Sleepaway Camp
The Cinema Snob watches the classic 1983 slasher film "Sleepaway Camp."
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The Cinema Snob: Sleepaway Camp
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Awesome a new snob review and of sleepaway camp no less
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PENIS!
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Awesome a new snob review and of sleepaway camp no less
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I love when I check here, become disappointed because there are no new videos, and then ten minutes later you hit up my Facebook announcing a new vid. It's such a nice surprise.
Thanks for all the free funny...
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That twist has got to be one of the top five greatest twists in film history along with Norman Bates' real "mother" in Psycho, the Statue of Liberty in Planet of the Apes, Darth Vader revealing to be Luke Skywalker's father in The Empire Strikes Back, and Bruce Willis actually a ghost in The Sixth Sense!
Correct me if I'm wrong, butI believe that effect was achieved by having a male kid actor standing up straight with that freaky looking Angela mask. That must've looked like a convincingly-looking mask!
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That's exactly what they did except it wasn't a kid they hire but a very small and thinly built man that shaved for the part as they didn't want to ask a 12 year old to be nude!
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Really? I just find it incredibly groan-worthy at best to make the big twist "Hey! The killer's a trans woman!"
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but Angela doesn't seem to be trans. Trans implies a voluntary change to the physical self in order to match it with the gender they truly identify as. This movie implies that Angela was a cis boy (that is, a boy whose gender identity matches the body they were born with) who was FORCED to become a girl. If anything, he's a victim of forced gender reassignment, which is implied to have really fucked him up.
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^ This
I was going to say pretty much exactly this.
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It was a twist Bruce Willis was a ghost...really?
This is the same film who's ad campaign revolved around the line "I see dead people" and the lead actor is shot in the opening 5 mins...and it was supposed to be a twist he was a ghost?
Personally I thought the twist in Sixth Sense was one of the worst twists ever on film.
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Did Angela's look at the end freak you out too, Brad?
...Cause I don't know if I'll get any sleep tonight.
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Right there with you. That's Ring/Grudge face right there. Freaky. O_o
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You two aren't alone. What the hell does that face even mean? Is it happy? Terrified? Manic? Or does she need a smoke now that she's finished. Seriously what the hell? this is gonna haunt me (0.o);
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I had seen stills of that face long before I finally saw the film. From the stills I thought that Angela would be screaming rather than moaning/groaning.
Also, most of the people in that camp deserved to die: They were all assholes.
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Jesus Christ, yes. Shit burned itself into my SOUL. Those sound effects don't help either...
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You leave the XFL out of this, Snob. That wasn't nearly as homoerotic as this film. But credit where credit is due on the archery scene. That wasn't an effect, that guy's dead for real.
I'll now resume trying to go the rest of my life without seeing the end of this movie ever again.
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"Not the bees!!" Easy reference or not, I laughed my ass off at that one.
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Oh dear, pedo-chef looks Oancitizen.
This was an excellent review. The Snob was played to perfection and the movie being reviewed is actually interesting. I assume this is one of the movies that Brad enjoys. I've only seen the first sequel. I should get this one.
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Speaking of that chef I'm surprised he did use any of the fallowing jokes or references!
1.) Herbert from Family Guy.
2.) The famous Dazed and Confused quote!
3.) A chef from south Park joke.
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Let's not forget Jeff Smith, The Frugal Gourmet.
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Although, allegedly, ol' Jeff was into boys.
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The chef from south park actually had a part in Return to Sleepaway Camp back in 2008, if I remember right it was his last film
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OMG! Thank you so much brad for reviewing this. I have been waiting along time for you to review this. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Its one of my personal favorites
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[Douchey McNitpick voice] How does the Cinema Snob not know the twist to this movie when he referenced it before in his Friday the 13th Part V review?
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Hello, Cinema Snob,
Love ya. Wanted to drop a suggestion. It's a 1981 movie called "Evilspeak", about a bullied Military School student who uses a computer to decipher an old book of Satanic rituals so as to use the info to wipe out the bullies.
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I have to say, that's a good suggestion. When I downloaded the Video Nasties, that was the first one I watched (Well, other than the one's I'd already seen). It was actually an enjoyable movie. And speaking of, another good Video Nasty for review could be Visiting Hours.I thought it was an enjoyable movie, but it IS a bit silly (and gave me flashbacks to Halloween II. The original, good Halloween II)
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The day the Cinema Snob reviews a movie starring Clint Howard is the day my life will finally be complete and totally fulfilled.
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Oh I -KNOW- you did not just hate on Paula Poundstone, Brad.
