Pamela Springsteen,
Tracy Griffith,
Michael J. Pollard,
Mark Oliver,
Kim Wall
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Angela (Pamela Springsteen), the murderous camp counselor of Sleepaway Camp 2, returns to the scene of her crimes in this no-frills installment. Assuming a camper's identity (after mowing her down wit... read more
DVD Release Date: August 20, 2002
Stats: 357 reviews
So the Sleepaway Camp series continues with the third installment: Teenage Wasteland. Angela's back in camp under an assumed identity to mutilate more terrible teenagers. I love that this series has "camp" in the title because that's exactly what it is. Angela is just as bad as F... read more
The worst of the series, this camp movie is entirely routine and lame. It's not worth seeing, just watch the first two.
The third instalment in the "Sleepaway Camp" series is terrific fun, featuring another strong performance by Pamela Springsteen. It's a great shame that Springsteen decided to follow a career in photography as I would have welcomed further movies from this actress.
"Sleepaway Ca... read more
A couple of plot changes, but mostly the same as the second. watchable, but definitely missable.
The weakest of the Sleepaway camp series. All the humour is there, but the kill scenes have been edited badly. Show us the gore! The extra gore on the DVD isn't actually edited into the film, and must be accessed by a separate menu.
There was a macabre sense of humour to this that appealed to me for some reason and I really liked the Angela character played by Pamela Springsteen (yes, she is Bruce Springsteen's sister). She's quite pretty too.
Over the top gore but the very cheap effects and make-up are the scariest thing about this film.
The third instalment in the Sleepaway Camp series again features the brilliant-terrible Pamela Springsteen and retains the camp comedy horror from the second film rather than the genuine spookiness of the first film. It's all quite awful to be honest, but deliberately and ... read more
Disappointing as it didn't live up to the standard of the previous films, still some cool deaths scenes but weren't great. Formulaic and cliche, it only served as an ending point for the original trilogy
Possibly the better of the first 3, as long as you don't count the last 5 minutes of the first. The reason for this is simply because it's just so damn fun. By now you know the killer, you like her, and everyone else is just, to put it one way, a douchebag. Therefore, you want ev... read more
i think her heart just isn't inn it anymore
Both aimless and, more problematically, humorless. Full Review
Think of the Sleepaway Camp trilogy as a live-action version of the "Itchy & Scratchy" cartoons that the Simpson kids love so much. Full Review
Teenage Wasteland affirms its role as a horror sequel; it is the loudest, cheapest, and most impotent entry in the series. Full Review
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