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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Un grupo de adolescentes gana un viaje a un campamento de verano al que habían asistido de niños. Sin embargo, poco después de llegar allí comienzan a desaparecer uno a uno.Un grupo de adolescentes gana un viaje a un campamento de verano al que habían asistido de niños. Sin embargo, poco después de llegar allí comienzan a desaparecer uno a uno.Un grupo de adolescentes gana un viaje a un campamento de verano al que habían asistido de niños. Sin embargo, poco después de llegar allí comienzan a desaparecer uno a uno.
Brad Bartram
- Shawn
- (as Brad Bartrum)
Devon Jenkin
- Julie
- (as Devon Jenkins)
Crisstyn Dante
- Nancy
- (as Christin Dante)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesShot on the same set as Viernes 13 (parte III) (1982).
- PifiasThe summer camps guests complain about having to park their cars at the gates and walk three miles cabins. But the next morning the cars are parked in front of the cabins.
- Versiones alternativasThe 1988 UK Video release was cut 20.sec.
- ConexionesFeatured in Twisted Nightmare: Interview with Cleve Hall (2017)
Reseña destacada
"This is my idea of roughing it".
"Twisted Nightmare" won't pull out any surprises as it's a deranged, if run-of-a-mill camp-based slasher, but it does have some interesting novelties ranging from the fact it was filmed around the same time as "Friday the 13th Part 3" (to only be released a couple years later) and that in was shot in the same area as that film too. Those would remember the barn of doom (and again it seems to hold some sort of attraction).
A group of old friends are mysteriously invited back to Camp Paradise, but no one has been there since the strange death of Matthew (a simple kid who was picked on by them). His death was unexplainable as he was turned into a scorching human torch and the body was never found. So the friends are together again along with Matthew's sister, but not too soon one-by-one the group start getting picked off.
For being a low-end slasher it has its recycled conventions, but it was a competently done (on the technical side) for what it is. A quickie, but well delivered slasher that reminded me of a cheaper version of woodland slashers "The Burning" and "Madman". The killer is pretty much in the same mould as "Madman" --- an unstoppable scruffy brute that's disfigured and who likes to growl. The story is old-hat (despite an interesting back-story about how the campsite is cursed) with a sluggish beginning before getting on with things before leading onto a insanely predictable revelation, the forced dialogues are lame and the acting for most part is bad (leaden or ripe). However it does bestow a healthy body count throws about the nudity quite freely and has its nasty moments. Junky and cheesy, but entertaining. Director Peter Hunt uses the locations rather well, but it seems to work better during the night sequences with the cat and mouse chases between the bulky killer and self-obsessed victims. There are some atmospheric touches with beaming blue lighting and mist, but even then the vision can become quite murky and editing rather jerky (like the first death sequence). The death scenes are hit or miss, some coming off while others not so. Moments do become laughable, like the use of slow-motion. The music is an unhinged, but mangled mixture sounding ominous but then breaking into something sunny and bright.
A group of old friends are mysteriously invited back to Camp Paradise, but no one has been there since the strange death of Matthew (a simple kid who was picked on by them). His death was unexplainable as he was turned into a scorching human torch and the body was never found. So the friends are together again along with Matthew's sister, but not too soon one-by-one the group start getting picked off.
For being a low-end slasher it has its recycled conventions, but it was a competently done (on the technical side) for what it is. A quickie, but well delivered slasher that reminded me of a cheaper version of woodland slashers "The Burning" and "Madman". The killer is pretty much in the same mould as "Madman" --- an unstoppable scruffy brute that's disfigured and who likes to growl. The story is old-hat (despite an interesting back-story about how the campsite is cursed) with a sluggish beginning before getting on with things before leading onto a insanely predictable revelation, the forced dialogues are lame and the acting for most part is bad (leaden or ripe). However it does bestow a healthy body count throws about the nudity quite freely and has its nasty moments. Junky and cheesy, but entertaining. Director Peter Hunt uses the locations rather well, but it seems to work better during the night sequences with the cat and mouse chases between the bulky killer and self-obsessed victims. There are some atmospheric touches with beaming blue lighting and mist, but even then the vision can become quite murky and editing rather jerky (like the first death sequence). The death scenes are hit or miss, some coming off while others not so. Moments do become laughable, like the use of slow-motion. The music is an unhinged, but mangled mixture sounding ominous but then breaking into something sunny and bright.
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- 23 oct 2010
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- Idioma
- Títulos en diferentes países
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- Presupuesto
- 890.000 US$ (estimación)
- Duración1 hora 35 minutos
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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