Variety reviewed the film ‘Camp,’ focusing on its exploration of guilt, grief, sisterhood, and witchcraft. The story centers around Emily, who reveals a dark secret during a game of truth or dare.
The review details how Emily, played by Zola Grimmer, initially offers a harmless confession when prompted to share her biggest regret at a party. However, after further prodding, she admits to accidentally taking someone’s life. This revelation sets off a chain of events that culminates in another unexpected death.
The source does not provide details about the setting or specific plot points beyond this initial premise. The review emphasizes the film's focus on the emotional weight of Emily’s confession and its impact on her relationships, particularly with her sister. It positions guilt as a central antagonistic force within the narrative.
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