I used to watch this movie with my dad growing up. We've lit up endless joints watching this at midnight bonding about the funny moments, For example "Chocolate man!". He passed away 2 years ago and I haven't brought myself to watch the movie myself without him. Every time I think about those times I wanna roll into a ball and cry. Miss you dad
This movie is just the best. I love it soooo much. Its just like omg. Like i cant believe it....huge twist...i first saw this when i was 10 am 18 now...the ending ALWAYS scared me.
When I look into your eyes It comes as no surprise You're slippin' away Angie, you're the love of my life It's so cold at night Beggin' you to stay I know it's all a masquerade I know you're not afraid You're just what I've been looking for No other boy can love you more You're the only girl I adore You're just what I've been looking for Time will mend your broken heart Just don't fall apart The truth will hold inside Angie, I don't wanna let you go I don't wanna let them know The pain you have to hide I know it's all a big charade oh-oh, oh-oh I know you're not afraid No, oh-oh, oh-oh You're just what I've been looking for No other boy can love you more You're the only girl I adore You're just what I've been looking for Just what I'm looking for Just what I'm looking for You're just what I've been looking for No other boy will love you more You're the only girl I adore You're just what I've been looking for You're just what I've been looking for Just what I've been looking for You're just what I've been looking for Just what I've been looking for Just what I've been looking for
@@ThaiZeo The intent was to create a dissonance: a sappy love ballad playing just as the horror of what Peter's been through dawns on our traumatized minds.
Sleepaway Camp works equally well as both a movie you can laugh at with friends AND a truly effective 80's slasher. Love the uber 80's soundtrack, I just wish the track "Tonight You're Mine" existed somewhere in its complete form as I've always thought that was better than this one. (still dig this one!)
Imagine being 10 years old and seeing this for the first time staying up late and watching cable in the 80's.This was the first shock ending i ever remember in any movie and boy was it some shit.
Last week I was talking about this movie to my wife and I got her to watch the DVD with me, her reactions were priceless, a lot of "Oh my God"! With the cook when he took his belt off "Ugh, you disgusting pig"! Then when Angela was coming towards him, "Push him in Angela"! And when he fell "GOOD FOR YOU, GOOD FOR YOU, YOU FILTHY PIG"!! Then at the end with that infamous beach scene "WHAT, SHE'S A BOY"?! me - "Mmhmm". Or at least, she WAS a boy, until part 2.
Dat face, I know about body language, Notice Susie had her mouth covered and her arms close to her, she's shielding her major organs and hiding herself, this is a defensive behavior, but she keeps her eyes on the stressor which is Peter/Angela, Paul is looking in shock, but leaning back, this is a distancing behavior, he is avoiding the Stressor, Angela is standing upright in a battle pose, her smile shows pure insanity, at this point she feels confident and in control, she is beyond any and all logical reasoning here, she is just in a psychotic killing rage, a juggernaut that will smash anything in her path. Think Private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, the smiles were very similar, the same state of mind, pure insanity.
I love this movie my dad had this movie long time ago so to this day I found it on dvd on eBay I love y’all his song man the 80S was super cool 😎 and teen back then would been fun
Watch the Sequels, Angela became a killing juggernaut that decimated any camper she deemed a bad camper in some way, offenses could be something as small as a woman exposing herself to boys, or smoking weed. In Sleepaway Camp 2 she killed an entire group she was in charge of, there was one survivor, one girl had a habit of telling on people when they upset her, or did something bad, Angela had just killed a girl and had the door locked, this girl came in at the wrong time, she said "somebody locked the door, you guys I'm gonna tell"! I forget how she got in, but she did, Saw the dead girl, then Angela emerged, holding a knife and 1,000 yard stare, the girl pleaded "I didn't do anything"! Angela replied, "You're gonna TELL"! Then went shitballs on the girl. But by part 3 with a camper, a farm girl from Ohio, Angela Baker, met her match.
I already commented my traumatizing experience of the end during my first watch 2 years ago, under another video, so I'm not writing everything again. But I'll make it short: During the whole movie I was thinking that Ricky was the killer or it was a "Friday the 13th" situation in which the dad and Peter, or Angela, survived the accident at the beginning and started killing the campers. Then the flashback already freaked me out, because it was so unexpected that it was PETER the whole time and he only was raised as a girl because Aunt Martha always wanted a girl. But then when Angela jumped up with that face, I was so terrified that I wanted to turn it off for a while, but I couldn't find my remote control and the TV was on very very veRY VERY high volume. And then when you actually get to SEE Angela's pe...male genitalia, I was even MORE shocked, because I had a crush on Angela ( I still love Felissa Rose though ). So to make it short: The ending of "Sleepaway Camp" terrified me SO MUCH that I sleeped with lights on for a whole month.
