boobs! Gotta love it!

deceptively smart, entertaining early slasher spoof.

i was hoping that the sequel had something to hold up to the completely out of left field plot twist at the end of the first. lo and behold they gave angela a sex change, one of the worst directorial decisions ever made.

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Out of the four movies this is the one i remember the least. Because this is when the series starts to go from serious to hilariously cheesy.

The second and third installments of the Sleepaway Camp series take a sharp turn away from the precedent set by the original, taking us into the realm of generic teen slasher cliche. I will say this: If you like slasher films, this movie is damn funny, with funny an dpaper thin characters, and some fnny situations.

While it brings back the killer from the first film, this is a totally different experience. This one is much more tongue in cheek and gleefully exploitative, and for the most part works very well as a self-conscius slasher film with some creative deaths and effective black humor.

Worthless sequel that has very little in common with the original. There's almost no tension since we're well aware of who the teen-slaughterer is from the very first kill. There's lots of T&A, but little else.

As good as the first, that is to say very bad, except this one doesn't pack the same surprising ending. You pretty much know what's going to happy from the first 5 minutes on when it's revealed that Angela is back and she's going to kill some campers. Generic garbage horror movie.