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Connie Craig in Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers (1988)

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Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers

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Felissa Rose was asked to return as Angela Baker and she did a reading, but didn't quite click with the comedic one-liners that Angela delivered in the sequels. She was also preparing to attend college at the time.
According to some cast and crew members, during production/filming, Pamela Springsteen did not tell anyone she was Bruce Springsteen's sister. Several found out about it years later.
The model used to portray "Angela" for the original VHS box art is Connie Craig. Pamela was unavailable for the photo shoot that day.
The characters Charlie and Emilio (played by Jason Ehrlich and Justin Nowell) are the real life names of Molly Nagle's (Renee Estevez) brothers, Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez.
This film was shot in Waco, Georgia, at a camp ground formerly known to locals as Camp Waco. It is now private property. Most of the buildings used in the film are now gone. The restroom, abandoned cabin and swimming pool are the only things remaining.

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