Review of Teenape Goes to Camp (2008) by Don S — 22 Feb 2010

Chris Seaver and the Low Budget Pictures gang are back with their combination spoofing of Ernest Goes to Camp and Surviving the Game as a bevy of our most beloved reoccurring LBP characters come together for the ultimate romp.

Our favorite anti-hero Teenape heads to summer camp to assist Heather (Meredith Host, of the Heather & Puggly films) as Camp Arawak counselors. Things heat up with the addition of Teenape's ultimate rival, Hollywood star Choach (A.

J. Stabone's reoccurring character). Some LBP favorites turn up within the actual campers, including the always hilarious Josh Suire and Jesse Ames (my new love crush). Things heat up even more when Teenape realizes this is not a camping trip, but a hunting expedition with the most dangerous game being Teenape.

Things look down for him, but we soon start to realize that the hunters will quickly become the hunted. Classic retarded comedy from Seaver and company that essentially goes by the "Shoot first, ask questions later" method of filmmaking as Seaver tries to pack as many gags, jokes, comedic references into an hour with total disregard for conventional filmmaking aesthetics (i.

E. plot, story arch, three acts, etc). This film, like all other LBP movies, are STRICTLY for the fans, as well as those with open minds who "get" where Seaver and company are coming from. That's roughly 10%; the other 90% will NOT get this, so please do not even bother watching this film, because your ignorant rating will only hurt that, and THIS LBP fan would not appreciate that very much at all.

Great stuff!