Camp Slaughter (2004)

Country of Origin: Sweden
Year of Production: 2004
Running Times: 85 mins/95 mins (video version)
Length:
Format:
Colour Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound: Dolby Digital

CREDITS

PRODUCTION
Production Company: Opera Film
Produced by: Anneli Engström

SCRIPT
Script: Alina Warne

DIRECTION
Directed by: Martin Munthe
Assistant Director: Olof Stierna

PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Martin Munthe
Assistant Camera: Christoffer Latvala
Gaffer: Anders Dahnielson
Best Boy: Henrik Carlsson

EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Anneli Engström

MUSIC
Music: Thomas Rydell
Violin: Patrik Andersson
Alto Saxophone: Linus Käse
Saxophonium and Saw: Matthias Ribbing
Synthesizer: Thomas Rydell
Bass Clarinet: Stefan Wistrand

SONGS AND ADDITIONAL MUSIC
"I Can Do Better Than That"
Performed by Norrbotten Big Band

SOUND
Sound Mixer/ADR Editor: Anneli Engström

MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Costume Designer: Maria Malmgren
Make Up: Gio Liljebäck

VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects Design: Martin Munthe
Visual Effects Animator: Fredrik Mårtenson

MISCELLANEOUS
Caterer: Erik Fylking

LOCATIONS
Locations: Bogesund Castle, Stockholms län, Sweden

CAST
Christian Magdu (Adrian)
Karin Bertling (Constance)
Michael Mansson (Left)
Richard Lidberg (Bunnyman)
Annika Marklund (Karen)
Eva Söderquist (Marge)
Robert Arlinder (Mike)
Christina Luoma (Cindy)
Fred Anderson (Fluffy)
Erica Carlson (Trudy)
Sofie Norman (Alice)
Viktor Friberg (old man)
Sandy Mansson (nurse)

PLOT SUMMARY

An incestuous relationship between mother and son results in a monster who is hidden away in the woods and nicknamed Bunny Man for his interest in rabbits. Inevitably Bunny Man escapes and runs across a group of teenagers in a cabin in the woods.

AVAILABILITY

Sweden
Theatrical Distributors: Sandrew Metronome Distribution Sverige AB

CENSORSHIP HISTORY

Sweden
Rating: 15

TIMELINE

2004
January
17: Sweden - theatrical release

POSTER TAGS

Mute. Stupid. Violent.

KEYWORDS

cross dressers, decapitations, inbreeding, incest, rabbits, slashers, social workers, splatter, teenagers

Last Updated: 15 October, 2008