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OMG! I absoluty love this. Always want you to do this! Grettins from Chile
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hell yeah brad thank you soo much for doing this film. it's one of my favorites of all time. & i was dying for you to do this for a long ass time. i hope you do the sequels as well. i was laughing my ass off through the whole thing. & this is easily going to be one of my favorites you've ever done. well done indeed.
also for those who don't know. that actor who played well the cock was a college student who had to get drunk off his ass to do that scene. they gave him i believe alke. i think? or he may have brought it either way he was drunk off his ass.
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Wow, that ending was creepy as hell, it was like she/he was a demon or something.
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I love how The Cinema Snob sums up the movie in three words, "That's A Dick."
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Yay! Another movie I recognize. In all honesty this movie is pretty fucking stupid but that twist is really smart. Not just with the film, but with killer psychology too. Living with that twat of a mother alone would drive any person nuts, but forcing them to switch sexes against their will? Yea...
On a side note, I would like to give a fuck you to hh1edits, the guy on youtube responsible for the 100 greatest movie insults, for not including the exchange in either compilation "...this guy blows dead dogs."
"EAT SHIT & DIE RICKY!"
"Eat shit & live Bill."
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It's good ole fashion Ed Gein up bringing that always creates serial killers... it'd almost be perfect in this movie if the mother was a religious nut to be the cherry on top!
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You've tackled one of my absolute favorite movies of all time, and for this I must give you every internet point I have to my name. Even with its faults, I love Sleepaway Camp and its sequels (canon or not). It's a bunch of harmless fun and it's a great way to kill an afternoon. Considering the time it takes place, all the symbolism to homosexuality was very ballsy. There are threads talking about the meaning behind some scenes like Angela's flashback to her two dads together and the scene following with her and Peter. Still, I love these 80s cult classic gems. A wonderful review that pleased the fanboy in me.
@LucusChad - You're correct. Photos are floating around on tumblr. A podcast I heard some odd months ago said something about the actor being one of Hiltzik's friends or something.
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By the way, am I the only person who thinks the younger male camp counselor looks like Bon Scott from AC/DC?
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Still got it brad.
Fuckin lol'd at the wickerman reference.
OH GOD NOT THE BEES AHHHHHHH
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I remember watching this after Brad mentioned it on Radiodrome. And really I thought it somewhat dull, but still pretty entertaining, especially with deranged Snow White at the beginning, and I thought the little kids at the beginning with the accents, aka Vic from Da Big Box's progeny, were soooo adorable, I nearly died.
And the ending really freaked me out because I watched the movie kind of late at night and was dozing in and out of sleep and when the reveal happened I woke right the fuck up because the full frontal shot of Angela was just disturbing... But kind of funny when I think about it.
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I had wondered where Robot Chicken got that bit now I know.
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Thanks for getting around to this flick, Brad. I'd almost forgotten "Angela's" final "Oh" face, but now my night terrors just got refueled. Another hilarious review. Eat shit and live, sir...in a good way!
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Okay, what the hell was wrong his/her face at the end? It was creepy as fuck.
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One thing about this movie always caught me and it was this. In the scene with Artie and Angela in the back room, there are two boxes on the shelves next to Artie, one says Topless, the one next to it says Tubby. I always wondered if Robert Hiltzik intended that as a background gem thing. Idk, if not I think thats pretty funny.
Awesome review, Brad. Love the every week cycle return. And you couldnt have picked a better movie this week. Freaking awesome!
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This review was hilarious. I rented this movie in 1990, and didn't expect much. But that ending freaked me out. As a matter of fact I was freaked out when I saw a review of this by some other reviewer last year.
BTW I don't think that was a body double for Angela. I think Angela's naked body was a mannequin, and then they superimposed the actress' head on top of it.
Without that ending no one would have remembered this movie. And why did all of the kids in the early 80s wear nut hugging shorts? Didn't they (we) need crotch room? BTW the bitchy girl looks like Tara from Nash's show.
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Nope it was a skinny small framed dude in a really good mask of the actress's face on over his! This was the 80s it was kinda of hard to super impose another person's face onto a different body.
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One of the best Snob episodes yet. I've always loved Sleepaway Camp. Great reactions about the pedophile cook and his fate and especially the ending.
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I thoroughly enjoyed it as well, Alex. Also, how do maek babbees?
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No that the first has been cracked how about the 3 sequels?
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Man, I've been waiting forever for your review of this movie! I wasn't suspecting it'd be today though!
I was hoping you'd use the Robot Chicken skit for this review and you didn't disappoint!
"Oh my gawd Angela is the killer and she's really a boy!"
