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Sleepaway camp 1983 dir.Robert Hiltzik
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Sleepaway Camp features two killers. You can’t change my mind. Even Hiltzik himself has been cited as saying something to the effect of, “Who said that there was only one killer?”
Angela is absolutely killing; there isn’t a single doubt about that, but I 💯% believe that Ricky is too. There are several scenes that point to this being the case:
(1) Mel, the camp manager, insists that he saw Ricky go into the boys’ changing area where that one counselor was stung to death by bees. Why would Ricky have been there otherwise?
(2) Speaking of the beehive kill scene, there are very clearly two people working together in that scene: one locking the camp counselor in the bathroom stall and the other dropping the beehive through the window. Unless Angela has teleportation abilities, it’s very unlikely that she is doing both.
(3) After one scene in particular in which Angela gets bullied, Ricky says something to the effect of, “Don’t worry, Angela, we won’t let them get away with this.” That line means absolutely nothing if he isn’t involved in the murders. What’s more, the kids who throw sand at Angela are eventually brutally killed even though Ricky gets a good look at them and Angela doesn’t.
(4) Right before Judy is killed, you clearly see Jonathan Tiersten standing in her doorway, not Felissa Rose. If that isn’t the most damning piece of evidence, then nothing is.
I am convinced that there are two killers - Angela and Ricky, not just Angela. Like I said, you cannot change my mind.
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Sleepaway Camp: a series of mysterious murders occur shortly after Ricky & Angela arrive at Camp Arawak for their Summer vacation. This cult-classic has everything I desire from an 80′s slasher flick, from over the top death scenes to those wonderfully dated wardrobe choices!
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Sleepaway Camp (1983)
by Robert Hiltzik
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Sleepaway Camp
Sleepaway Camp franchise
Ages ago, back in the early days of this blog, I did a quick pass at the Sleepaway Camp films. It was a brief seven hundred word overview of four movies in one post which really doesn’t do this series justice. I think it’s long past time for a genuine franchis focus on Sleepaway Camp.
Sleepaway camp used to be one of those films, where even in the horror community only…
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Broke Horror Fan presents Return to Sleepaway Camp on limited edition, fully functional VHS! Our latest tape is on sale now at Witter Entertainment.
Sleepaway Camp writer-director Robert Hiltzik helms the 2008 sequel to his '80s slasher classic. Felissa Rose, Jonathan Tiersten, and Paul DeAngelo return to star with Vincent Pastore (The Sopranos), Jackie Tohn (GLOW), and Isaac Hayes (South Park).
It arrives on VHS in slipcase packaging with new art by Shane Rittersbach, limited to 100. 50 copies are available in a bundle with custom Camp Arawak short-shorts. Each tape includes an exclusive introduction by Rose.
For optimal VHS viewing, the film has been cropped from its original aspect ratio to 4:3 full frame. It is officially licensed and approved by producer Thomas E. van Dell.
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It's summer camp as usual at Camp Manabe, where the kids torment each other for fun while the underpaid camp staff provides as little supervision as possible. When campers and staff mysteriously begin disappearing and turning into gruesome corpses, paranoid Ronnie can't shake the memory of a series of grisly murders that took place at Camp Arawak two decades earlier.
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IMDb: : Sleepaway Camp
IMDb: : Sleepaway Camp
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086320/
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Slasher Fest : Day 6 : Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Discussing the 1983 Slasher Horror Film : Sleepaway Camp
Starring : Christopher Collet, Felissa Rose, Jonathan Tiersten,
Karen Fields, Mike Kellin, Katherine Kamhi, Paul DeAngelo, Desiree Gould
Director : Robert Hiltzik
Writer : Robert Hiltzik
My Score 10/10
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Trailer : https://youtu.be/T9K2ARikYzE
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SLEEPAWAY CAMP (1983) – Episode 219 – Decades Of Horror 1980s
“Eat shit and die, Ricky!” “Eat shit and live, Bill.” Yup. Sounds like your typical summer camp version of witty patter. Join your faithful Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr – as they finally cover the notorious Sleepaway Camp (1983).
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Episode 219 – Sleepaway Camp (1983)
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Angela Baker, a shy, traumatized young girl, is sent to summer camp with her cousin. Shortly after her arrival, anyone with sinister or less-than-honorable intentions toward her gets their comeuppance.