I absolutely love Sleepaway Camp!!! Such a great movie and this theme fits in perfectly :D I recently imported the Blu-ray and was pleasantly surprised at how clear it now is, you notice so many things you didn't notice before, especially one part in particular towards the end. I listened to the new commentary on it and Felissa and Jonathan said that they both think that Ricky knew Angela's secret and that they both did the killings in the movie. What do you all think? Now that they've said it, that's the theory I'm going with
CCNProductions Actually, logistically speaking, Angela couldn't been in all the spots for the kills. It's very Prom Nightish in that regard, in that anybody left alive is a possible suspect.
+CCNProductions Totally agree. There's a couple of scenes where it is CLEARLY Ricky, not Angela doing the killing (especially Judy where you see the killer silhouetted in the doorway). Also at the start when the (INSANE) mother/aunt tells them not to let the camp know that she did their medicals, Ricky says "No matter what they do, I'll never tell". He sounds sarcastic but he could be referring to Angela's secret. Also, when Meg throws her in the water and he runs to help her he also bends her forward slightly as they walk away (her wet clothes would probably give away a suspicious bulge). Also, the fact that they grew up together = how could he not know?
+Mark Alexander I believe Ricky definitely knew, but whether he was also doing the killing is up for debate. However, they used the actor playing him to do all the murder scenes because Felissa Rose's mother didn't want her to do it. Although why she wasn't ok with that but was ok with her doing that ending scene is beyond me, lol.
Felissa Rose didn't actually do the end scene. A teenage lad wearing a mask made from a mould of her face did it and he had to get drunk to do the scene. Felissa Rose was originally going to do it wearing a prosthetic penis but she ended up not doing it.
I really like the song and it has some old horror creepiness to it. I can't help but to feel sorry for Norman Bates and Angela Baker because they lived such a screwed up life and I don't think they really like killing people. I don't think Angela wanted to kill Paul she just couldn't be exposed as being a guy. Norman from Psycho had a split personality and it was his other personality that was "Mother" that killed. The only time I recall his own personality getting violent is to protect Mother.
The series has a fantastic soundtrack. I was introduced to the movie a few years ago. I only got to see the first five minutes,then the last few frames of the ending. I got to watch the movies over winter break, and I was mesmorized by how great it was. One of my favorite movie series ever. I'm a happy camper, are you?
Finally watched this for the first time on Monday, it was not that bad. It was funny at some parts but I enjoyed and I rate up on the list of slasher films. Underrated and certainly better than most of the slasher sequels of the 80's. Love the Soundtrack, it's very 80's as is the movie, you can just sense it while watching.
Pamela Springsteen's version of Angela seems to enjoy being a serial killer. Felissa Rose will always be Angela to me but Pamela did a good alternative version to the original Angela. Pamela is scary as hell! She had me scared especially when that girl woke up on a grill and she set her on fire after seeing her sister's burnt corpse in front of her. Pamela and Felissa can act! Terry O'Quinn's portrayal of the Stepfather in The Stepfather I and II (original franchise) does a good job at scary.
Great movie total classic Camp Slasher along with the sequels and to me had a lot more to offer than Friday the 13th, not saying I don't like Friday it is just that I think Friday the 13th hogged up all the credit movies like Sleepaway Camp and The Burning deserved and this soundtrack is AMAZING this is exactly what today's movies lack, where is great music like this nowadays anyway? Horror movies these days are terrible with a few exceptions here and there that are rare to come by. Cheers to this classic!!!
@@anthonypalermo8816 It reminded me of the first Friday the 13th. When it was revealed that it was Pamela Voorhees who killed almost all of the camp counselors and campers at the film's climax.
Keep in mind too that Angela (Peter) had a head injury from the boat as a child. I think it was a combination of the head injury and Aunt Martha making him cross dress which contributed to "her" insanity. Aunt Martha was a doctor too so I wouldn't be surprised if Angela wasn't given female hormones at some point (just a theory). I think Martha's husband (Ricky's dad) left her either because she was or went insane or him leaving her drove her to insanity. Insanity runs in families.
