Raetsonwe Redundant and unnecessary.

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Kaelan Mccaffrey Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

movieman_kev In this first of a series of direct to DVD sequels, Steve Stiffler's younger douchier brother, Matt, gets sent to band camp as a punishment for sabotaging a school band function. 'cue wacky hijinxs' (no not really) Featuring Eugene Levy and Chris Owens as the two sad sacks who were in need of money so bad that they'd reprise their characters from the previous films.Unfunny and forgettable, why have I waited this long to review such a piece of excrement? Quite simply because it was already streaming on Netflix. I'd be damned if I were to actually seek out and pay for this moronic swill.

DoctorRabbit American Pie: Band Camp is not great, but it's not terrible either. For a straight to DVD sequel, this really wasn't all that bad. Compared to the atrocity The Naked Mile, Band Camp is Oscar Worthy.It sticks to the humor of the original American Pie movies and does have some funny moments. But still, it does suffer from the typical straight to DVD movie flaws. Most of the jokes in the film are chuckle's with a few stronger laughs in between. However, many of the jokes also just were too juvenile to be funny or just fell flat because they weren't funny.If you're a fan of the original trilogy, then it's worth a watch, but you won't want to revisit it a second time. If you're a fan of the original films, than I think you will at least find some enjoyment in this.

Martin Pollard The original American Pie pitched itself somewhere between Animal House and There's Something About Mary: a kind of warm-hearted, gross-out comedy about wayward, sex-obsessed teens. This travesty of a third sequel manages to turn the concept completely on its head by making a comedy FOR sex-obsessed teens, and ones who don't understand subtlety, irony or indeed humour. Where the original relied on a cast of average-looking males who generally stayed on the right side of lovable, this one focuses on the brother of that first film's deliberately irritating Stiffler. And this Stiffler, goes the brain-addled writers' pitch for Band Camp, is one whose antics we are supposed to rejoice at. What results is depressingly inane, and actually manages the feat of being more desperate and pathetic than Porky's, which the first film was (in the main) sending up. It is devoid of any laughs at all, and the worst thing is that Eugene Levy is in it. He looks, as he should, thoroughly embarrassed in every scene.

craigno_1 The Pre-discovery that the only remaining member of the original cast was Eugiene Levy aka 'jims dad' and Chris Owen 'sherman' (Who was probably just offered a half decent prostitute to take the role in the movie). This hardly filled me with excitement. But after creating a successful formula in the previous 3 films which provided some classic comedy moments I thought I'd give it a go. I am now a sufferer of parkinsonsotourettaphlemic-lepracyschizophrenic disorder which was a term invented using videoconferencing by top International doctors shortly after I was taken into long term care. The writers tried to emulate the original characters to the point where they may as well have used a cardboard cut out of Sean William Scott (stiffler) on the set, this would have provided better acting skills. The so-called classic comedy scenes were as funny as hypothermia. I think I almost managed a chuckle once.... by almost I mean swallowing the sick that emerged in my mouth. There was more cheese on display than a Babybel factory in this movie with the majority of the 'makeshift' characters being as flat as Pint left out in the sun for 4 days gathering algae.While spending the year in hospital after the movie I was placed next to a 14 year old who was offered a selection of DVD's. To my complete and utterly disgusted but silenced disbelief (when your so scared you cant scream)...He chose Band camp. As there was a bout of Meningitis injections on the ward, I thought the only way out was to take advantage of the many needles left available on the trolley. After 20 inside I was motionless and looking like a hedgehog, paralysed but still able to hear the poor, squeaky voiced, over excited dialogue from the majority of the movie. I advise anyone who watches it to please apply to Steve Rash for the 94 minutes of your life back. Its utter tripe, maybe a fly's discharge sat on top of a dog log would be the closest rival above it. I opted for Meningitis but I think a air bubble in the veins would be more advisable than watching this movie. Eye bleedingly poor.