Body Count

Original title: Camping del terrore

1986
18
1h 23m

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A group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.A group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.A group of teens are stalked and killed by a Shaman at a cursed camping site.

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IMDb RATING

4.8/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination

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Trivia
There is no official VHS, DVD, or Blu-Ray release of the film in the U.S.

Goofs
A character emerges from a shower naked and puts on a long shirt or bathrobe. She then finds something unpleasant and runs away, dressed in jeans and footwear.

Quotes
Robert Ritchie: It's like a minefield
Ben Ritchie: Why did you set up all these traps around the house for?
Robert Ritchie: 'Cause I'm gonna get him

Alternate versions
The 1987 UK video version was cut by 14 secs to edit shots of a girl being pulled across a broken mirror. The 2003 Hollywood DVD release featured a pre-cut print with edits to the same scene and additional cuts to a finger severing and the killing of Rose.

Connections
Featured in Deodato Holocaust (2019)

Soundtracks
She Can Steal Your Hearth Away
Written and Performed by Randy Nicholas

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5/10

a typical slasher

This a typical, formulaic, run-of-the-mill slasher movie from the mid-80s by a genre veteran ( Ruggero Deodato) who is known for his gross-out sensational jungle cannibals films ( CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST among others) of the late 70s. So I was expecting an over-the-top gory slasher with lots of body count but what I got is a routine slasher who has some decent moments but fails in delivering the goods in terms of bloodshed except for one or two enjoyable splatter sequences. There is nothing new here and it is rather dull but an interesting cast and the great soundtrack by Claudio Simonetti makes it a bearable ride if you don't expect too much.