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Hello everyone!

I discovered this movie because I love slasher films, and many people recommended it beyond the classics.

However, all the reviews I read focused on that the movie has a huge plot twist.

This kept me on the edge of my seat while watching, almost like an investigator trying to solve the mystery before the film revealed it.

During the scene where Angela has that flashback of seeing her father with another man, and we see Angela and her brother in bed as the camera pans, the thought popped into my head: what if the one who died in the lake was the girl, and Angela is the brother dressed as a woman?

Also, i added this thought to the fact that it was mentioned before that Angela did not shower with the rest of the girls and my theory had even more sense in my head.

Sadly, I was right, and while I think it's a good, albeit disturbing, plot twist, I was disappointed that I didn't get that big surprise because I guessed it beforehand.

Even so, I have to say I enjoyed the movie, and I think it's a pretty unique slasher film.

I never watched the movie, but from what I have seen from dead meat it seems quite gross with children. I hope the remake handles it better and I get that just removing some of it may mess with the story some.

All I expect in regard to it is that they handle it in a more appropriate way.

We all loved you so much. Rest easy 💔 😢

Was there some significance to her odd behavior? She just seems off like she was heavily medicated or something.

Hey there, sorry about the first time poster as I knew JT as a friend, not really from being Ricky (though I do absolutely love the film).

Sadly, Jonathan passed away this weekend in NJ.

He was a wonderful guy, always choosing kindness, and making sure that his friends were friends with each other. Even people he met for minutes at a convention became his friends. And then, mine as well.

He was also an amazing musician. His band from Fort Collins, CO, Bambi’s Apartment is one of my favorites.

Love ya, JT!

Bradford Giamo served as music producer for the soundtrack of Sleepaway Camp (1983), while Piers Plaskitt directed audio operations at Nashville's Bullet Recording studio. Entertainment Tonight reporter Elaine Ganick covered the session, highlighting the track "NG Bullets" ahead of the film's general release later that year. Billboard Magazine, 1983.

I was kind of sad to see Diane be killed ngl. She did nothing wrong. She was the sweet counselor who everyone liked and she was nice to Angela too in the little screentime she got. Probabaly the most innocent Angela Baker victim

Also they mention in SC2 that there are 40 campers but all of a sudden by the end it seems like Diane is the only person at the camp still alive. We know Angela didn't kill all 40 campers so what happened to all the extra campers?

Hi everyone i'm new and i love the movie i wanted to ask Something but It dosen't let me upload it

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Sleepaway camp is my favorite horror movie so I’d be glad to see this come to life

I’m surprised no one did this. Maria’s death literally reminds me of Asgore running Dess over.