Camp Fear (Video 1991)

Some sorority sisters opt for camping in the woods with a handsome professor instead of a Palm Springs spring break. However, their orgy is interrupted when some Druids find them and decide... See full summary »

Director:

Thomas Edward Keith

Writer:

Thomas Edward Keith

Stars:

Vincent Van Patten, Betsy Russell, Peggy McIntaggart

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Vincent Van Patten	...	Professor Hamilton
Betsy Russell	...	Jamie
Peggy McIntaggart	...	Tiffany (as Peggy Sands)
Mike Diamant	...	Frog
Jim Elk	...	Indian
George 'Buck' Flower	...	Wino (as Buck Flower)
David Homb	...	Bill
James Kratt	...	Ace
Mindy Myer	...	Mellissa
Nels Van Patten	...	Speedy
Tiny Ron	...	The Druid
Mark Twogood	...	Gas Jockey
Sherman Augustus	...	Dancer #1
Derick LaSalla	...	Dancer #2 (as Derick J. La Salla)
Shannon Burkey	...	Dorm Girl

Storyline

Some sorority sisters opt for camping in the woods with a handsome professor instead of a Palm Springs spring break. However, their orgy is interrupted when some Druids find them and decide they need to sacrifice them to prevent the apocalypse at the start of the new millennium.

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Plot Keywords:

druid | sacrifice | sorority | sorority sister | college professor | 

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Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

The Millennium Countdown

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

This is actually the sequel to "Cheerleader Camp" that later changed to "Millenium Countdown" when Paramax took over the production after Prism studios bowed out of the initial production.

User Reviews

Bad, just bad.

This movie is so irredeemably bad, NOTHING about it makes it worth seeing. NO effects, no suspense and poor dialogue poorly delivered. Oh, and neither a CAMP or any FEAR does it contain. Do yourself a favor and go see the original Friday the 13th or (preferably) Sleepaway Camp, but what ever you do, DO NOT see this movie.

Even Michele Bauer's appearance at the very beginning can't save it. Usually, in these kinds of films you expect violence, suspense, and a little gore and some T&A. The violence was poorly executed, the "suspense" was laughable, there was NO gore, and the T&A is plentiful IN THE FIRST 5 MINUTES, then, NOTHING. At least one of these things, properly done would have at least made it watchable.

To say at least one nice thing about it, Buck Flower is great, he seems to be the only one who understands they are making schlock and rightly hams it up. If everyone else had fit that tone it would have been campy fun, no pun intended.