CAMP Is in Theaters and It Has 95 Percent on Rotten Tomatoes

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A scene from CAMP (2026), the Dark Sky Films horror drama written and directed by Avalon Fast, in theaters now

CAMP is in theaters from Dark Sky Films. Avalon Fast wrote and directed it. It opened June 26.

Emily is responsible for two deaths, one of them her best friend who overdoses in her car. Haunted by guilt, she takes a job as a counselor at a summer camp in Alberta. What happens in the woods is not what you expect. Zola Grimmer plays Emily. Cherry Moore plays Rosie. Alice Wordsworth plays Clara.

95 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Won Best Feature at Fantastic Fest. IndieWire calls it a defiantly conceived, vividly textured film.

Before you go, watch Midsommar. Same register: grief dressed as ritual, a community that holds you in all the wrong ways.

The scariest thing in CAMP is not a monster. It is what you carry with you into the woods.

Quick Facts

CAMP Is in Theaters and It Has 95 Percent on Rotten Tomatoes

DirectorAvalon Fast

CastZola Grimmer, Cherry Moore, Alice Wordsworth, Lea Rose Sebastianis, Austyn Van de Kamp

GenreHorror, Fantasy, Drama

Release2026-06-26

Runtime111 min

RatedN/A

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CAMP is in theaters from Dark Sky Films. Avalon Fast wrote and directed it. A woman carrying the weight of two deaths goes to work at a summer camp in Alberta. 95 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Won Best Feature at Fantastic Fest. Tag who you are seeing this with. #CAMP #Backlot @madvalon

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CAMP is in theaters. Avalon Fast wrote and directed it. Dark Sky Films. A micro-budget grief horror film set at a summer camp in Alberta. 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. The best horror film in theaters right now.

CAMP is in theaters from Dark Sky Films. Avalon Fast wrote and directed it. It opened June 26.

95 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Won Best Feature at Fantastic Fest. IndieWire calls it a defiantly conceived, vividly textured film.

Before you go, watch Midsommar. Same register: grief dressed as ritual, a community that holds you in all the wrong ways.

The scariest thing in CAMP is not a monster. It is what you carry with you into the woods.