Camp Cold Brook (2018): Cast & Ratings
Camp Cold Brook is a 2018 horror film directed by Andy Palmer, starring Danielle Harris as Angela, Courtney Gains and Chad Michael Murray. It runs 1 hour 26 minutes. Its Echo Score is 52/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 26m (86 min)
- Director
- Andy Palmer
- Genre
- Horror
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Renfield Productions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Camp Cold Brook About?
The premise of Camp Cold Brook without spoilers.
Strange events plague crew members of a reality TV show when they visit an infamous backwoods camp that was the site of a mass murder 20 years earlier.
Camp Cold Brook Themes & Keywords
· 10 tags- witchcraft
- haunting
- ghost
- paranormal investigator
- witch
- abandoned summer camp
- tv show
- ghost hunting
- overalls
- teen slasher
Camp Cold Brook Cast & Characters
Danielle Harris leads the cast as Angela, with Courtney Gains as John Brierwitz and Chad Michael Murray as Jack Wilson. Directed by Andy Palmer; 18 actors are credited in all.
- Director Andy Palmer
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Danielle Harris as Angela -
Courtney Gains as John Brierwitz -
Chad Michael Murray as Jack Wilson - Cate Jones as Waitress
Also Starring in Camp Cold Brook
· 14 more- Mary Buss Esther
- Ketrick "Jazz" Copeland Parishioner
- Michael Eric Reid Kevin
- Katie Fairbanks Hatchet Face Girl
- Jacob Dever Young Jack
- Juliette Kida Receptionist
- Doug Van Liew Sheriff Gorton
- Candice De Visser Emma
- Jason Van Eman O'Connor
- Loren Ledesma Connie
- Mary Kathryn Bryant Anise Bernadeau
- Debbi Tucker Church parishioner
- Pamela Bell Woman Parishioner
- Chloe Blotter Monet
Camp Cold Brook Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 52/100, strongest in art & craft (72) and weakest in story & flow (38).
Camp Cold Brook Echo Score Breakdown
Camp Cold Brook offers a mixed horror outing that lands between occasional entertaining set pieces and pervasive narrative weaknesses. Critics acknowledge the energetic pacing and competent performances, while many reviewers point to predictable plot twists and a generic premise. The film’s visual and auditory elements receive sporadic praise for crisp cinematography and atmospheric moments, yet these are undermined by uneven editing and stale scares. Consequently, the movie provides limited incentive for repeat viewings.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 72
Regarding art and craft, the film displays moments of technical competence, such as crisp cinematography and steady handheld camera work praised by several reviewers. Editing is noted as intense and occasionally effective, contributing to brief tension. However, critics also describe the visual style as generic and the production design as uninspired, leading to an overall uneven aesthetic.
- Character & Emotion 48
When evaluating character and emotion, performances receive commendation, with actors delivering nuanced moments and the cast being described as strong. Nonetheless, the script provides limited depth, resulting in one‑dimensional and illogical personalities that hinder audience investment. The lack of character development and emotional resonance offsets the occasional solid acting, leaving the overall character work uneven.
- Story & Flow 38
In terms of story and flow, the narrative is widely criticized for its predictable twists, numerous plot holes, and a generic premise that offers little novelty. While a few reviewers note moments of solid pacing, the overall structure suffers from uneven momentum and a rushed climax. Consequently, the film’s storytelling feels stale and fails to sustain engagement.
- Sensory Experience 66
The sensory experience receives mixed feedback; atmospheric music and mood are highlighted as effective in creating tension, and some reviewers appreciate the clear, steady footage and dynamic cinematography. Conversely, criticism points to over‑reliance on conventional sound cues and visual elements that quickly become weary. Overall, the film’s audio‑visual components provide occasional spikes of immersion but lack consistent polish.
- Rewatch Factor 45
Rewatch factor is limited; while a handful of viewers find occasional thrills and appreciate the nostalgic genre nods, the predictable plot and lack of genuine scares diminish repeat appeal. The film’s pacing and tonal shifts further reduce its desire for subsequent viewings. Consequently, the movie offers minimal incentive for audiences to return.
Camp Cold Brook Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Camp Cold Brook.
Camp Cold Brook Also Known As
5 alternative titles, including “콜드브룩 미스터리” and “超自然實錄:恐怖夏令營”.
- Also known as
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- 콜드브룩 미스터리
- 超自然實錄:恐怖夏令營
- 콜드 브룩 미스터리
- 冷溪营地
- Лагерь «Холодный Ручей»
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Camp Cold Brook FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Camp Cold Brook, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Camp Cold Brook?
Camp Cold Brook runs 1 hour 26 minutes (86 minutes).
When was Camp Cold Brook released?
Camp Cold Brook was released on August 25, 2018.
Who directed Camp Cold Brook?
Camp Cold Brook was directed by Andy Palmer.
More films by Andy Palmer Who is in the cast of Camp Cold Brook?
Camp Cold Brook stars Danielle Harris as Angela, Courtney Gains as John Brierwitz and Chad Michael Murray as Jack Wilson, among 18 credited actors.
Does Camp Cold Brook have a post-credit scene?
No. Camp Cold Brook has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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