Every scene with Angela getting bullied made me feel sympathy for her.

Every scene with Alan getting bullied made me laugh out loud.

This movie missed the opportunity to exploit the fan theory of both Angela and Ricky teaming up to kill the campers.

Maybe they shouldn't have had a large, loud fat kid be the suspicious lead when the killer is clearly a tiny, thin person?

I think Ronnie didn’t slowly turn into JCVD, he turned into Danny Bonaduce

Me and my neighbors saw this film when we rented it on DVD and we would always qoute the friend of Weed crying "No waaay man....not Weed. WEEEEEED!!!"

Fun fact: In an Interview, Michael Gibney (the actor who plays Alan) said that he didn’t like the character that he was portraying.
He said and I quote
“ This Alan character really isn’t working for me”

Still a better anti-bullying PSA than Cool Cat Saves the Kids.

"Why are they calling him 'Blowjob'? His initials aren't BJ"...... It was then that I literally went "awww" and felt so bad for Brad. :/

Sleepaway Camp is it's own multiverse.

Started out with the Sixth Sense and Unbreakable and left us with The Village...perfect analogy.

I love how he doesn't even try to hide the whole "Officer Jerry is Angela" twist.

"... but why did David the gnome have to turn into a fucking tree?!"
For those of you youngsters who thought this was a random comment, this was real. And it hurt.

Isaac's character realized Angela was back before anybody else and said "Fudge em!" then quickly left the campground.

“ANGELAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!” That delivery gets me every time.

Everyone in this film awful and the only ones to feel sad for are the frogs.

Poor frogs....They didn’t deserve to be in this movie.

Alan is the "jobber" in the bullies' locker room. He's "technically" a bully, but he was hired to make the other bullies look good. (NOTE: I mean "jobber" in the pro-wrestling sense, not fellatio.)

That 'oh shit he is coming after me' line was delivered so well it may have been followed by ' OH MY GOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDD!'.

You know, if Isaac Hayes played the Chef, we should have gotten at least one "Hello there, children!"

It's impressive how stained Alan's only shirt is.

Here's a better idea for Alan:
Alan starts out being a bully and jerk to the nerds in his cabin, but he also gets bullied by people more powerful than him. One day, one of the nerds saves Alan, either from one of the bullies, or from a natural occurrence, like walking off a cliff, or sliding down a waterfall. Because of this, Alan becomes much more kinder, and starts to bond with the nerds.