Konterr Brilliant and touching

Taraparain Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

Myron Clemons A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

lukandkilt I enjoyed the novelty of the original Sleepaway Camp, but the even the upped-campiness of this sequel can't make up for the persistent mediocrity. The idea was fun, but it came off a little drier than intended.

JasonLang Out of all the Sleepaway Camp movies, this is definitely my favorite. Also if i had a 10 favorite movies ever, this would definitely be on that list! This movie is just totally fun and awesome! It starts out with showing what new Angela is like, and gives an awesome rock song giving a feel of what kinda movie this is! They did good with all the characters, and i really rooted for Molly, the good girl, and that guy she liked. And when they die most of them are shown to die for being a bad camper, which i like. And the deaths are really creative and great! I think Angela was great in this and i don't think she is annoying like most people say, I think she awesome and has great one liners when she kill someone! One of my favorite scenes is when those teens are dressed as Freddy and Jason, and Angela kills them as Letherface. One more thing, i think the happy campers song was perfect for this movie, loved it. So overall this is a very fun slasher film, i love this movie its awesome!

Sandcooler Michael Simpson's "Sleepaway Camp II" has an incredible modesty that I very much appreciate within a horror movie. It doesn't try to act any smarter than it actually is, it never tries to be anything it's not, it's just an incredibly entertaining little B-movie that gives the audience what it wants. It's basically from the "Evil Dead"-school, meaning that it mostly skips the introductions and gets straight to the stuff you watch it for. Who has time to find out about backgrounds when there are so many people around to kill? The movie's structure is pretty monotonous and the plot is so non-existent that you could probably put the scenes in a different order without anybody noticing, but who cares when the kills are so lovely? The original "Sleepaway Camp" was about a hundred times more shocking than this will ever be, but this sequel is just so much more fun.

ctomvelu1 Not exactly a classic of the genre, SC 2 is a so-so followup to SC, in which a sexually confused character slaughters a bunch of people at a summer camp. If you haven't seen the original, this sequel may make no sense. Angela -- the demented he-she from the first movie -- is back, and just as murderous as she was in the first movie. Maybe more so. The body count seems higher, for one thing. Since we know Angela is a psycho from the outset, all suspense is removed. Taking its place are several pleasantly nasty deaths and the occasional laugh, as the movie is strictly tongue in cheek. The acting is appropriately cheesy, and the effects are from hunger. But as my brother-in-law used to say, who goes to the drive-in to watch the movie? And this is most definitely old-school drive-in fare.