Camp Death III in 2D!

This movie, WOW what a blast! Ok, take a blender and now mix these items into it: 1. Take one part Canadian humor (a lot of it!) 2. Mix in some Troma attitude 3. A nice mix of tributes, cliches, spoofs of 80s horror flicks (especially slashers) 4. Politically correctness! HA! Keep that out of the blender because this movie has none!! 5. Throw in the kitchen sink and blend it all together and you get:

CAMP DEATH III! In 2D!

This movie was an absolute blast to watch! I caught myself laughing out loud at the most inappropriate things and had no regrets over it as well. The movie itself is a nice tribute/homage/spoof of the classic "summer camp/sleepaway camp" slasher genre of the 80s, with all visible character tropes (and then some) that you come to expect. But the timing of the jokes, gags, over the top acting that would make Lloyd Kaufman smile with glee, the special effects that will either make you hurt or just bust up laughing...this movie is just a blast!

If you like to laugh, get a group of friends and go watch this!!!! I won't spoil anything, just be prepared for some of the craziest crap you'll see on the screen. This is why we need more independent movies, having the freedom to take risks and be as non pc and "mainstream" as possible.

This is a "hyperbaric" tribute, complete with over-the-top acting and gore! Alot of 80s refers to other 80s pop movies like Star Wars. One of the funniest scenes, is the re-enactment of the original film's scene of Chris (played originally by Dana Kimell) talking about her first experience of seeing Jason. In this spoof, the character is now, Rachel (Angela Galanopoulos) telling the story, playing up the hysteria and bad acting from the original film's version of Chris's backstory with Jason. Its funny stuff for Friday 13th diehard fans, but not perfect at all and little too long. It's quite reminiscent of 80s titled-parody (of slasher flicks) like 1989's "Unmasked Part 25!

This movie was horrible. Ignore all the fake reviews.

Camp Death III in 2D! is stupid. No doubt about it. If you're looking for a good or scary horror movie in the traditional sense you're not going to get it here. That said, if you're looking for something silly that with some decent gore effects and a flick that makes you think and take in the environment then this is for you. It's got several nods to other franchises that are really well done and it's clear that the cast and crew had a blast making the film. That passion really shines through here and I totally appreciate it. This is a film from a director that had a vision. They went all in on making it and if you put yourself in the right frame of mind you may just see the glimpses of brilliance behind the silliness.

Very well made, Troma-esque horror comedy. Sometimes it borders on annoying and can wear down those who aren't a fan of this style. Most of the characters are great and fill out a paradigm of summer camp freaks well. Most of the cgi and digital effects leaves a lot to be desired but that practical stuff is not bad. If you like troma movies, try it out. If you don't like that style, stay away from this.