Camp Blood: The Musical

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Camp Blood: The Musical is an 80s style slasher/musical movie. It was created by Tanner Barklow, Jefferson Craig and Thomas Hughes (of The Spinto Band) in the spring of 2005.

Camp Blood: The Musical is the story of six teenagers (a Virgin/Jock/Whore/Nerd/Rebel/Goth combo) who arrive at Camp Blood to work as counselors for the summer but instead find themselves terrorized by a killer in a ski mask. After an ambitious DVD giveaway on the Camp Blood Myspace page, a number of horror film websites have run highly favorable reviews of the film, lauding it for its tongue-in-cheek attitude and gratuitous nudity.

1 Characters
2 Musical Numbers
3 Reception
4 Trivia
5 External links

[edit] Characters

Kris (played by Sofia Alvarez): the virgin
JT (played by Dan Wilcox): the jock
Cain (played by Jacob Wolf): the rebel
Angel (played by Ashley Hanna, sung by Kitty Brazelton): the goth
Justine (played by Emma Manion): the whore
Marty (played by Tom Shoemaker): the nerd
The Killer (played by Jim Bolenbaugh, sung by Thomas Bogdan): the killer
Leo (played by Ben Pawlik): the janitor
Counselor Scuddamore (played by Scott Neagle): a senior counselor
Truck-Driving Dyke (played by Julieanne Smolinski): a lesbian truck driver

It's a Chase (Death Race)

[edit] Musical Numbers

The Camp Blood Theme (the Cast)
In Your Arms (Kris & JT)
When the Tops Come Off (Angel & Justine and the Cast)
It's a Chase (Death Race) (Angel)
In Your Arms (reprise) (Kris & JT)
The Killer's Song (The Killer and the Cast)
Victory Song/Camp Blood Theme (reprise) (Kris)

Additionally, Falconhammer provided the opening title song "Demon of Time."

[edit] Reception

After an ambitious DVD giveaway on the Camp Blood Myspace page, a number of horror film fansites have run highly favorable reviews of the film, lauding it for its tongue-in-cheek attitude and gratuitous nudity.

Camp Blood: The Musical was an official selection at Lumberyard Media's Horrorfest 2006, where it was awarded - to some of the festival's fans' chagrin - the Golden 2x4 for Best Picture along with prizes for Best Actor (Wolf) and Best Song ('It's a Chase (Death Race)').

It was also an official selection for he 2006 Chicago Horror Film Festival as well as the 2006 Rhode Island International Film Festival, where it won the audience award.

[edit] Trivia

The character Counselor Scuddamore takes his name from Simon Scuddamore, the ill-fated star of the 1986 slasher film Slaughter High.
Made on a budget of only about $200, most of the money went toward beer.