This movie would be awesome if recreated as a thriller/adventure kind of video game. No kids would want to play it. Especially the final boss of the game.
Martha wanted the girl she could not have with her husband because he left her and she only had her son Ricky with him. I'm pretty sure Martha is the paternal aunt. Sleepaway Camp is like a cross between Psycho and Friday the 13th. She was arrested after the Camp Arawak murders and was silent and just gave the police glares when they asked why she dressed Peter as Angela. The authorities believed that what Martha Thomas did greatly contributed to why Angela murdered.
Here's a little known fact revealed by Felissa Rose who played Angela, Angela originally wasn't the killer, in fact she was supposed to die halfway through the movie, her cousin Ricky was the original killer, by the director changed the story around later on.
Nope. Angela was always supposed to be the killer and Ricky never was. I don't know where you got this information from, but that's clearly a bs lie. Felissa Rose never said anything like that & Angela was never supposed to die. She's the main character lmao. At first Ricky was going to die after the beating that Mel gave him but later the director changed the story and let Ricky live.
Ronnie was always nice to Angela. When Angela was posing as Sheriff Jerry and Ronnie got all paranoid and hysterical suspecting Angela was back and killing again she as the Sheriff threw him up against the wall but never killed him. She spared him and she was killing people who were harming Alan. Angela didn't just kill for the hell of it but Pamela Springsteen's Angela in part 2 and 3 was more of a true serial killer who was more sadistic and enjoyed killing. Return to Sleepaway ignores 2 and 3
When I was a kid I saw this at Blockbusters and wanted to watch it so bad because of the cover art but my mom and dad told me that if I watched it the monster in it would come after me lol
I think Angela felt she had no choice but to kill Paul because he was going to eventually find out she was a he. The big mystery to me is what is Angela Baker's true sexual orientation and gender identity? Does Angela like guys or girls or is she bisexual or even asexual? There is some speculation that the real Angela actually survived and may have been the real killer in Return to Sleepaway Camp. Who was the person that got life saving surgery after the first movie? Artie from being boiled?
I've heard those theories of them both being the killer but not sure if that is what the series intended. I do know that Jonathan Tiersten did all the killing scenes instead of Felissa Rose and it was that actor who stood in the doorway to Judy's room.
But keep in mind that Pamela Springsteen's Angela was more sadistic and enjoyed killing (and needed less provoking to kill in part 3) than Felissa Rose's portrayal of Angela in part 1 and Return to Sleepaway Camp who killed more out of insanity and vengeful rages of being constantly harassed and in the last movie killed on behalf of someone who was extremely bullied and even saved Alan's life from his stepbrother killing him when he thought Alan the killer.
I was in sixth grade and went to my crushes house and she answered the door and she was watching this movie....with another guy, and this was playing in the background because the movie just ended (credits). Broke me up...
Great song and movie I wish there was a 5th coming... I didn't see the 4th one until last Monday.. lol also did anyone also hear this in the movie a couple times before the ending?
Aunt Martha: (in flashback) Angela... Such a lovely name... Why, I believe it means "angel"... Why, yes, I am sure it does! I know you're going to like that name! ...Won't you, Peter?... (young Peter from the flashback raises his head in confusion; the flashback ends and we cut to "Angela", or rather, PETER, standing up with Paul's severed head dropping on the ground with the background music reaching a scare chord with blaring horns) Ronnie: How can it be...? (Peter\"Angela" is staring at them with a nightmarish, unhinged face, nude and covered in blood while letting out unearthly breathing\snarling noises) Ronnie: Oh my God, she's a boy... (camera shows a full picture of the nude Peter\"Angela" that shows that "she" has a penis; the movie ends as the two horrified counselors discover that Peter\"Angela" was not only the mysterious murderer but that "she" was also a forced trans; freeze frame on Peter's\"Angela's" disturbing face as the blaring horns music reaches its peak, the breathing\snarling noises are still heard and the screen becomes green; this song begins playing as the credits begin scrolling on the freeze frame and creates a dissonance between its corny nature and the horror of what was just shown just moments before)
that one time when i watch camp sleep away i watch the ending for the movie and let me tell yah the it was hella messed up how the girl turned out to be a boy all the long
@@horrorfanandy4647 You and me both. I can't get enough of the movie now that I'm older. I saw it in the early 90's when I was 11 or 12 and thought it was ok. But it's an absolute classic. Fake mustache and all!
