Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Hottoceame The Age of Commercialism

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Deanna There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

David Roggenkamp It starts out simple enough – some friends are on their way out for a run in a Hummer; weird things start to happen, but otherwise they are okay. The next morning they find themselves in 'Camp Hiawatha', a local youth camp run by young counselors. This is a horror movie, so that means things are going to get ugly real quick as characters start dieing one by one. The movie may feature bad acting and otherwise clichéd scenes and plot devices, but this seems to be deliberate and adds to the movies charm; that is if you like 'B- Grade' horror movies. The movie does go out of its way to make a few twists and bends in the plot – the person that you think is the killer, probably is, but then again, they aren't – the end of the movie is just as creepy and is an insanely nice twist to otherwise bland horror movies that have come before it.Do I recommend the movie? Only if you can put up with bad emotional acting; otherwise the movie is actually pretty good. Oh yeah, this movie has an interesting gimmick – it sends youth from the 21st century back to the 80s.Originally posted to Orion Age (http://www.orionphysics.com/?p=4980).

NightmareVacation2 What a piece of garbage this 'movie' is...what makes it worse is that it actually tries to pass itself off as an actual 'movie'...this is not a movie...this is a pathetically made camcorder homage to the movie Friday the 13th.....it's so bad that i was actually embarrassed to be watching it...thank god i was alone...it has millions of deaths...yet nearly each one is just the actor holding an arrow into themselves...or fake syrup type blood that drips just like syrup does....it's an absolute insult that this camcorder rubbish sits alongside actual movies in the DVD store....the 'actors' are horrendously bad....and i mean BAD.....doubt anyone of them will ever reach near z-list status....plus, lots of very bad male actors who rely on taking their tops off to elevate their screen presence....which fails miserably.....it's hard to believe that in this century trash like this is put before us and they expect us to enjoy it, or even respect it as a movie.....NEVER. This truly is a useless piece of camcorder crap that deserves to be forgotten before more people are fooled into watching it....you have been warned!!!!

superjudi89 No, but seriously, this was one of those movies that was so bad that I loved it. The horrible script, the bad acting, the camera work of five year olds, and a music score that was actually good, all combined to form a movie that was so bad that it was actually good. It's one of those horror movies that actual belongs in the comedy section. Then there was the blood. All of the death scenes, and fight scenes, etc. were done so badly that you could not help but laugh. Not to mention execution of most of the lines. I mean, seriously, to fully understand the hilarity of this movie, you need to go see it. I highly recommend it.

outoffocus04101 Just received the special edition of CAMP DAZE with the bonus disc in the mail and IT IS AWESOME! Some great behind the scenes footage.The movie itself is fun, exciting and (need I mention) bloody. I first learned about it on FANGORIA.com and have been waiting for it to come out. I'll be attending the NY screening in October, but couldn't wait that long to see it. I agree with some of the postings that's a bit long, it still keeps you entertained. I read one that said it was too much like Friday the 13th, but I disagree. I actually watched Friday part 1 on the IFC channel last night and CAMP DAZE is completely different. Some of the deaths are similar to Friday's but according to the director, they wanted to pay homage to it. CD's story was far more clever. It felt like a cross between The Burning and Scream. I laughed quite a few times and even found myself getting antsy (which I don't normally do when I'm watching a horror movie). Especially the scene with Jon Flemming in the shower. That was a bloody clever scene.This is the type of film that pays homage to the early 80's horror flicks in theme only. As for the rest of the film as a whole, it clearly stands on its own two blood soaked feet. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to see a fun, gory, bloody, creepy, who-done-it horror film.Camp Daze gets 2 bloody, severed thumbs up! Cheers. :-)