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Camp Hideout is a family-friendly film that combines the nostalgia of classic summer comedies with fresh twists, making it enjoyable for viewers of all ages. The movie stars Ethan Drew as a trouble-making teen who seeks refuge at a summer camp after stealing a valuable piece of technology, with Corbin Bleu and Christopher Lloyd also featured in the cast. Director Sean Olson and composer Jason Brandt have a long-standing working relationship and have collaborated on previous family-friendly films, bringing their expertise and shared creative vision to Camp Hideout.

Camp Hideout is a fun, family-friendly film that evokes classic summertime comedies of old while switching things up enough to offer viewers of all ages something new. The film stars Ethan Drew as Noah, a trouble-making teen who hides out at a summer camp after stealing a coveted piece of technology. Also starring in the film are Corbin Bleu as camp counselor...

Camp Hideout is a family comedy film directed by Sean Olson from a screenplay by Kat Olson, C. Neil Davenport, and Dave DeBorde. The comedy film follows the story of a troubled teen who steals an essential item from two goons, and he hides from them in a summer camp. While hiding there he finds a new group of friends and to save them from the goons he must do everything he can.

The comedy film stars Ethan Drew as Noah, Christopher Lloyd as Falco, Corbin Bleu as Jake, Isabelle Almoyan as Becky, Amanda Leighton as Selena, Jenna Raine as Mallory, Justin Sterner as Parker, and Joshua Childs as Willis.

Camp Hideout – When Did It Come Out? Credit – Roadside Attractions

Camp Hideout had its wide release in theaters on September 15.

Camp Hideout – Where to Watch It?

Camp Hideout is coming exclusively in theaters. So, everybody who has been waiting for...

"This whole thing isn't really my scene..." Roadside Attractions has revealed the official trailer for a family comedy called Camp Hideout, directed by Sean Olson (F.R.E.D.I.). and produced by Phillip Glasser (The War with Grandpa) and Jason Brown (Noobz). It's opening in theaters nationwide this September if anyone is curious. After a troubled teen named Noah steals an important game from two big city goons, he hides in a church summer camp and finds he must protect his new found friends at all cost when the goons track him down. Upon arrival at the camp, Noah quickly comes to realize the camp's notorious owner, Falco and his dog Lazaraus, ironically loathe children. Noah and his fellow campers band together to construct a funhouse hideout in the woods, packed with booby traps, zip lines, and bees. The film stars Corbin Bleu, Amanda Leighton, Ethan Drew, Tyler Kowalski,...

Can summer camp offer a second chance? A teen finds himself searching for a new life in “Camp Hideout.” The comedy focuses on a summer camp full of interesting characters, most notably the temperamental leader Falco; Christopher Lloyd portrays the temperamental man who eventually joins in to help the young campers. Corbin Bleu, Ethan Drew, and Amanda Leighton also star.

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The film’s official synopsis:

“When mischievous Noah (Ethan Drew) gets himself into trouble with 2 “bad guys” by accidentally stealing their property, he escapes to a summer camp.

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Roadside Attractions has acquired the U.S. rights to “Camp Hideout” and will release the family comedy theatrically in the fall.

The film follows a troubled teen named Noah (Ethan Drew), who nearly gets caught stealing a top-secret gadget from some big city thugs. He then barely escapes by hiding in a summer camp run by the eccentric Falco (Christopher Lloyd) and counselors Jake (Corbin Bleu) and Selena (Amanda Leighton). While Noah tries to blend in with the rest of the rowdy campers, his crooked partners show up to steal the classified item from Noah. What follows is a series of wacky and zany events complete with home-made booby traps as Noah tries to escape the goons.

The movie was directed by Sean Olson (“F.R.E.D.I.”) and produced by Phillip Glasser (“The War With Grandpa“) and Jason Brown (“Noobz”). Bleu was one of the stars of “High School Musical.

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