With the exception of the cop Angela killed to pose as Sheriff Jerry, in the last movie Angela only killed those who she deemed as evil and deserving of death. She probably would not have axed anymore little kids for throwing sand at her like she did in the first movie (and the director regrets that in the first movie). Every victim in Return to Sleepaway I was rooting for Angela. You'll understand if you watch the movie. I don't think Angela's father being gay had any role in the killings.
Mama Cindy Rogofsky She actually wanted to be in it, but the director of the 2nd and 3rd movies, refused to cast her and he refused the ideas from the director of the original.
Well, Felissa actually did audition for part 2, but Micheal Simpson wanted Pam Springsteen, plus Felisha has stated in recent interviews that she really wasn't digging the black comedy style they used. Anyways, I am a fan of parts 2 & 3, as well, & think Pam did an awesome job. I just wish she weren't so reclusive & more willing to make public appearances, like Felissa does.
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I used to watch this movie with my dad growing up. We've lit up endless joints watching this at midnight bonding about the funny moments, For example "Chocolate man!". He passed away 2 years ago and I haven't brought myself to watch the movie myself without him. Every time I think about those times I wanna roll into a ball and cry. Miss you dad
Check out the book Journey of souls.
May he rest in peace
Damn my dad's head would explode if he saw me smoking lmao
@@lebatman3157 my head would explode if I saw my dad smoking
I have seen a lot of horror movies in my days and this was one of few times when the ending gave me chills down my spine.
Something about that mask Felicia wore. Makes clown faces look almost angelic.
Same
Ryan Palermo That wasn’t Felicia dude... it was a guy that was wearing a mask
I can't bring myself to watch this movie after hearing how it ends.
Same here.
This song is so damn horrifyingly good.
Child's Play and Sleepaway Camp's ending song/theme are straight up hits!!!
This movie is just the best. I love it soooo much. Its just like omg. Like i cant believe it....huge twist...i first saw this when i was 10 am 18 now...the ending ALWAYS scared me.
Me too!😱
I also watched it for the first time when I was 10. Now I'm 40.......... ugh.
When I look into your eyes
It comes as no surprise
You're slippin' away
Angie, you're the love of my life
It's so cold at night
Beggin' you to stay
I know it's all a masquerade
I know you're not afraid
You're just what I've been looking for
No other boy can love you more
You're the only girl I adore
You're just what I've been looking for
Time will mend your broken heart
Just don't fall apart
The truth will hold inside
Angie, I don't wanna let you go
I don't wanna let them know
The pain you have to hide
I know it's all a big charade
oh-oh, oh-oh
I know you're not afraid
No, oh-oh, oh-oh
You're just what I've been looking for
No other boy can love you more
You're the only girl I adore
You're just what I've been looking for
Just what I'm looking for
Just what I'm looking for
You're just what I've been looking for
No other boy will love you more
You're the only girl I adore
You're just what I've been looking for
You're just what I've been looking for
Just what I've been looking for
You're just what I've been looking for
Just what I've been looking for
Just what I've been looking for
These lyrics are creepy considering the ending of the movie
@@ThaiZeo The intent was to create a dissonance: a sappy love ballad playing just as the horror of what Peter's been through dawns on our traumatized minds.
Such a twisted amazing song
Sleepaway Camp works equally well as both a movie you can laugh at with friends AND a truly effective 80's slasher. Love the uber 80's soundtrack, I just wish the track "Tonight You're Mine" existed somewhere in its complete form as I've always thought that was better than this one. (still dig this one!)
The ending was trippy, but the song goes well with it and it never gets old.
Imagine being 10 years old and seeing this for the first time staying up late and watching cable in the 80's.This was the first shock ending i ever remember in any movie and boy was it some shit.
Has to be my fave cult classic! What an ending for 1983
This song will always remind me of the shocking haunting twist and that final shot of Angela with that scary face.
That lasts the whole end credits sequence "Shudders "
@@joshblackman9949 yeah I know, the song that plays makes you reflect on Angela's life living a charade and hiding her true identity.
absolutely adore you for having this
11 years??! Bro you're old 😢
Last week I was talking about this movie to my wife and I got her to watch the DVD with me, her reactions were priceless, a lot of "Oh my God"! With the cook when he took his belt off "Ugh, you disgusting pig"! Then when Angela was coming towards him, "Push him in Angela"! And when he fell "GOOD FOR YOU, GOOD FOR YOU, YOU FILTHY PIG"!! Then at the end with that infamous beach scene "WHAT, SHE'S A BOY"?! me - "Mmhmm". Or at least, she WAS a boy, until part 2.
