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THE WORLD's No.1 for HORROR* NEWS* REUIEWS THE WORLD'S No.1 FOR HORROR* NEWS* REUIEWS .mti&&g~~ahk.te;'m-cmt A&& a~ole?'Was cadtiae Bruce ,@rhgsteen9s sister goodforihe &bllelty &the movie? If tb 19&3Sd bww$eQoRte &femeus fer MlCHAEL A. SIMPWN (director): Y &b Am4 nowhere is thinkone of the t&e dquetoms we thb-evident 6hn in hor made with Uolrappy Campers was* tra&omw6bn efh* in@.*- &:Tar as LkkmvS(?pwas ihg WT&,&~.kaW in SOIeeawtaFy. The 6bange~~~0lrer -repdabgical s(epf0rWarca Itreanyis theatdyway wyou wkl have a wolasa play Angela as an ahit I lees& @st because you were ma& to wear a dress as a kid doesn't make you sprout breasts or have a high-pitched " , .-. -.. , . .-. .. -.. - - . .- became a lucrative rla franchise, with the likes of ~ . toftha A Nightmare on Elm 1(11 Street even beeomiug I responsible for the birth of suceessftd studios. So it became inevitable that at some point a Sleepaway Camp sequel w@d emerge. Surprisingly, though, it took until near the end of the decade for Augela to retnrn; this time with a feminine festures. However, sex tongue firmly in cheek as the role was r~immeutsurgery and hormo,nc taken over by Bruce Springsteen's ' treatments would. So you have to deal '&' Not Only was Felissa with that issue if the character of Angela is Roseabseut, but Hilbik had decided to going to have any Jist trying to decline the chance to return, and the hide.an behind a moustache or task of wntinuing the series fell to A. something won't work. I never confidered Michael Simpson, who had bdtup FeOssa Torthe * a a rbum' on the small con- for ye. 1 didn't that . Unhappy Campe Pam was Bruce's sister until after I cast interesting casting decisions, with Whilst see~awayCamp bad attempted ber. I'm sure it belped generate publicity. most of the young actresses being to deal with serious issues Whas child Unhappy Cam+ got a good deal of press (tk the siblings of more successful abuse auutfo* the young bjr at the befor being a small to rmdress) and paedophiJia (the stars; aside from Springsteen thwe include Re& Estevez (sister of Charlie Sheen). Brat Pack will he eager to note that ,gL; Estevee-). &taag& %i$a bh$F,tW *I&. 'FB.meFq-,,k.fiFst , , . ,~~&spp~,p;s$~.re9um~,:~'@q'8-M,bgs.a7hr hem ~eld~6BB mi& Oh&~~tsz&&~ dpie;ci:s@& , ' EZ: ,:~p~kt& m,pxwjn$;co;ba ~~ ~bn~t-Tlie$Ux*ik.o$ &#i$pX%i. %ti&&- ,&E modest hit, ym &$&., &hee-b. Wm ?hc.a&&&sll.* hkw r&uxn Wthe s@gd. *@.atwas ttrar, e#@rMie;@[email protected]@ 'VVW@iid, @y bsn ?@hmkfft-m*&w M .reason .fortl& and8.doyou rw~&.,ypy,rfl@%tt@ ff' crfy#k85& wh;[email protected];Wa* , .deeMar.&lWwas your . hythe &@mQriesMa summer~tiemp opi@mon parts 2'md 3 and \ ., PW,springateeu's As Merest in the series began to pmyalof.Eamela? FR: "I was a twager .and I tagether dedic&ed to the movies. wanted to go ta oollege. I Jeff Hayes and John @za never regretted it. I'm @adit eveuWaIIy wenttheir QWIJ wa'ys; '. worked outthe way it did. i with Ruyes sewn@np the ofbirial love Pamela Spriugsteeu in site for the originatmovie and tbe.seqn(?ls,she's great. The myza running the site for the tone of the sequels are very " sequels. Thanks to their- . differeat so I think'i6w.orked devotion, a new gemra'tion of out better have Pamela in dasher fans has discovered ' it. She was very funny." Sleepaway Camp, wbi& has led to conventions, further movles Barely sin months-after and even their coutribatticrns on Unhappy Campers came the DID releffses. third entry 'hnage Wasteland, a movie whieh GZ&How mwh inp- and iyaxeven more outrageons 8: swpgort dw~"ophave from the thanits predwessors. Filmed .. 4 fhmakersmd stars of the an the same loration and series and hwmuoh persuading. rn'i@&&tor..- - using the same crew;the.meviewtlw massaere, JU . , ,, ~evwtthe .didit-taketo mnvlnie them &*you wwe released long aftenthe publifhad lost grau~ds..Ln.o&Imto courPo~Ph~feafb,warth their time? interested in the slashereyele,aith where&$ ewonnte~sa park ranger only theshamebss fi-anohises s$l ,sad s y0u.w ccrriple. B1*t A@on JOHW KLYZA (website.moderetor): releasiog.entries(Fridaythe lXth Fad b&eoelese0nhcptl that she is wdly UMi&ael,kpsoo has been an ongoing 8, A Nightmareon Elm StFeet Parts, Angela, Bnclm,n&er9he ii~d5the impirationlntd someone ta.laounce,ideas I Halloween 5,and Silent Mght Deadly. ' rauger hrSxt@~.mu~deCptl.E?en@ait$, off. He'wbhe biggmtt.blper Ilve hdk, I Night 3, to-name but a few). itis rewled le@x&-theyo,~.girl &l'n - regad to.get%iag-wcw to,sontads.and .fmt.Angelaawl AllSon is fo,med @I fm mwwrab$ia fromthe movies. He Ekes to By the early '90%s.horrorId hecoma :her pionw.