I can't believe someone greenlight this dumpster fire of a movie! I understand why it's on Peacock as no one gay or otherwise would pay to go see this! This movie was written for a tiny percentage of the population who are honestly too stupid to see the pandering b/s through the incredibly weak storyline. Make better use of your time than to have this movie preach at you.

The first half was a decent setup. While not spectacularly acted it had a ton of directions the film could go that would make sense. Then the second half was just bizarre. It felt rushed, the acting shifted to a new character that absolutely could not act and it was genuinely distracting how bad she was. But for a fun camp movie you could still make that work. The real problem was that nothing made any sense. Their counselors themselves made no sense and they didn't provide any background or explanation. We didn't even know who they were by the end. Like, who was Bacons character? I'm not sure they told us his name in fact. The villain was the most confusing character since their story was full of gigantic plot holes, like so bad you could not watch the movie twice. They tried to get a surprise ending but went about by deceiving the audience but yet it was still somehow predictable. But at the end, what was it even about?! Was is an empowerment movie? It wasn't effective if it was supposed to be. Was it trying to make a point about culture today? Was it a hyperbole? If any of those, how were they trying to say it? Like, it was total nonsense. I assume what happened is that maybe they didn't have a good story and then just super rushed it at the end and maybe the point was completely loss? I don't know. Maybe people got behind because of it political messaging, if there was any, which, their wasn't. It was an extremely amateur film that borrowed from a million before them, like Sleepaway Camp. It's just a mess.

NOT a slasher. This total and complete waste of Kevin Bacon is a toothless PG-13 snooze fest made by someone, I assume, has never even seen a single slasher film ... let alone a good one.