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.

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 filthy whore
Marty (played by Tom Shoemaker): the nerd
The Killer (played by Jim Bolenbaugh, sung by Thomas Bogdan): a psychopath
Creepy Janitor (played by Ben Pawlik): a pervert
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)').