Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers

Four years after the original "Sleepaway Camp," a new group of counselors arrives at Camp Arawak for the summer. Unbeknownst to them, Angela Baker, now disguised as a male counselor named 'Tony,' has returned with a thirst for revenge against anyone who doesn't adhere to her strict moral code. She begins a series of increasingly gruesome and bizarre murders, targeting campers and staff alike for perceived transgressions.

Sleepaway Camp II is generally considered a cult classic, often praised for its creative kills and dark humor, though critically it's viewed as a significant departure in tone from its predecessor, leaning heavily into a more campy and over-the-top horror-comedy style.

• Praised for its inventive and often humorous death scenes.

• Celebrated for Pamela Springsteen's memorable performance as the villainous Angela.

• Noted for its shift towards a more comedic and less serious horror tone compared to the original.

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Pamela Springsteen, who plays the terrifying Angela, is the younger sister of rock icon Bruce Springsteen.