Bloody Bloody Bible Camp (2012)

A group of Christian teens visit the Happy Day Bible Camp, where in 1977 an earlier group of teens were punished for their sinful behavior by a sadistic nun.

Director:

Vito Trabucco

Writers:

Shelby McIntyre, Vito Trabucco

Stars:

Reggie Bannister, Tim Sullivan, Ron Jeremy

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Reggie Bannister	...	Father Richard Cummings
Tim Sullivan	...	Sister Mary Chopper / Eugene
Ron Jeremy	...	Jesus
Ivet Corvea	...	Millie
Matt Aidan	...	Tad (as Matthew Aidan)
Jessica Sonneborn	...	Brittany
Deborah Venegas	...	Jennifer
Jeff Dylan Graham	...	Dwayne
Elissa Dowling	...	Betty
David C. Hayes	...	JJ
Daniel Schweiger	...	Brother Beau
Christopher Raff	...	Timmy
Chris Staviski	...	Skunk
Jay Fields	...	Brother Zeke
Troy Guthrie	...	Vance

Storyline

In 1977 a group of young, horny, out of control Christians are spending a fun filled weekend at the Happy Day Bible Camp. Their impure antics rile up a sadistic crazy nun known as, "Sister Mary Chopper". One by one these youthful sinners pay a BLOODY penance for their sinful acts. 7 years later, another group of Bible totin' Christian wannabes return to the Happy Day Bible Camp. All ignore the warnings from the local folk of the grizzly murders that took place 7 years prior. Is Sister Mary Chopper dead or is she just waiting for backsliding Christians to commit sins of the unholy?

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Plot Keywords:

female nudity | bare breasts | 

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Taglines:

Heaven is for everyone, Except you.

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 May 2012 (USA)

Also Known As:

Sin

Filming Locations:

Crestline, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Maltauro Entertainment, Production Magic Inc.

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Father Richard Cummings and the kids enter the curb market, in one of the drink coolers are Four Lokos. This beverage was not available in 1984 and didn't hit the shelves until 2005.

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Connections

References Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)

User Reviews

They Nailed the feel of 80s Slasher films! Awesome Flick

The name alone screams WATCH ME! BBBC is a name that says cult classic long before you peep the poster or dim the lights to get your view on, so the bar is set extremely high right from the get go on this one, leaving little room for mistakes. I knew going in this would probably be a love or hate relationship for me with no middle ground. It was going to be fun on a grand scale or epically let me down on a deep level. OK yeah I get it, I sound a bit dramatic, but the name really pumped me for this one, what can I say?? I'm a passionate gal, especially for my b slasher horror! And so now as they say lets go on with the show{'s review}.

So here's the basis for our little tale today. 1977 a young and randy group of campers are enjoying themselves at Happy Day Bible Camp. Well that is until Sister Mary Chopper has had enough of their immoral debauchery, and that's when the massacre begins. Fast forward to 1984, and Father Cummings (Reggie Bannister) is taking a new gaggle of gawky hormonal and biblically bound teens out for another wholesome romp in the woods. Stopping for supplies on the way in to camp the group hears, and ignores, the story of the sadistic Sister Mary Chopper, and her reign of moralistic terror at Bloody Bloody Bible Camp. How many will survive the weekend and does Jesus (Ron Jeremy) REALLY save?

First off let me say this film transported me back to my teens. It feels so authentically 80s its Like Awesome! I was really impressed with so many of the choices.Creating a period piece, especially one the at many of us actually remember, you need to do more than just mimic the costume of the time, you need to create a feel, Vito and his cast found away too do just that! Between the casting that reflected the imperfections of the time, to the actors that hit the mannerism and over the top awkwardness of the early slasher films, it was just so spot on! It was like a visual study of the era, and had great nods to the films that built the genre, like SleepAway Camp, Friday the 13th, and other favorites of the time. Of course you can't do 80s slasher without boobs and bush, and although BBBC has its fair share, it appears more gratuitous than it actually is, you feel like your seeing very salacious scenes when in fact a lot of the indecency is really implied rather than seen, quite brilliant.

Another thing that makes this a gem of a film is nestled within the bare bosoms, and raunchy humor is a some really smart social commentary. Its not often you have the opportunity to be schooled in morality by an ex porn king but Ron Jeremy does just that, in a humorous fabulous way. I am a huge fan of Ron Jeremys mainstream work, hes fantastic! This is a film that will go down in the ages and I personally want to hug whoever it was that chose Ron Jeremy for Jesus, my only complaint is that I was really hoping that he played a bigger role in the film. Bloody Bloody Bible Camp is a film that I will definitely own, and watch again and again. If you are a fan of old school horror this is one you have to check out, its not going to change the world but it will turn a frown upside down! And for all you UK readers I am happy to tell you the film just recently became available in the UK market look for it under the title SIN.

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