The ending of this movie is one of the funniest ever . This song is funny but I like how he sings and the how the band plays .
Beautiful and chilling.
I hate to say it; but the ending punched me in the kidneys.
Dat face, I know about body language, Notice Susie had her mouth covered and her arms close to her, she's shielding her major organs and hiding herself, this is a defensive behavior, but she keeps her eyes on the stressor which is Peter/Angela, Paul is looking in shock, but leaning back, this is a distancing behavior, he is avoiding the Stressor, Angela is standing upright in a battle pose, her smile shows pure insanity, at this point she feels confident and in control, she is beyond any and all logical reasoning here, she is just in a psychotic killing rage, a juggernaut that will smash anything in her path. Think Private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, the smiles were very similar, the same state of mind, pure insanity.
Really? This ending punched me in my genitals.
@@retardedvaxxedliberal I see what you did there! 😏
@@62202ify It makes me feel like I'm Private Joker.
This is song is beautiful.
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Love this movie so much I really wish I lived in the 80's so bad I want to be a 80's teen :(
I was. Women had better hair then, in my opinion.
Ryan Palermo as a 90s baby i envy your former youth
r/lewronggeneration
I just wish I grew up not around the Internet haha
(Ironic how I post this in a comment, but mental health is important so I only have YT)
Being an 80's teen wasn't all you think it was , be grateful for the Era you were born in as its your time and has a special place in your heart.
I love this movie my dad had this movie long time ago so to this day I found it on dvd on eBay I love y’all his song man the 80S was super cool 😎 and teen back then would been fun
this is my favorite song 🙌
HEY DAMIEN!!
Boy is the singer in for a surprise.
I always thought this was meant to be from Angela's perspective.
Uhm... U mean Peter?? Angela didn't make it... 🤔
@@johnallen5839 Or so they claim....
This is one of the best horror movies of the the 1980s
This, The Shining, Inferno, and Prom Night are my favorites
best movie of all time.
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I love the movie. The ending was a major shocker.
I gotta say this song is definitely charming but the ending is definitely horrifying and surprising.
I just seen the ending I couldn't believe what happened
Me neither. I saw it on Amazon. After I saw that. I was like "What the actual fuck!?"😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Watch the Sequels, Angela became a killing juggernaut that decimated any camper she deemed a bad camper in some way, offenses could be something as small as a woman exposing herself to boys, or smoking weed. In Sleepaway Camp 2 she killed an entire group she was in charge of, there was one survivor, one girl had a habit of telling on people when they upset her, or did something bad, Angela had just killed a girl and had the door locked, this girl came in at the wrong time, she said "somebody locked the door, you guys I'm gonna tell"! I forget how she got in, but she did, Saw the dead girl, then Angela emerged, holding a knife and 1,000 yard stare, the girl pleaded "I didn't do anything"! Angela replied, "You're gonna TELL"! Then went shitballs on the girl. But by part 3 with a camper, a farm girl from Ohio, Angela Baker, met her match.
I already commented my traumatizing experience of the end during my first watch 2 years ago, under another video, so I'm not writing everything again. But I'll make it short: During the whole movie I was thinking that Ricky was the killer or it was a "Friday the 13th" situation in which the dad and Peter, or Angela, survived the accident at the beginning and started killing the campers. Then the flashback already freaked me out, because it was so unexpected that it was PETER the whole time and he only was raised as a girl because Aunt Martha always wanted a girl. But then when Angela jumped up with that face, I was so terrified that I wanted to turn it off for a while, but I couldn't find my remote control and the TV was on very very veRY VERY high volume. And then when you actually get to SEE Angela's pe...male genitalia, I was even MORE shocked, because I had a crush on Angela ( I still love Felissa Rose though ). So to make it short: The ending of "Sleepaway Camp" terrified me SO MUCH that I sleeped with lights on for a whole month.
