as Cheryl, the naive counselor and Flash's love interest.
Camp Sasquatch’s owner, Giddy, bets the camp's future on a boxing match against Camp Patton. He recruits Flash , a juvenile delinquent serving community service as a counselor, to be their champion. Meatballs Part II
and Paul Reubens (in his pre-Pee-wee fame) provide many of the film's comedic highlights. as Cheryl, the naive counselor and Flash's love interest
While often described as an "in-name-only" sequel to the 1979 Bill Murray classic, (1984) is a cult-favorite time capsule of '80s camp absurdity. Directed by Ken Wiederhorn, the film shifts the action to Camp Sasquatch , where a group of misfits must band together to save their home from being bought out by the rival, military-style Camp Patton . The "Only in the '80s" Plot The film follows two main, wildly different storylines: and Paul Reubens (in his pre-Pee-wee fame) provide
The feature boasts an eclectic cast of future stars and established character actors: as Flash, the tough-guy counselor.
as Giddy, the eccentric owner of Camp Sasquatch.
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