Popeye's Revenge
Year: 2025 (February)
Genre:
Horror
Director:
William Stead
Stars:
Steven Murphy, Kelly Rian Sanson, Emily Mogilner, Connor Powles, Danielle Ronald, Bruno Cryan, Atlanta Moreno, Karolina Ugrenyuk, Fyn Phoenixx, Kyle Jordan, Eva Ray, Danielle Scott, Amanda Jane York, Oliver Mason, Kathi DeCouto, Paul Frost ...
Storyline:
Some legends never die… and some are waiting to strike.
A group of enthusiastic camp counselors arrives at an abandoned summer camp, eager to restore it and bring new life to the area. But as they prepare for its grand reopening, they begin to hear whispers of an old legend—the tale of Popeye, a vengeful figure whose name still sends chills through the town.
What starts as campfire rumors and harmless pranks quickly turns into a nightmarish reality as eerie occurrences escalate. The counselors soon realize that Popeye isn’t just a story—he’s real, and he’s been waiting for them.
With nowhere to run and the legend unfolding before their eyes, the group must uncover the truth behind the camp’s haunted past—before they become the next chapter in its terrifying history.
A chilling blend of slasher horror and psychological terror, Popeye’s Revenge is a film that will make you think twice before setting foot in the woods again.
Similar movies to Popeye’s Revenge
If you love classic slasher horrors and urban legend thrillers, Popeye’s Revenge shares themes with these terrifying films:
Friday the 13th (1980) – A group of counselors is stalked at an abandoned summer camp by a vengeful killer.
The Burning (1981) – Another camp-based horror where an urban legend turns into a gruesome reality.
Sleepaway Camp (1983) – A cult classic slasher film set at a summer camp, filled with shocking twists and chilling suspense.
💡Like these films, Popeye’s Revenge taps into the eerie nostalgia of campfire legends, turning childhood stories into terrifying nightmares.
📌 Final Thoughts
With its eerie setting, terrifying urban legend, and suspense-filled storytelling, Popeye’s Revenge is set to be a must-watch for horror fans. As the counselors struggle to survive, the film forces audiences to question how much of folklore is fiction—and how much of it is waiting in the dark?
If you think campfire tales are just for fun, think again.
Which of these films have you seen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!