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Ten years after a killer disguised as a clown had a gorefest at old Camp Blackwood, two couples ignorant of the camp's past, decide to visit the now renamed Camp Blood in the first film of the trilogy, Camp Blood (Jennifer Ritchkoff, Michael Taylor. 1999/73 min.). Then in the sequel Camp Blood 2 (Jennifer Ritchkoff, Patrick Thomas. 2000/90 min.), the clown returns for more killing action during the filming of a movie about the original massacre. Finally, in the last of the trilogy, Within the Woods (Stephanie Mathis, Phil Lander. 2005/85 min.), a reality TV show gives five courageous people a chance to earn $1,000,000 if they can survive one night inside Camp Blood. Color/NR.
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14 of 17 people found the following review helpful
The Camp Blood films are hands down the worst movies i have ever seen in my entire life. They are pathetically acted, badly directed messes, but are very entertaining if you're into that sort of thing.
Camp Blood (1999) tells the tale of two couples and their guide that go into the woods for a weekend of camping and hiking, but are set upon by a person wearing a clown mask that has apparently been haunting the woods for several years now. It was shot on video rather than film on a budget that appears to be of upwards of $200-$300.
Camp Blood 2 (2000) It's been a year since Trish survived the massacre and she's now in an insane asylum. One day a sleazy director comes to her saying that he's making a movie about her story and he wants her to be the creative consultant. She agrees and they head off to the woods to shoot the film, only to find out that last year's events are repeating themselves. This film was also shot on video. The only distinction between Camp Blood 1&2 is that in part 2 the actors are even worse.
Camp Blood 3: Within The Woods (2005) Some rich TV producer decides to shoot a reality show in the same spot that the infamous murders took place several years ago. The contestants show up and so does the killer clown. This time they shot on film, so it looks a little better than the previous two, but it's arguably even worse. The acting and dialogue is horrible and there are loads of continuity issues. Oh, and there's some insanely ugly woman taking her clothes off too.
They're all really awful, the first one being the best of the three. The gore is pretty decent, proving anyone can do convincing looking make-up FX as long as they study the early work of Tom Savini long enough. These movies are best enjoyed with a bowl of popcorn and a bunch of your friends ready to rip them apart.
Also recommended for anyone who enjoys the Camp Blood Trilogy: The Dead Next Door, Redneck Zombies, & Beware! Children At Play.
Camp Blood (1999) tells the tale of two couples and their guide that go into the woods for a weekend of camping and hiking, but are set upon by a person wearing a clown mask that has apparently been haunting the woods for several years now. It was shot on video rather than film on a budget that appears to be of upwards of $200-$300.
Camp Blood 2 (2000) It's been a year since Trish survived the massacre and she's now in an insane asylum. One day a sleazy director comes to her saying that he's making a movie about her story and he wants her to be the creative consultant. She agrees and they head off to the woods to shoot the film, only to find out that last year's events are repeating themselves. This film was also shot on video. The only distinction between Camp Blood 1&2 is that in part 2 the actors are even worse.
Camp Blood 3: Within The Woods (2005) Some rich TV producer decides to shoot a reality show in the same spot that the infamous murders took place several years ago. The contestants show up and so does the killer clown. This time they shot on film, so it looks a little better than the previous two, but it's arguably even worse. The acting and dialogue is horrible and there are loads of continuity issues. Oh, and there's some insanely ugly woman taking her clothes off too.
They're all really awful, the first one being the best of the three. The gore is pretty decent, proving anyone can do convincing looking make-up FX as long as they study the early work of Tom Savini long enough. These movies are best enjoyed with a bowl of popcorn and a bunch of your friends ready to rip them apart.
Also recommended for anyone who enjoys the Camp Blood Trilogy: The Dead Next Door, Redneck Zombies, & Beware! Children At Play.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful
This is one of those superbee campy slasher films. You can see the dollar signs go up though on the budget in subsequent films. The third one has at least one attractive person in it that looks like they may be a real actor. The 3rd would appeal to most audiences, but you have to be a true fan to really enjoy the first two. My suggestion is to get some friends together, fill up the ice cooler with some adult beverages and NEVER shush anyone that comments during these movies, their comments are the best part!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
In the first film 2 couples go camping in the woods only to meet a killer clown. In the second film, a survivor from the first movie (sorry about the plot spoiler) teams up with a movie crew to film a movie about the incident, only to meet a killer clown. The third film involves a reality show going out to that same spot, only to meet a killer clown. I think you get the idea.
The blood and body parts were very fake looking. The acting and dialouge were bad, but it wasn't "campy" by design. What was funny was when someone got socked (film 2), it made a large artificial popping noise, that was just a moment behind the punch. But even as a "bad" movie I can't see more than 3 stars.
The first movie was perhaps the best, appearing to be shot in super VHS.
F-bomb, nudity, and sex.
The blood and body parts were very fake looking. The acting and dialouge were bad, but it wasn't "campy" by design. What was funny was when someone got socked (film 2), it made a large artificial popping noise, that was just a moment behind the punch. But even as a "bad" movie I can't see more than 3 stars.
The first movie was perhaps the best, appearing to be shot in super VHS.
F-bomb, nudity, and sex.
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What can I say? I fell in LOVE with the first 'Camp Blood' after 'The Blair Witch Project' came out. I think 'Camp Blood' is a genuinely good movie! Read more
Published 9 months ago by Tim Verheyn Junior
Camp Blood Trilogy
Oh my NO! I don't want to tell anyone what they should or should not watch but these movies are HORRIBLE. Read more
Published on February 3, 2010 by S. Dibbern
Camp Dud
I've only seen the first movie so far in this "collection," but I assure you, one of these movies a year is probably enough to tide you over. Read more
Published on September 1, 2009 by Ian Nelson
ha
Ha ha. These movies are hilariously bad. Do you like cheesy horror movies? You'll love these if you do.
Published on May 9, 2009 by Jeremy Stewart
????
How is this series getting a 3 star average. these movies suck, and no they are not funny, they suck to much. Read more
Published on February 27, 2009 by Trevor Merris
from bad to average
'Camp Blood' (0 stars) totally amateurish in every way; vhs camcorder film-quality; poor acting; major plot flaws---the clown at the end is obviously not the clown who did the... Read more
Published on December 28, 2008 by iheardasong
Funny
I really like these low budget horror movies. They are so funny and the effects are so bad that its actually good. Read more
Published on May 20, 2008 by Jeff
Don't go Clownin Around.........
What do you get when you take:
a. a very cheap budget
b. very poor acting
c. a "killer" clown
d. awesome "Clown Vision"?
You get camp blood!! Read more
a. a very cheap budget
b. very poor acting
c. a "killer" clown
d. awesome "Clown Vision"?
You get camp blood!! Read more
Published on April 28, 2008 by John M. Hrinda Jr.
Not bad
Camp Blood- The title is actually from "Friday the 13th series" thats what they all called "Camp Crystal Lake' Anyways, this movie isn't so bad, it does look like someone used a... Read more
Published on March 24, 2008 by Stanley Virgulto Jr.
Great set of slashers
Produection means nothing, and these films proves it. It follows the usual steps of a Slasher franchise, part one is excellent, part II is pretty good and party three is just... Read more
Published on March 16, 2008 by Deimos
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