I absolutely love Sleepaway Camp!!! Such a great movie and this theme fits in perfectly :D I recently imported the Blu-ray and was pleasantly surprised at how clear it now is, you notice so many things you didn't notice before, especially one part in particular towards the end. I listened to the new commentary on it and Felissa and Jonathan said that they both think that Ricky knew Angela's secret and that they both did the killings in the movie. What do you all think? Now that they've said it, that's the theory I'm going with
***** Oh right, I thought that Felissa & Jonathan said it. Maybe I missed the producer saying it but then they all talked about it 😂
CCNProductions Actually, logistically speaking, Angela couldn't been in all the spots for the kills. It's very Prom Nightish in that regard, in that anybody left alive is a possible suspect.
+CCNProductions Totally agree. There's a couple of scenes where it is CLEARLY Ricky, not Angela doing the killing (especially Judy where you see the killer silhouetted in the doorway).
Also at the start when the (INSANE) mother/aunt tells them not to let the camp know that she did their medicals, Ricky says "No matter what they do, I'll never tell". He sounds sarcastic but he could be referring to Angela's secret.
Also, when Meg throws her in the water and he runs to help her he also bends her forward slightly as they walk away (her wet clothes would probably give away a suspicious bulge).
Also, the fact that they grew up together = how could he not know?
+Mark Alexander I believe Ricky definitely knew, but whether he was also doing the killing is up for debate. However, they used the actor playing him to do all the murder scenes because Felissa Rose's mother didn't want her to do it. Although why she wasn't ok with that but was ok with her doing that ending scene is beyond me, lol.
Felissa Rose didn't actually do the end scene. A teenage lad wearing a mask made from a mould of her face did it and he had to get drunk to do the scene. Felissa Rose was originally going to do it wearing a prosthetic penis but she ended up not doing it.
I really like the song and it has some old horror creepiness to it. I can't help but to feel sorry for Norman Bates and Angela Baker because they lived such a screwed up life and I don't think they really like killing people. I don't think Angela wanted to kill Paul she just couldn't be exposed as being a guy. Norman from Psycho had a split personality and it was his other personality that was "Mother" that killed. The only time I recall his own personality getting violent is to protect Mother.
Thank you for sharing this song,great sound and song!
man this song is kick ass!
great movie
This song is pretty cool, but when you mixed it with the final scene... it becomes creepy
The series has a fantastic soundtrack. I was introduced to the movie a few years ago. I only got to see the first five minutes,then the last few frames of the ending. I got to watch the movies over winter break, and I was mesmorized by how great it was. One of my favorite movie series ever.
I'm a happy camper, are you?
Even the song gives me chills
Saw this movie on Halloween Night (2023) for the first time on Peacock while spending with my sister and in-laws down in Pasadena, Texas!
Finally watched this for the first time on Monday, it was not that bad. It was funny at some parts but I enjoyed and I rate up on the list of slasher films. Underrated and certainly better than most of the slasher sequels of the 80's.
Love the Soundtrack, it's very 80's as is the movie, you can just sense it while watching.
I wish there was a full version of Tonight You're Mine somewhere goddamnit!!!
Pamela Springsteen's version of Angela seems to enjoy being a serial killer. Felissa Rose will always be Angela to me but Pamela did a good alternative version to the original Angela. Pamela is scary as hell! She had me scared especially when that girl woke up on a grill and she set her on fire after seeing her sister's burnt corpse in front of her. Pamela and Felissa can act! Terry O'Quinn's portrayal of the Stepfather in The Stepfather I and II (original franchise) does a good job at scary.
the ending along with the music was so creepy.. o.o
I love this tune song and Angela
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Love this song
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Still is! She's adorable!
Tu eres gay
That face at the end lol
Showed my boyfriend this for the first time! His reaction at the end was everything I had hoped for lol. Happy summer y’all
Great movie total classic Camp Slasher along with the sequels and to me had a lot more to offer than Friday the 13th, not saying I don't like Friday it is just that I think Friday the 13th hogged up all the credit movies like Sleepaway Camp and The Burning deserved and this soundtrack is AMAZING this is exactly what today's movies lack, where is great music like this nowadays anyway? Horror movies these days are terrible with a few exceptions here and there that are rare to come by. Cheers to this classic!!!
It's a Friday The 13th knock off, bat a damn good one.
@@anthonypalermo8816 It reminded me of the first Friday the 13th. When it was revealed that it was Pamela Voorhees who killed almost all of the camp counselors and campers at the film's climax.
Tu eres gay
Why yes, this movie was made in the 80s. What gave it away?
Gaahh that opening was effing with my head. I waa legitimate scared!
Beautifull song.