Writer/Director: Robert Hiltzik
Makeup Department: Ed French (makeup illusions)(as Edward French)
Special Effects:
William Bilowit (special effects coordinator)(as Bill Billowit)
Ed Fountain (special mechanical effects)
Selected Cast:
Felissa Rose as Angela / Peter Baker
Maximo Gianfranco Sorrentino (credited as Frank Sorrentino) as Young Peter
Colette Lee Corcoran as young Angela
Jonathan Tiersten as Ricky Thomas
Karen Fields as Judy
Christopher Collet as Paul
Mike Kellin as Mel Costic
Katherine Kamhi as Meg
Paul DeAngelo as Ronnie Angelo
Susan Glaze as Susie
Thomas E. van Dell as Mike
Loris Sallahain (credited as Loris Sallahian) as Billy
John E. Dunn as Kenny
Willy Kuskin as Mozart
Desiree Gould as Aunt Martha Thomas
Owen Hughes as Artie
Robert Earl Jones as Ben
Frank Trent Saladino as Gene
Rick Edrich as Jeff
Fred Greene as Eddie
Allen Breton as Frank the Cop
Lisa Buckler as Leslie
Michael C. Mahon as Hal
Dan Tursi as John Baker
James Paradise as Lenny
Paul Poland as Craig
Alyson Mord as Mary Ann
Carol Robinson Alexander (credited as Carol Robinson) as Dolores
Sleepaway Camp is one of Crystal’s favorite movies. In fact, she loves it right from the opening scene depicting a boating accident and describes the film as intentionally funny. She loves Desiree Gould as Angela’s Aunt Martha and the two camp snarks, Judy and Meg. She also issues the caveat that you shouldn’t watch it if you’re not open to some politically incorrect attempts at humor.
Chad differs from Crystal and does not think Sleepaway Camp is intended to be funny, but he does think it’s an okay slasher with good makeup effects. Bill went in with low expectations but was pleasantly surprised by Sleepaway Camp, calling it a slice of 80s cheese. Back in the day, Jeff heard the rumors about Sleepaway Camp and its shocking ending so he rented the video to verify it for himself, and indeed, the rumors were true. He was shocked. Now he enjoys the film, its appropriately juvenile humor, and its inventive kills.
It might go without saying but it will be said nonetheless. The 80s Grue Crew unanimously loves Felissa Rose.
At the time of this writing, Sleepaway Camp can be streamed from Peacock and several ad-based services. A Blu-ray disc is available from Scream! Factory.
Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Chad, will be Akira (1988), a “Japanese animated cyberpunk action film directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, … based on Otomo’s 1982 manga of the same name,” according to Wikipedia
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Sleepaway camp (1983) Dir. Robert Hiltzik
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Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Director: Robert Hiltzik
Cast: Felissa Rose, Jonathan Tiersten, Karen Fields
If you can look past the cheesy make up/ dress choices like the $1 stick-on mustache, then this is a decent slasher film. Although the scenario seems redundant amongst all the camp slasher films, but I can guarantee you this one has a twist of its very own. My biggest complaint about this film would have to be the opening credits with an unexplicable death boath scene. It was capitvating and a great way to open a horror film, but it didn’t add to the story in anyway that I am aware of. I have watched 3 out of 5 Sleepaway Camp films with no exact conclusion on what the importance of the boat death scene could possibly mean.
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Enter the world of 1983 where the social moral fabric was alot looser and the shorts were skin tight. Men wore midriffs and girls frizzed their hair. A killer is let loose on the camp ground and no one is safe from the fashion police. A shock ending, a story that raises the shackles of the far left liberalism - what is there not to like - Come and listen to our episode of Sleepaway Camp - a truly original experience.
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Incredible behind the scenes photos from Sleepaway Camp.
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You won’t be coming home from Terror Threads without Sleepaway Camp merchandise. Sam Coyne’s new design is available on T-shirts ($27), tank tops ($28), baseball tees ($37), and mugs ($20).
The artwork is also featured on a "Campfire Carnage" scented candle ($25), which is only available for 72 hours, and a poster signed by star Felissa Rose ($50), which is limited to 125.
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