Grief clings to us like smoke; no matter how far we walk, its scent lingers. Emily (Zola Grimmer) knows this too well. At 16, she struck and killed a young girl who ran in front of her car. Years later, after confessing the story during a late-night game of truth or date, she watches her best friend overdose beside her--and the spiral begins again. "After great pain, a formal feeling comes," as Emily Dickinson once wrote. CAMP lingers in this unbearable aftershock. With her sophomore feature, emerging director Avalon Fast cements herself as one of the most daring young voices in indie horror. Premiering yesterday at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival after winning the Next Wave Award at Fantastic Fest, CAMP unfolds with a fearless...
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