Well, I see this is why there weren't any Summer camps like that around here... they apparently use those databases on sex-offenders as a catalog to hire people from! Wait, did the pedophile cook actually die from his burns as even with the good makeup effects he didn't look that badly burnt to die of shock!
You know that was not the 1st or last time I've seen a movie where some one was killed by having a turned on curling iron shoved inside them...
I do agree though in the Friday the 13th movies at least Jason was kind enough NOT to murder the children only the asshole concealers! Even though the kids in this most of them seem to be so spoiled and assholish the killer did the world a favor by not allowing them to grow up and reproduce and make more little assholes!
So are you doing a lot more known movies as of now? Because the last few you've done are ones even casual horror buffs would know of!?
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That face... my god...
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Love this film and this snob episode. Girls Nite Out and Unhinged would make good episodes.
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Brad has already reviewed Unhinged,its on the second page of the snob videos.
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Cheers chief,
didn't know. Weirdly, I actually like Unhinged even if no one else does.
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So nobody's going to say it? Okay I guess it's my turn:
"Bees... MY GOD..."
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One of the greats.
Also I have a sudden urge to listen to the song "Angela" by Frightmare.
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I only saw it for the first time last night, and haven't seen the original, but Smokey and the Bandit 2 was amazing. Brad, you really need to review it.
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JESUS! That face the killer is making during the big reveal at the end will be haunting my nightmares!
This was a great review! I've always wondered about this movie, but I probably never would have gotten around to watching it. Now... well, after seeing that face at the end, I don't think I'll watch it anyway, but at least now I know what I'm missing.
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Im not the usual slasher-fan, but i really enjoyed this review. Because it had much more things to show than different ways to get killed, tortured or maimed. And the jokes were funny too.
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This movie was literally filmed in my back yard... The opening scene is Lake Luzerne, NY and you can see my old house on the shore. I actually met the director once and his daughter used to work at a bath and bodyworks in Albany (Crossgates Mall). The camp scenes were filmed in two different locations, but one of them was across the lake from my old house at a real summer music camp. I live in Glens Falls now and one of the houses here was used as an exterior shot for Basket Case.
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This is one of those movies that i adore yet must concede is great material for a snobbing. A lot of The Snob's fun poking was towards aspects of the film that I think lend it a certain charm and I like that and think it made for a simultaneously hilarious yet quietly appreciative review. The fact that Brad can come up with so much funny material for a movie that he quite obviously likes is a big part of what I love about The Cinema Snob. This brightened up an otherwise dismal day!
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Oh and that's probably my favourite title-card yet.
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I just looked up this movie on IMDB and was looking at the page of the actress who played Angela and saw that she will be in the 2012 movie/remake of Crazy Fat Ethel.
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No way! I'm on the IMDB page now and I can't believe it. The cherry on top is knowing Linnea Quigley will be in it as well. As much as I hate Crazy Fat Ethel (and it just blows my mind that someone wants to remake it), I'm actually excited for this.
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I'm glad you didn't make any autism references at the lady who was staring blankly at the screen. If you would've, you'd probably get flamed by many non-autistic people for doing so.
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*Applauds*
Seriously Brad, best one so far. Made me laugh many times, also spot on with the references
Bravo sir bravo
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Actually, in Ireland, buck can be used to mean fuck, so that buck comment is doubly hilarious
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Thank you for reviewing this just because I requested it over a year ago, you seriously know how to please your fans mr snob, 5 stars.
Seriously thou, fucking loved this review, I didn't know I had watched the edited version back when I saw it
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Great review as always. Now if the snob can review the sequels. Or better yet, see if they can be used as fodder for a Ninja the Mission Force sequel.
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You referenced the XFL!? Not even the WWE will reference the XFL! Oh wait...
Good Review as always Brad. Glad you released it on my Birthday yesterday. I treated the review as my gift. Thank you
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Oh man, I've been waiting for this. A friend bought this pack of horror movie DVDs two or three years ago, most of which wound up being pretty shit. But the first one we popped in the PS3 was Sleepaway Camp. None of us knew what it was.
EASILY one of the best horror movie experiences I've, simply due to how ridiculously hilarious the movie was. That ending had us shouting at the screen for a good five minutes. That face and the 'shock' twist were godlike.
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Strangely enough, the cat-shit peanut butter has really warmed me back up to the stuff.
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Cool review of one of my fave slasher films
2 and 3 were fun too but that new one... Damn so awefull
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Yess! You reviewed one of the coolest old slasher films I've seen!
I was blindsided by the ending. I had no idea that would happen.