Omg, this movie is very awesome! For my opinion, it’s better than Friday the 13th
Which one?
obviously
Great Soundtrack
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Keep in mind too that Angela (Peter) had a head injury from the boat as a child. I think it was a combination of the head injury and Aunt Martha making him cross dress which contributed to "her" insanity. Aunt Martha was a doctor too so I wouldn't be surprised if Angela wasn't given female hormones at some point (just a theory). I think Martha's husband (Ricky's dad) left her either because she was or went insane or him leaving her drove her to insanity. Insanity runs in families.
This movie would be awesome if recreated as a thriller/adventure kind of video game. No kids would want to play it. Especially the final boss of the game.
Creepy but beautiful
I will be watching this along with Slaughter High really soon
Love both movies
@LisaBreeBranch - Well, I'm sure thats all water under the bridge now x3
Water under the bridge as I always say, water under the bridge. LMFAO!
Martha wanted the girl she could not have with her husband because he left her and she only had her son Ricky with him. I'm pretty sure Martha is the paternal aunt. Sleepaway Camp is like a cross between Psycho and Friday the 13th. She was arrested after the Camp Arawak murders and was silent and just gave the police glares when they asked why she dressed Peter as Angela. The authorities believed that what Martha Thomas did greatly contributed to why Angela murdered.
very creepy ending in all horror movies, one of my favorites. Nice song too
Here's a little known fact revealed by Felissa Rose who played Angela, Angela originally wasn't the killer, in fact she was supposed to die halfway through the movie, her cousin Ricky was the original killer, by the director changed the story around later on.
Nope. Angela was always supposed to be the killer and Ricky never was. I don't know where you got this information from, but that's clearly a bs lie. Felissa Rose never said anything like that & Angela was never supposed to die. She's the main character lmao. At first Ricky was going to die after the beating that Mel gave him but later the director changed the story and let Ricky live.
I watched an interview where felissa rose said she was catholic so her mother didn’t want her to do the killings
Ronnie was always nice to Angela. When Angela was posing as Sheriff Jerry and Ronnie got all paranoid and hysterical suspecting Angela was back and killing again she as the Sheriff threw him up against the wall but never killed him. She spared him and she was killing people who were harming Alan. Angela didn't just kill for the hell of it but Pamela Springsteen's Angela in part 2 and 3 was more of a true serial killer who was more sadistic and enjoyed killing. Return to Sleepaway ignores 2 and 3
Camp counselor Ronnie So underrated
When I was a kid I saw this at Blockbusters and wanted to watch it so bad because of the cover art but my mom and dad told me that if I watched it the monster in it would come after me lol
I think Angela felt she had no choice but to kill Paul because he was going to eventually find out she was a he. The big mystery to me is what is Angela Baker's true sexual orientation and gender identity? Does Angela like guys or girls or is she bisexual or even asexual? There is some speculation that the real Angela actually survived and may have been the real killer in Return to Sleepaway Camp. Who was the person that got life saving surgery after the first movie? Artie from being boiled?
I've heard those theories of them both being the killer but not sure if that is what the series intended. I do know that Jonathan Tiersten did all the killing scenes instead of Felissa Rose and it was that actor who stood in the doorway to Judy's room.
I guess Jonathan Tiersren also served as the stunt double for Felissa in all of the killing/murder scenes.
But keep in mind that Pamela Springsteen's Angela was more sadistic and enjoyed killing (and needed less provoking to kill in part 3) than Felissa Rose's portrayal of Angela in part 1 and Return to Sleepaway Camp who killed more out of insanity and vengeful rages of being constantly harassed and in the last movie killed on behalf of someone who was extremely bullied and even saved Alan's life from his stepbrother killing him when he thought Alan the killer.
uno de los mejores que he visto!!!!!!!!!!!
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Does Frank Vinci suggest in this song that a man in drag is just what he's been looking for? one of my fav horror film tracks
I was in sixth grade and went to my crushes house and she answered the door and she was watching this movie....with another guy, and this was playing in the background because the movie just ended (credits). Broke me up...
damn thats a tough one
Ironic don't ya think?
That must have hurt. My condolences.
She may have not been what you were looking for..
@@NonstopNoah I see what you did there
This song is haunting. Its by Frank Vinci called Just What I've Been Looking For. It sucks because I can't find it on itunes.
