Directed by:
Alberto MariniCinematography:
Pablo RossoComposer:
Arnau BatallerCast:
Maiara Walsh, Diego Boneta, Álex González, Jocelin Donahue, Xavier Capdet, Andrés Velencoso, Rick ZingaleVOD (1)
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When four young Americans sign up to work as counsellors in a remote Spanish camp, their visions of a fun-filled summer quickly dissipate. As one of the four is seemingly infected with a deadly disease, they begin attacking anything and everything in their path. Before the group even realise what's happening, a rage-inducing virus begins to take hold, spreading rapidly one-by-one among them. Before long, each must fight for their lives, if they have any hope of surviving the night. (Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment)
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This wasn’t too good. We are used to better stuff from Spain. Its main problem is that it’s impossible to establish any relationship with the characters, they are all replaceable, uncharismatic nobodies without any qualities. I’d be fine with the unnecessarily shaky camera, even with the less than stellar make-up of the infected, and the basic premise (a fit of madness that subsides quickly but passes on from character to character) has quite good potential actually, but the script should have worked it out in a more interesting fashion. As it is, it’s nothing but an uneventful B-movie, passable thanks to its modest run, but that will be forgotten the day after.
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Summer Camp is a mediocre film that is definitely not as scary as it could be. But on the other hand, there are scenes, like the one with the children, that are very unpleasant and give you chills. But suddenly you realize that it's sometimes too typical and too classic, and any excitement just disappears from it. Just a movie about how a camping trip goes wrong.
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