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"BIBLE BLACK" is another "surprise penis movie" worth watching.
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You should be ashamed of yourself. Now people will probably go watch Bible Black. Go to your corner of shame.
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That ending was priceless, wow. Casually watching the review, and then... wait, what the fuck? What?
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Oh I get Aunt Martha sent Ricky and Angela/Peter to community theater camp.
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I love this flick
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I know where the cook came from...
The state penitentiary!
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Surprise Penis movies are an underutilized genre.
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"EAT SHIT AND DIE!" (c) Duke Nukem
This is, probably, the funniest Snob review for the last half a year.
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When I now hear the the Greatest American Hero theme I know I am about to view wholesome entertainment by the delightful Cinema Snob. Entertainment my whole family can enjoy. Sure, my family is 3 cats and a house full of plushie dolls, but I forgot my point.
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Is that Jake's decapitated head in the picture? xD
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Almost feels weird to see cinema snob's more regularly again.
Was expecting a video for Madagascar 3 and/or Prometheus.
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"That's a dick!"
That reaction made me choke on my drink.
Seriously though, what the fuck was with those noises that Angela/Peter was making?
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I see David Mamet had a hand at writing some of this dialogue, what with the constant cursing and homo erotic machismo. Good god that final moment! I remember seeing a VHS for this at a Sam Goody's as a kid but never saw it. I also remember the Robot Chicken sketch and it made me laugh even if I never saw the movie. Didn't know it was real though. Great review as always Brad. ^_^
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Oh my god, thank you Brad for putting in the Robot Chicken clip. I nearly crapped my pants first time I saw that episode
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i watched this somewhere between the ages of 4 and 7... really cranks up your sense of 'this is fucked up'
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Y'know, it's not just the film's ending that is genius, but it you think about the tone of the whole movie, not just the subtle hints along the way, the whole movie becomes way more inventive.
The homo-erotisism, the deviant sexuality of the pedophile cook, the blind eye turned towards him, (hinting that everyone in the film has their own deviancies), and even the foul-mouthed epitahs constantly streaming out of every one of the teens, which revolve around phrases like "fuck", "cocksucker" and "dicks".
The entire movie and every character in it, has sex in all kinds of less accepted forms on the mind, and the entire film is all about this. It takes all of the "uncomfortable" nature of sex and gender and has an entire cast of characters constantly obsessed about it, yet, everyone is frustrated with everyone else, everyone is unkind to everyone else, and there is tension and friction among every single character.
So, literally every single second of this film is leading up to this, in a world where sex and hatefulness hangs thick in the air like a fog, until the ending pops the top off and lets it all loose.
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Y'know, it's not just the film's ending that is genius, but it you think about the tone of the whole movie, not just the subtle hints along the way, the whole movie becomes way more inventive.
The homo-erotisism, the deviant sexuality of the pedophile cook, the blind eye turned towards him, (hinting that everyone in the film has their own deviancies), and even the foul-mouthed epitahs constantly streaming out of every one of the teens, which revolve around phrases like "fuck", "cocksucker" and "dicks".
The entire movie and every character in it, has sex in all kinds of less accepted forms on the mind, and the entire film is all about this. It takes all of the "uncomfortable" nature of sex and gender and has an entire cast of characters constantly obsessed about it, yet, everyone is frustrated with everyone else, everyone is unkind to everyone else, and there is tension and friction among every single character.
So, literally every single second of this film is leading up to this, in a world where sex and hatefulness hangs thick in the air like a fog, until the ending pops the top off and lets it all loose.
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Basically, Sleepaway Camp is actually a social examination of the uncomfortableness and squeamishness that human beings have with each other's sexual identity.
....just handled in a sleazy manner by a rather untalented director who has a tenancy to let his shots and scenes piddle on for far too long.
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I have never watched sleepaway camp but I have always heard of it. I loved this review and I will definitely watch sleepaway camp (even though I know the twist ending now) if I get the chance.
It's interesting but it reminds me of the movie Cherry Falls. It came out in 2000. A killer preys on virgins, carves the word virgin into them. I believe the twist (I tried to google but every review I read didn't have a spoiler) was the male teacher was a victim of a gang rape as a female and had a sex change just so they wouldn't know who they were when they became a teacher at the school. The children he killed were the rapist's children. The cop at the end survives. He was the one that chickened out on the gang rape because he was too nice to do that to someone. He gets a hunch it's the woman seeking revenge in a part of the movie. They vowed they wouldn't tell anybody about it. They made a pact.
It's supposed to be a twist on the whole if you have sex you get murdered in a slasher cliche. They actually have an orgy in part of the movie to stay alive.
