Terror Camp Review

Distributor: Sweetheart Video Edition Details: Digital Screener Movie Specs: Genres: Feature Film, All Girl, Horror Run Time: 150 minutes Rated: XXX Release Year: 2019 Director: Ricky Greenwood Written by: Ricky Greenwood Cast: Aidra Fox, Charlotte Stokely, Alexis Fawx, Aiden Ashley, Abigail Mac, Siliva Saige, Cecilia Lion, Gianna Dior, Shyla Jennings, Able Rye Release Specs: Audio: English MPEG AAC Stereo Subtitles: none Video: Widescreen, 1.78:1 (anamorphic) Video Format: NTSC Format: Digital Screener Regional Code (for DVD/Blu-ray): N/A Number of discs: N/A

Terror Camp is a hardcore all-girl horror feature movie from writer and director Ricky Greenwood. Terror Camp is the first horror adult movie from Ricky Greenwood, and he has done a great job bringing an original chilling tale to viewers.

The plot for Terror Camp is that the police chief assigns a cold case to a detective (Silvia Saige). The cold case is the disappearance of five girls from the Dry Lake Campgrounds in the Los Padres Forest in California on June 6, 2017. The girls, lead by student researcher Aidra (Aidra Fox) and her overseeing professor Alexis (Alexis Fawx), are at the campground researching an urban legend. The detective pours through assorted memory cards and cellphone data, witnessing the last known actions of the girls looking for clues as to what happened to them.

Terror Camp is, in essence, a found footage movie. However, happily, Ricky Greenwood didn't have the movie shot as a standard found footage movie with shaky and poorly framed camera shots that ultimately drive the viewer insane. Instead, director of photography James Avalon shot the movie to look like a standard movie, which ultimately adds to the viewing experience.

Happily, Ricky Greenwood has made an original movie instead of just ripping off an existing mainstream sex film and adding sex scenes to it. Ricky Greenwood manages to work a suspicious camper and ancient burial ground lore into the movie, so the viewer is not sure what is causing the disappearances of the girls. Overall, the story is fun for the viewer.

The cast in the movie is phenomenal. Ricky Greenwood does an excellent job casting adult performers who do a great job with non-sexual material and bring their characters to life. As the movie progresses, the cast does a great job of changing their enthusiastic characters into ones that are becoming weary and frightened. As is to be expected from the actresses and a movie from Ricky Greenwood, the all-girl sex scenes are excellent. The cast looks great, and James Avalon has done a beautiful job of capturing the sex for the viewer.

A place where Terror Camp really shines is the fine details. For instance, the girls' have a beat-up van, which adds to the realism of the movie. Another, seemingly minor, aspect that really enhances the movie is the sound design. Ambient noises, like crickets, have been added to the sound, which helps with the suspension of disbelief that is built-up in Terror Camp.

Honestly, Terror Camp feels like it is a mainstream movie with hardcore sex in it. Fans of horror adult movies are going to have a ball with this movie, and this reviewer can't recommend the movie enough. Ricky Greenwood has confirmed to this reviewer that if Terror Camp does well enough, there will be forthcoming sequels continuing the story.

The edition of Terror Camp screened was a digital screener provided by Sweetheart Video; as a result, there may be discrepancies between the reviewed edition and the release edition(s).

Terror Camp was shot digitally in 4K and is presented in the anamorphic widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 in 1080p. The picture for the movie is gorgeous free of any noticeable defects and sporting beautiful vibrant colors.

Terror Camp is presented with an English MPEG AAC Stereo audio track. The sound for the movie doesn't exhibit any issues either with the dialog that is clear and easy to understand.

Sweetheart Video didn't include any extras for review with the digital screener.

Terror Camp is a hardcore all-girl horror movie, in hopefully a series, from writer and director Ricky Greenwood. As with Ricky Greenwood's prior projects, he has done an excellent job with Terror Camp creating a movie that would work as a mainstream film if the hardcore sequences were removed. Fans of Ricky Greenwood's work are going to love Terror Camp, and this reviewer highly recommends the movie.

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