NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

ThedevilChoose When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Sameer Callahan It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

strawberrybeth-563-35658 I thought this was a good movie. Usually, within the first two minutes of watching any movie, I can tell if I'm going to like it and I definitely liked this one! I would recommend it. I thought the storyline was good, it was well written and had a good plot, too. At the very end, it did say the movie was "based on true events." I thought the acting was great. I rated this 9 out of 10. The scenery was lovely. I liked the camp atmosphere. If you haven't seen this movie, give it a chance. Worst case scenario, if you don't like it, just don't watch it.I have used as much text as I can. NOT sure why it keeps telling me I have not used TEN lines of text, when, in fact, I HAVE! Very irritating! What do they expect ~ for me to write a damn book?

lueschow No one will argue that they overspent on sets, special effects, cast, or polishing. I think the term I used after watching it was Campy with no pun intended.That being said - I love any movie that can tell a compelling story with good honest dialog and emotion. This movie did that; and beyond that it showed me that there was a world beyond the limited stage set that I was allowed to see. I became interested in the "People of Hope" and how their society is organized. I wondered what happened beyond the walls of the camp. I felt compassion for these teens that are oppressed by their society and taught to deny their very selves in hope of a better afterlife.I also was much more frightened of the priest then any potential demon roaming those woods.Finally: It was good to see Dana Delany and Andrew McCarthy

Neffra Harnash UGGGGH! This movie was so pathetic! The boy who played the Christian was a terrible actor.The story line was dumb! I cannot believe I even attempted to watch this movie.Terrible! It will possess you with scoffs and lots of eye rolling.No WAIT! You know who would like this movie? A pathetic Christian boy that wants to be scared.Bleh! During the duration of the movie I expected something awesome to happen.It was so bland and boring, even the 'climax' scenes.No discernible plot line what so ever. DO NOT watch this movie!

burden89 Camp Hell was worse than an after school special. I am shocked to find they spent $3 million on this film. I get the religious undertones of guilt and torment these teens go through in a church community but the title is really deceiving. The direction, pace and plot was also pure torture to observe. What made this movie even worse is the fact your waiting for something scary to happen based on the suspenseful trailer. However, it appears Lionsgate spent more time on the trailer than the actual movie. I rank Camp Hell as one of the worse horror films I've ever seen because it was: (1) really bad; and (2)it took itself so seriously.