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the teacher is taking revenge for what happened to his mother, he is the result of the gang rape. The cop was involved in the rape, although he claims to have been too drunk to know what he was doing. The most interesting thing about it is that the girl (I can't remember who played her), realises that her father is not what she thought he was and some of the scenes between them that look very odd, look even worse once you know the ending. I think it's playing around with the literary device of the unreliable narrator when the cop tells his daughter what happened,
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The Snob is changing, isn't he? He's becoming more exaggerated than he used to be, to greater illustrate that he's a parody.
What the hell is with her eyes at the end? Did she get possessed by the devil?
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There have always been episodes that emphasized the parody aspect. Look at the Salo episode 4 years back. It seems like he usually does that with movies Brad actually likes.
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Actually Brad doesn't care for Salo, he just felt it was a perfect review for the Snob.
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I know he doesn't, but that's still a video where he plays up the Snob persona.
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I too enjoy it when he gets more snobby and snarky. This movie looks more enjoyable than Salo because it at least seems to have some character development. Salo seems to think that we'll feel sad for characters we know nothing about becuase they're being tortured. It's not real life, we know it's fake.
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If there are many cut versions of this do you know where its uncut do you? Because this is still one horror movie I haven't seen yet.
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This was an ingenious and hilarious review! It was very cool to hear my rendition of "Believe It or Not" as the opening theme! That should fix everyone's biggest complaint about this film: a lack of traditional Japanese music.
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Awesome, though I regret watching it while falling asleep since I had to see that last Angela face bit as the last thing of the evening before drifting off. Yeek!
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Am I the only one who likes Sleepaway Camp 2 & 3 more than Sleepaway Camp 1
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I hope so. =)
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yeah...... that face..... not gonna solve my sleeping problems hehe
Loved the review!!!
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that face at the end, it will haunt my nightmares for AGES...thanks for that Snob, really kind of you
Seriously though, great review
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Absolutely hilarious. This review cracked me up from beginning to end. Appropriately enough, the best part may be the ending and your reaction to the ending of the movie, although the cross-cutting between you and the cook's death scene was hysterical as well.
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Great Review,Brad...Just 2 things.
Was The Head Counsloer(Don't remember his name,the one that was Doing the speech after finding the dead girl)Lloyd Kaufman?
(Looked like Him,or his double)
and,WTF was with that End scene??? The First time I saw that film,I had to watch an episode of Seinfeld as a ^&*&^&&%$%# Chaser!!!
Yikes!!!
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Bruce Springsteen's little sister played Angela in Sleepaway Camp 2.
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You forgot to mention that Robert Earl Jones, father of James Earl Jones was in this.
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I think this movie is way too good to spoil the ending to it. I've seen it before and loved it. Great video, this was very funny.
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An XFL reference...knarly!
Great video as always.
Also if there's any artwork i can do for you jst hit me up, http://tatty-bojangles.deviantart.com/
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"......That's a dick!"
I nearly fell out of my chair. Brad, you're awesome!
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when i first watched this movie i couldn't eat for like a week. the ending grossed me the f out.
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One of my favorite slasher movies of all time. Excellent video!
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The boat scene reminds me of the one in the new Friday the 13th movie where the chick get her head smashed by the boat.
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Hate on the opening all you want, Brad, but the ending theme was damn good.
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What kind of face was that at the end D: horror version of awesome face?
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The first time I watched the end I felt paralized. Now it's a funny movie. Don't be an asshole = you live.
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I wish you were with me every time a friend forces me to watch it again. Absolutely love it!
Jonathan (better known as the foul mouthed little shit Ricky).
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I wish you were with me every time a friend forces me to watch it. Absolutely loved it! Cheers.
Jonathan (AKA The foul mouthed little shit)
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Dude thank you so much man! I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
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Awesome episode! Glad to see Brad still got it!
Seriously, it's episodes like this that got me hooked on this show. He's great at what he does, and what he does is reviewing bad horror movies. I love him, and I will never leave him.
Oh, and Crystal Pepsi kicks ass!
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What's a pederast, Snob?
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Well, there was an '80s Starship Troopers cartoon, which was Japanese. The Marauder armor shared a lot of design aesthetic with the Master Chief from Halo. I've never managed to watch it.
And there was a '90s Starship Troopers CGI cartoon, called Roughnecks Chronicles, which was actually pretty good but had crippling behind the scenes production issues and stopped in the middle of its run.
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not sure if brad new this when he made the jersey shore joke but the kid who played peter is actually The Situations older brother
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One of the funniest Snob episodes ever!
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