Camp Death

Sunday | September 17th, 2006 | 12:58 am | Posted by DrGore | No Comments

Some of horror's best movies for many of us out there are the slasher flicks of the 1980's. Some of them are now classics such as Friday the 13th, and some of them are long forgotten, like….shit, I forgot. But so many devoted fans of this type of horror film always want more. We have seen all of the different types of slashers from killer dentists, doctors, serial killers, freaks, and your general psychos.

So what can you do to re-vive the slasher films we all loved and want more of? Well make you own…and put a different twist to it. Lick a Frog Productions (yes..lick a frog!) has a new film out called Camp Death. This one stays true to the slasher films of the 80's while putting a new 21st century spin on it. Some filmmakers are going to make their own slasher out in the woods, but it seem that they cant get in tune with each other and tempers flare up. Now it’s up to everyone there to make it out of the woods alive. What’s killing them you ask…redneck woodsmen, mutated freaks, each other! Who knows!!

Camp Death has won "Best Foreign Film" at the Bare Bones International Film Festival. Shaun Tisdale has put together Lick A Frog Productions and has apparently made a really good horror film. Even Lloyd Kaufman of Troma himself is saying its one of the most disturbing horror films since Bloodsucking Freaks!

Blood, gore, sex, even some lesbian action…what more can you ask for in a movie.

Find out more about the film, more photos, (click on the one above) and Lick A Frog Productions below….

Official Site
Lick A Frog Productions

Trailers:
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AVI (DivX)
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