Watched it in the background while doing other things, it was a pretty crappy tier of slasher. I'd rate it far down, further than even some of the campier/lower budgeted 80s ones. The kills were boring, mostly axe deaths and one head pushed through a PC screen(and a lot of it was offscreen, as in, when someone was getting hacked to death, it cut away/panned out so you didn't really see the impacts etc). Heck, the first major death took an entire hour to happen, and there were only six deaths total. SIX. For an almost 2 hour runtime.
The killer made no real sense upon the reveal, and none of the characters were likeable or had enough proper development to be invested in what happened to them. Since the killer barely showed up, the mask design etc was wasted, as there was very little in the way of cool stalking scenes ala Friday 13th or Halloween. There was a lesbian oral scene and a naked gay sex scene, which were in full view and got, like, a few minutes each of runtime, but apparently showing cool, gory death scenes were a no-no. None of the camp kids gets killed, bar one, but he was a plant put there by Kevin Bacon's character to tempt one of the guys into having gay sex with, so they could do some aversion therapy on him. The killer is the camp's nurse, whose motivations make no sense, and it just kind of....ends. Kevin Bacon gets shoved onto a stuffed rhino head and impaled through the stomach, and then the police show up to arrest her and everyone is fine. No killing of the camp nurse, no slasher villain rising from the dead, nothing creative or dramatic. It just ends.
Overall, I have no idea what the point of anything was, cause even from an angle of 'conversion camps are bad' it failed to really tip into things too far, other than some pictures of like, sad bruised kids and stuff that one of them finds hidden away. It could have been something better and more interesting, but clearly whoever wrote it couldn't come up with anything cool or original besides the setting of a conversion camp.