A lil sad too
The face that I now I see in the movies
I love sleepaway camp yeah it’s not great as Halloween or nightmare on elm street
But it’s a good nostalgic 80’s horror movie on it’s own
The good Ole days
Oh my god shes a boy
Vanessa Monika ummmmmm
@@TiyaKSahay RRRRRRRRRR!!!
this has NO RIGHT being this much of a bop
Why is this song not on spotify?!
Who knows?
Great song and movie I wish there was a 5th coming... I didn't see the 4th one until last Monday.. lol also did anyone also hear this in the movie a couple times before the ending?
Aunt Martha: (in flashback) Angela... Such a lovely name... Why, I believe it means "angel"... Why, yes, I am sure it does! I know you're going to like that name! ...Won't you, Peter?...
(young Peter from the flashback raises his head in confusion; the flashback ends and we cut to "Angela", or rather, PETER, standing up with Paul's severed head dropping on the ground with the background music reaching a scare chord with blaring horns)
Ronnie: How can it be...?
(Peter\"Angela" is staring at them with a nightmarish, unhinged face, nude and covered in blood while letting out unearthly breathing\snarling noises)
Ronnie: Oh my God, she's a boy...
(camera shows a full picture of the nude Peter\"Angela" that shows that "she" has a penis; the movie ends as the two horrified counselors discover that Peter\"Angela" was not only the mysterious murderer but that "she" was also a forced trans; freeze frame on Peter's\"Angela's" disturbing face as the blaring horns music reaches its peak, the breathing\snarling noises are still heard and the screen becomes green; this song begins playing as the credits begin scrolling on the freeze frame and creates a dissonance between its corny nature and the horror of what was just shown just moments before)
Me: My Word!
(Angela turns to me in anguish and snarles at me) 😧
a medicore film, but the most badass ending to a horror ever.
Lilla Sked mediocre? wouldn't compare it to the evil dead but this was pretty decent.
pretty decent is pretty fucking mediocre, dumbass
Lilla Sked There is nothing mediocre about this film, freak.
Thats pretty much what mediocre means dumbass @@MrRobison94
Good song.2020
Angela was cute as hell
holy crap she had bails to
No one was looking for the person who disliked this.
yeah, the ending really got me, though it was obvious she was the killer lol. still a great movie.
I'm telling ya, you can also hears this during the movie.
I didn't know Ariel Pink did the sleepaway camp soundtrack! Crazy
Bizarre and Eerie.
I always wondered if Angela Baker and Jason Voorhees were distantly related…..
that one time when i watch camp sleep away i watch the ending for the movie and let me tell yah the it was hella messed up how the girl turned out to be a boy all the long
Patrick Jenkins this song is creepy but it rocks
Patrick Jenkins this song is creepy but it rocks
Angela I LOVE YOU !!!!
Like this song should be on stranger things
I have to hand it to the person that wrote this song. The lyrics are creepier than the movie.
Grow a proper moustache 🤣 Love the film, flaws and all. It’s incredibly endearing!
@@horrorfanandy4647 You and me both. I can't get enough of the movie now that I'm older. I saw it in the early 90's when I was 11 or 12 and thought it was ok. But it's an absolute classic. Fake mustache and all!
Sleepaway Camp inspired Addams Family Values.
With the exception of the cop Angela killed to pose as Sheriff Jerry, in the last movie Angela only killed those who she deemed as evil and deserving of death. She probably would not have axed anymore little kids for throwing sand at her like she did in the first movie (and the director regrets that in the first movie). Every victim in Return to Sleepaway I was rooting for Angela. You'll understand if you watch the movie. I don't think Angela's father being gay had any role in the killings.
Where is this Spotify!
Why didn't they put Felissa Rose in the second one. Making Angela about 20. Why did they pick Pamela Springsteen of all people????
Mama Cindy Rogofsky She actually wanted to be in it, but the director of the 2nd and 3rd movies, refused to cast her and he refused the ideas from the director of the original.
I heard she was in college at the time they did the second film.
Well, Felissa actually did audition for part 2, but Micheal Simpson wanted Pam Springsteen, plus Felisha has stated in recent interviews that she really wasn't digging the black comedy style they used. Anyways, I am a fan of parts 2 & 3, as well, & think Pam did an awesome job. I just wish she weren't so reclusive & more willing to make public appearances, like Felissa does.
This is ripe for a Gunship cover. It sounds like them as it is.
Love this song! Can anyone find info on Frank Vinci?
He has a instagram
Was there an actual soundtrack released? If so wonder how much it is worth?
Is this on spotify??