Director:
Vito TrabuccoMúsica:
Carlos VivasReparto:
Reggie Bannister, Tim Sullivan, Ron Jeremy, Elissa Dowling, Ivet Corvea, David C. Hayes, Jeff Dylan Graham, Troy Guthrie, Matthew Aidan, Jessica Sonneborn (más)Sinopsis(1)
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? (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (2)
1) Do you know in which famous horror franchise Reggie Bannister acts? And, besides that franchise, do you remember him from any other film? 2) Do you know which film Tim Sullivan has directed? Did you like it? 3) Do you know who Ron Jeremy is? Do you find the idea of him playing Jesus funny? /// If you’ve answered “YES” to most of these questions, you are among the very narrow group of people who may like Bloody Bloody Bible Camp. Myself, all I can say that it’s been a long time since I felt so embarrassed for everyone involved while watching a film. The creators’ approach to horror is completely different to mine, it’s impossible to be more divergent. And I sincerely hope that this year I won’t see any film with a character as annoying as Fat Timmy.
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Bloody Bloody Bible Camp is aimed at a limited audience who can appreciate the humor presented here. Personally, I must say that this isn't the type of humor I particularly enjoy, and there's hardly anything here that I find laugh-worthy. It doesn't work as a slasher, but rather as a very bad trash comedy with not a single interesting character.
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