Camp Blood 4

These films are just worse and worse. What a joke.

Ok this movie was just bad like really bad and I have a feeling it's not going to get any better in the film series.

If you like watching people put on makeup, unpacking cars and never ending walking, this is your film!

Atleast 60% of this movie is the cast just walking. Walking though town. Walking in the woods.. walking alone or with others.. but just walking.. stopping and looking at things that were never shown again and then walking again.

This one also has too dark scenes where you can't see anything and any scene that involved explaining the plot was covered up by screaming loud music. It has far too long of scenes of putting on makeup and setting up campsites. I was fast forwarding though the walking scenes. There are montages galore, again, for no reason.

Pass this one if you value your time.

Dustin Ferguson truly is this generation's Nick Millard. His films are dull, aimless, horrendously shot, pitifully edited and padded out to extreme lengths with stock footage from more impressive films. The difference is that while Millard used footage from his own films, Ferguson decides to ransack the work of real filmmakers like Mark Polonia and Dennis Devine.

This is the fourth in the Camp Blood series. While the previous instalments were imperfect but effectively fun low budget slasher movies, this one is a dismal, dreary affair with next to no plot, non-existent pacing and quite possibly the single worst villain ever committed to celluloid.

The only reason I give it two stars is because they play a really kick ass power metal song in the film and over the end credits. It's too good for this abysmal pile or garbage.

Wanna know the worst part? It's actually the best film I've seen from Ferguson. Let that sink in.

As a sequel, the film has all proper elements. From the dialogue you get the vibe of which actors would fall under the blade of our killer clown. I was pointing out in my own review how the kids could have pooled money to get a couple of hotel rooms on the way to the concert.

Is this movie the same as the original three? No. It doesn't have to be Brad Sykes' work over and over.

Schuylar Craig was the star that shined, her reactions felt very genuine and she could carry herself well.

Dustin Ferguson is not a bad director, he just lacked funds for greater effects but I felt the DIY approach worked pretty easily and his camera equipment and crew has vastly improved over the years.