&d tor-all. keep in tuu@wit:hwhat ;the fans are lrfter. unfashbnable. The slasher movk had 0me pf the musicians*doh0 kltyn;was I made way for the,w,isieallyaecla@erl ..Slated tQ dkect'thepr&jeotWO$~J?III malty impresses &th-tlresite and ddded I 'psychologicalZhriller,' suah as The Mmkgylic, whobad wocl$i@ in an to crew n& Sleepaway Cmpmusic SiIence Mth,s?Lambs,.~pl%a,and edhg$srp%@ityon su& cultultclassiizsm traoksfor us. I bemember havinglllaeh .. &@e White FeGle; which fawed Nig.h.hwre ht a Damaged JbMend . %ah %sinm,@ouM lo New Yonk CZ@* she .. thesame had@ template but inxnore ' ~m~ieH~1~pst.WorMbqkom a - plaied Anntnt,Manbhainthea~@nd Blm . subnbnr~sumoun&ugs;6gntked srrlp$:.byt'wet-%&@r Tw.Clobe@,,and anrl..&e:wgsso fneredibky m:eit.aud .. -aroundprofessi~nal~adults instea4 of stsrriog unkaown @art'&Chamhemssin sq,porciv~,Wcea.rsal.XIcnt. (i.ODREXNEFEBRUARY 2008 39 t. I -L. wrieoce being devde&$. to tW . ."ftifthc web in coocerfwitb lam it wollhl Sill mmain &@ tBws atmakes the e+perienb so one) bbrt also aaainst sawre. And premising as well; &ector %hea &a fans that way. i know it's Beeoebe Wwgh it is dmb%fnltknt ~priogsiceo Hil~kand leads Fel'16~1Ram and be Eve yeam now er somethim but I Ohldc wiU repwise her role as she has since Jonathan Tiersten baek togrther ~ B ~ w€&g.W TbeO etta~wter~ is again for the Erst time in two keissWetgkWttlire lmw elm Lrr mw* *@in in iEer40's, -ntlrclMa&nlWwfer* EIaggw mh@B1xomMwt It @My yeam a&er the arwymhpsforthet)esb,&&it&ke Bpgt mvie, w~h~waoldIeglcaUy make H@@ Qdded to iapare Unbppy sm&-new aad fresh. iRy ppess is the y@rasomnd 2EE13). Cwpmand Tamage Waste19nd &at-@ pra$abIy want to f&ah imd Wtwd des&ued &%Qrnlo $k&>m&ebfwe mwl~~~ingaltobks WMsY the character delivered frequent Sleepaway Canag as a sqwlto the se@~&bthtym w4m1d have e0 a& h." one-liners in Simpson's previous first Mm. Bespite principatl scripts, Angela here is quite disturbing, photography @din8 in 2003, there - herkdl mark Gimpson's &st a far cry from her goofy performance bebeen v&ws resbmts and inwdmtht wi& flm w&s sihee Teenage in Unhappy Campers. Perhaps this is Ways, mprtedy due to tbe WsstaIand badr in 1W, and is set 60 be due to the involvement of crime writer pedrrcers be&g IIIWWM witb the far dSrg, in tone thsa his previous Ms. Fred Willard, author of the best seller CGI eft&@ &at had been ihtsg-ated Down on Ponce. The r into the prosthetics. The movie also (the eamp from the second movie, later announced on the Sleepaway Camp saw the return of Ronnie (Paul renamed New Horizons for ehe third), a sequels site when Klyza was given an Dehgelo) from the original movie, - bus-bad of teenage dcEnqnent8 are exclusive read of the script. in a plot that echoed The Sunivor, bought in for some Knm Ba Yah-style with the now aduit Ronnie being rekabllitation. Amongst these is t!he GZ: Being the first person to read plagued by nightmares of the Camp disturbed self-harmer Amanda, who is Michael Sipson's screenplay for Amwak slasghtered twenty years set up as the probably fmal girl as her Sleepaway Camp Berserk, what can earlier. cbarac* b written in a moresympathetic yon reveal about it and do you think way than her fellow teens. this one will ever see the Light of day GZ: Accordimg to after the troubled productions of the sleepawaycampfhs.com and My Described by Klyza Ss more survival last two movies? What new aspects Space you are to direct the next harror than mere slashekthe protagonists would yon say it brings to the scrkes- installment, Sleepaway Camp mnst battle not only with the lriller (it is (Cunnuad~49) Subsu8beiUht@N@-A eas ask :O Order us from theil Issue #29 will give you first news on Rob Zombies all new feature film venture. That's right the musician turned director will turn his short Grindhouse (Werewolf Women of the SS) trailer into a feature length movie. Lord knows there are tons of films out there Simpsou on the okcid site.' Yet ij ~ . Zombie has assembled quite a cast that could use some major tweaks and .# seems an obvions choice that i for his mini-movie, including Udo adjustments here and there to make things Berserk would follow ou.from his . ... z, Kier(B1ade) and Sybil Danning work a bit better but haw much ehange ktoa own movies, as Teenage Wasteland r' (Howling 2), B-movie character much change? Who is today's slick, ultra- was the last Sleepaway Camp movie - : actors Bill Moseley (TCM 2) and bloody genre einema really being aimed at? that was aetually finished and .
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