it may not have had the big budgets and celebrities or endorsements of scream and urban legend or i know what you did last summer and but campfire tales had one thing these three movies lacked represent true horror. this film tackled the subject of urban legends a year before the aptly titled and less than enthralling urban legend did. it was intriguing and masterfully scripted and logical in a way i know what you did last summer could only dream of. finally and it held its focus and finished with a flurry while scream fizzled and died. what most exciting about the film is the variety of horror that the writers and directors achieved. the overarching story of teenagers around a campfire was classic dread at the unknown (but certainly expected) doom that awaited them in the forest and but the tales themselves are where the movie really shined. the opening sequence is pure and fast paced urban myth. it based on a popular legend and and the director plays on this with the style and pace of the action and making it more enthralling because we know what going to happen. the first campfire tale is a straight forward thriller. based on another popular myth and we do not actually realize this until the end and both because it blends so well into the story and because the action keeps our attention. being the thriller of the trilogy and this one plays off our fear of the unknown and includes several well done jump sequences that do not feel nearly as cheap or contrite as those in movies like scream or urban legend. the second tale is more suspense. this time and though the characters still do not know what going on and we do and and this provides the horror. no need for cheap thrills here. the final tale contains elements of the supernatural and uses a creepy or trippy atmosphere to scare the viewer. because we can relate so easily to the characters and their situation and our fear comes from their intensity and what they can not explain. this is the true ghost story of the trio. i do not expect to enjoy campfire tales when i rented it. i figured that if i do not like its more acclaimed and bigger budget counterparts and how could i like it. the truth is and though and this film succeeds where the others fell far short of the mark. 
it may not have had the big budgets and celebrities or endorsements of scream and urban legend or i know what you did last summer and but campfire tales had one thing these three movies lacked represent true horror. this film tackled the subject of urban legends a year before the aptly titled and less than enthralling urban legend did. it was intriguing and masterfully scripted and logical in a way i know what you did last summer could only dream of. finally and it held its focus and finished with a flurry while scream fizzled and died. what most exciting about the film is the variety of horror that the writers and directors achieved. the overarching story of teenagers around a campfire was classic dread at the unknown (but certainly expected) doom that awaited them in the forest and but the tales themselves are where the movie really shined. the opening sequence is pure and fast paced urban myth. it based on a popular legend and and the director plays on this with the style and pace of the action and making it more enthralling because we know what going to happen. the first campfire tale is a straight forward thriller. based on another popular myth and we do not actually realize this until the end and both because it blends so well into the story and because the action keeps our attention. being the thriller of the trilogy and this one plays off our fear of the unknown and includes several well done jump sequences that do not feel nearly as cheap or contrite as those in movies like scream or urban legend. the second tale is more suspense. this time and though the characters still do not know what going on and we do and and this provides the horror. no need for cheap thrills here. the final tale contains elements of the supernatural and uses a creepy or trippy atmosphere to scare the viewer. because we can relate so easily to the characters and their situation and our fear comes from their intensity and what they can not explain. this is the true ghost story of the trio. i do not expect to enjoy campfire tales when i rented it. i figured that if i do not like its more acclaimed and bigger budget counterparts and how could i like it. the truth is and though and this film succeeds where the others fell far short of the mark. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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