i saw this movie late at night on a free to air channel and and i must say and i was pleasantly surprised. being a horror movie fan and i often watch these sort of midnight movies during the school holidays. more often than not and the horror movies shown during this time are usually big lamers. campfire tales certainly does not fit into that category. campfire tales is basically an anthology of short stories based loosely on well known urban legends. they are pieced together with a setting involving teenagers telling these stories around a campfire. this campfire setting has a mysterious plot in itself. however and this particular story is weak and confusing and obviously used predominantly to set up the other spooky tales. there are three tales in this movie (four if you count the hook at the beginning) and all of which are truly spooky and well made. i especially enjoyed the third tale (the locket) involving a guy whose motorbike breaks down in front of a mysterious household. this particular story works well in really freaking you out with sudden flashbacks of the house history. in addition to this and the ending of the tale will completely shock you. the first tale (the honeymoon) was also very creepy and though the second tale (people can lick too) was somewhat lacking. being a horror movie veteran and i do not usually get freaked out. this film certainly did that job well. what i particularly liked about this movie is the fact that it split up into three shorts. this means the movie would not plod through an hour or so of character development and setting establishment before the real bloodshed begins. that makes campfire tales perfect for sleepovers and parties and etc. campfire tales is a creepy and crisp horror movie that will make your heart stop more than once. it certainly better than the crap you will often find in the cinemas these days (blair witch 2 and urban legends represent final cut. bleah. ). find a copy and watch it. if you dare. 
i saw this movie late at night on a free to air channel and and i must say and i was pleasantly surprised. being a horror movie fan and i often watch these sort of midnight movies during the school holidays. more often than not and the horror movies shown during this time are usually big lamers. campfire tales certainly does not fit into that category. campfire tales is basically an anthology of short stories based loosely on well known urban legends. they are pieced together with a setting involving teenagers telling these stories around a campfire. this campfire setting has a mysterious plot in itself. however and this particular story is weak and confusing and obviously used predominantly to set up the other spooky tales. there are three tales in this movie (four if you count the hook at the beginning) and all of which are truly spooky and well made. i especially enjoyed the third tale (the locket) involving a guy whose motorbike breaks down in front of a mysterious household. this particular story works well in really freaking you out with sudden flashbacks of the house history. in addition to this and the ending of the tale will completely shock you. the first tale (the honeymoon) was also very creepy and though the second tale (people can lick too) was somewhat lacking. being a horror movie veteran and i do not usually get freaked out. this film certainly did that job well. what i particularly liked about this movie is the fact that it split up into three shorts. this means the movie would not plod through an hour or so of character development and setting establishment before the real bloodshed begins. that makes campfire tales perfect for sleepovers and parties and etc. campfire tales is a creepy and crisp horror movie that will make your heart stop more than once. it certainly better than the crap you will often find in the cinemas these days (blair witch 2 and urban legends represent final cut. bleah. ). find a copy and watch it. if you dare. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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