Dec '14 *
Bloody Bloody Bible Camp opens in 1977 at the aptly named Happy Day Bible Camp, where a group of horny teens who just want to have a good time are beautifully slaughtered by Sister Mary Chopper, who makes sure these sexed up miscreants pay for their pre-marital promiscuity and other sinful acts. 7 years later, a new group arrive at the camp, against the warning of the locals and one by one, they all fall pray (get it?) to Sister Mary's cleansing.
Bloody Bloody Bible Camp is one of the most gleefully unapologetic forays into bad taste I've ever seen. This is a throwback to the years of slashers and sex comedies, so you know what to expect - blood, boobs, crude jokes and all out silliness. However, what makes Bloody Bloody Bible Camp so genius is what you don't expect. For example, there's a scene where a crucifix is rammed up the anus of a most unfortunate soul. It scared the bejesus out of me to be honest, but I laughed. Laughed I did at this religious iconography was used for sodomy. Shameless, hilarious depravity, and merely one of many over-the-top moments that make Bloody Bloody Bible Camp a MUST SEE!!!
The characters are all an exaggerated version of 80's stereotypes, and we get to see some boobs. The camp is high in this lot, young Skywalker's. They deliver some terrific lines and ensure that there's never a dull moment as we wait for their inevitable slaughter, and when the deaths do arrive... YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
I believe Marcus Koch worked on this picture, who is an FX hero among fans of underground horror due to his ability to create some of the finest gore in the history of cinema. Awesome kills coupled with a hilarious script and fitting performances make Bloody Bloody Bible Camp a holy treat for fans of 80's cheese. This has been made out of love of those movies of yesteryear. A popcorn movie made by fans for fans, so if you enjoy your slashers lowbrow, unhinged and campy, then go one step further and try one that's Bloody Bloody Bible Campy. I swear to Ron Jeremy you won't be disappointed.
Ron Jeremy plays Jesus by the way. That should sell it alone. Not to mention other genre legends Tim Sullivan (2001 Maniacs) and Reggie Bannister (Phantasm) also star, making this even more necessary to add to any respectable horror collection.
Bloody Bloody Bible Camp opens in 1977 at the aptly named Happy Day Bible Camp, where a group of horny teens who just want to have a good time are beautifully slaughtered by Sister Mary Chopper, who makes sure these sexed up miscreants pay for their pre-marital promiscuity and other sinful acts. 7 years later, a new group arrive at the camp, against the warning of the locals and one by one, they all fall pray (get it?) to Sister Mary's cleansing.Bloody Bloody Bible Camp is one of the most gleefully unapologetic forays into bad taste I've ever seen. This is a throwback to the years of slashers and sex comedies, so you know what to expect - blood, boobs, crude jokes and all out silliness. However, what makes Bloody Bloody Bible Camp so genius is what you don't expect. For example, there's a scene where a crucifix is rammed up the anus of a most unfortunate soul. It scared the bejesus out of me to be honest, but I laughed. Laughed I did at this religious iconography was used for sodomy. Shameless, hilarious depravity, and merely one of many over-the-top moments that make Bloody Bloody Bible Camp a MUST SEE!!!
The characters are all an exaggerated version of 80's stereotypes, and we get to see some boobs. The camp is high in this lot, young Skywalker's. They deliver some terrific lines and ensure that there's never a dull moment as we wait for their inevitable slaughter, and when the deaths do arrive... YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
I believe Marcus Koch worked on this picture, who is an FX hero among fans of underground horror due to his ability to create some of the finest gore in the history of cinema. Awesome kills coupled with a hilarious script and fitting performances make Bloody Bloody Bible Camp a holy treat for fans of 80's cheese. This has been made out of love of those movies of yesteryear. A popcorn movie made by fans for fans, so if you enjoy your slashers lowbrow, unhinged and campy, then go one step further and try one that's Bloody Bloody Bible Campy. I swear to Ron Jeremy you won't be disappointed.
Ron Jeremy plays Jesus by the way. That should sell it alone. Not to mention other genre legends Tim Sullivan (2001 Maniacs) and Reggie Bannister (Phantasm) also star, making this even more necessary to add to any respectable horror collection.
