It is tied to fire in the light camps on fears, but it is great on magic

Nostalgia for summer camps is strange. Whether you have gone to the camp as a child, a teenage cart, and/or an adult consultant, the opportunities are that most of your experiences there included a kind of hardship, if not anxiety or humiliation. Yes, it is the same as going to school itself, but it has intensified; Instead of returning home every night, you are forced to spend 24/7 deep in an isolated rural area with the people you are preparing with the camp. In every sense of meaning, there is no escape.

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Perhaps, then, this nostalgia clouds that can be a summer camp can back away from a good shock. In other words, it is not about the same experience during its occurrence, but about feeling the rapprochement and achievement that one feels only to see. This would explain why many summer camps films tend to decline in horror, comedy or horror comedy. Whether he laughs through pain “Meat balls,” “American hot summer,” and “Theater camp,” Or stab through pain with Friday 13th, “Sleep Camp,” or “Fear Street, Part Two: 1978,” There is a warm glow to recognize these films because of our team dealing with such places.

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“Summer Hell,” The first feature of adult actors and participants/directors Billy Prak and Vine Wolfhard is a shooting comedy that contains more than before instead of the latter. This does not mean that the film tries to purify its topic or look forward to being a clumsy rum, but the strengths of Bryk and Wolfhard lies in writing and photographing loved characters instead of going out with pictures filled with dismay and lines. Although the film is unlikely to make anyone sleep or jump from his seat, many of his magic adds. Through her tales of nostalgia today, “Hell of a Summer” becomes less than lazy and more than this rare monster, a comfortable horror movie.

Let’s get out from top to top: “Hell of a Summer” is one of the most general films that have ever produced, at least when it comes to Slasher Subgenre. On the one hand, this is equal to the cycle when it comes to Slashers, and as a huge sub -type, I often claim that the standard aspects of anxiety are an advantage, not a mistake. Benefiting from Trops and the elements that make up inclined, especially the camp fire, does not mean that the film is free of originality. Take last year “In a violent nature,” for example. This film was falling out of the letters in the camp, but thanks to the completely unique way, all of these ancient clichies that acted like Guideposts were to help the fans adapt to the film style, and then they felt a recovery again.

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Unfortunately, “Hello of a Summer” never exceeds its procession from Trops Slasher. This usual Threadbare prepared: 24 -year -old Jason (Farid Hachnger) is heading to Camp Pinway to spend another summer there as a consultant, although everyone insists on moving forward in his life. While he is struggling to attract his teenage colleagues during the preparatory weekend of the advisors only while trying to prove that he is able to operate the camp himself, the convincing killer begins choosing advisers one by one. Worse, when things become tense, the surviving consultants believe that Jason himself is the killer.

With this old school’s inclined structure, there is no doubt that Bryk and Wolfhard are lovers of this type. Film makers are also smart to not pay much attention to Trops as well; This is not something like “Ending Girls,” Who is constantly trying to outperform “screaming”. Nor is it “Screaming” Or many imitators; Bryk and Wolfhard are not trying to make the capital statement about the state of Slashers or terror in society. In fact, their movie is a little on the level of the surface, as the revelation of Whodunit feels very low (and the final motives of the killers feel very derived, guess, the “screaming” supplement). This is not a unique problem for “Hello of a Summer”, although many modern havens (especially this year “Eyes of the Heart”They faced similar problems with the availability of convincing causes of their blood.

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Of course, the blessing of savings for many inclins lies in the sequences of killing and population, and “Hell of a Summer” is not sagging in this section … somewhat. Although the film is classified, and therefore the harsh language and the Gore may expect to see it in the classified Slasher R, this looks like one of the skiing tools in terms of blood and courage. If you are a player (and most of the pieces of pieces tend to be), you may still feel disappointed by “Hello of a Summer”, because there are not a lot of red things, but some kill even – moments! – Outside the screen.

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However, if you will not expel the movie a full star for not being equally with “violent nature” or “Wonderful” Series, then “Hello of a Summer” may tickle your imagination. As I said before, Braik Wolverdard has smart films, and what he lacks in the complaint that compensates him in creativity. I will not give anything here, but there are no less than two views in the movie I consider more than the most smart killings in any section that has ever made. One is a great reward for the gag, and the other feels like a kind of killing the taste and switch that may have a classic Italian terror or the supplement of “screaming” in their pride. Although any of the killings in the movie is likely to shock you, I think you may talk about many of them for several days.

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Where Praika Wolfdard really excels in a dialogue and their descriptions. This is not a big surprise, given the training and history of the two as actors. Also, it is not surprising that they have an eye for talent, as the actors’ group here is filled with prominent monuments, especially Abe Queen as the interest of Jason and Love, Claire, D’Araoh Woon-A-Tai in the role of Mike (which makes Helluva dogs after “reservation” between this and “War”), And Crysta Nizar, who makes a winning couple with the famous man Wolfhard, Chris. Brake gives his own character, Bobby, a Farhan character to work with her, which makes him spend Chris, who strongly wants the male to be the alpha of the group, but he is not very safe and very honest to achieve this, as is the case when he pretends to be in vain as a vegetarian to raise the admiration of the girl.

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These are the characteristics and offers that really distinguish “Hello of a Summer” regardless of the Slasher package. In the same way that it is fresh, frankly, to see a horror movie circulating to nostalgia to nostalgia for nostalgia without trying to prove Vandom Bonavids or outperforms the past victories, he does not yet try to try their generation (not trying to, “bodies”). Again, Bryk and Wolfhard do not try to make “X” or “they/are”, and they do not cut after modernity on the day of happy death “or” it is a great knife. “Instead,” Hell of a Summer “is a sincere horror comedy and driven by characters, where Hechiner plays the role of a young man who gets a very violent and effective call of life. It is SubLime, and if you are on the style of the actor, you may be winning it and the film as well.

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Although there are so -called “comfort films”, who are more comfortable films for them than stress or anxiety, horror movies are generally trying to intimidate or disturb the majority of the audience at least. Although there may be a few people who give them a “summer hell” for them, the majority of horror lovers may not find themselves very afraid. What Bryk and Wolfhard possess here instead is one of the most soft horror movies in modern memory, which immediately feels magic from the beginning. He might think of “Hell of a Summer” as a warm embrace of a movie that says more about me, a horror addict, more than it does about the movie itself, but the truth remains that the film has a smart and popular quality on this topic. Or perhaps, given this and other similar modern films such as “Heart Eyes”, Slashers began to move away from the intense and nudity to a more comfortable and warmer space.

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During a period of years of years that attended a summer camp, I heard stories about the camp colleagues in another cabin making horror/inclined films while they were in the camp. These were not the efforts made by job or on the social media (because that was not yet when I was young) trying to get a famous, but just friends looking to get a little fun while they are broken from learning crafts, passengers, shooting and other activities. “Hell of a Summer” behaves like this type of horror movies if it is already made professionally, and at the end, you may feel as if you have also spent a summer in the camp with some new friends. If all horror revolves around the trauma at the end of the day, the growth pain is quite valid like a knife wounds and cutting the head.

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/Film classification: 7 out of 10

“Summer Hell” strikes theaters on April 4, 2025.