Bunks (film)

Bunks
Starring Dylan Schmid
Atticus Mitchell
Emilia McCarthy
Aidan Shipley
Markian Tarasiuk Leigh Truant
Country of origin Canada
Original language(s) English
Production
Producer(s) Jennifer Pertsch
Tom McGillis
Running time 81 minutes
Production company(s) Fresh TV
Disney XD
Inferno Pictures Inc.
FremantleMedia
Distributor Buena Vista International
Release
Original network Disney XD Canada
Original release
  • October 27, 2013 (2013-10-27)

Bunks is a 2013 Canadian telefilm broadcast by Disney XD and produced by Fresh TV. It includes actors Dylan Schmid, Atticus Dean Mitchell, Leigh Truant, Aidan Shipley,[1] and more. It was broadcast on October 27, 2013.[2] It was filmed in Kenora, Ontario. It premiered on Disney XD in the US on June 16, 2014.[3]

Plot

Brothers Dylan and Dane are being sent to military camp after previously lighting their house on fire with a rocket they bought with their mother's credit card. During pickup for camps, they manipulate two camp counselors from Camp Bushwhack into taking their place for military camp and the brothers take their place and go to Camp Bushwhack.

Immediately upon arriving at Camp Bushwack, the boys realize they are responsible for a dysfunctional cabin while Dane starts a rivalry with another cabin counselor. When the brothers decide to tell scary stories at a campfire, they discover that the scary stories begin to come true, and they try to stop an upcoming zombie apocalypse caused by these ghost stories. In the end Dylan and Dane cure all the zombies and they have a Hawaiian party.

Cast

  • Dylan Schmid as Dylan O' Reilly
  • Aidan Shipley as Dane O' Reilly
  • Atticus Mitchell as Wookiee
  • Emilia McCarthy as Lauren
  • Leigh Truant as Alice
  • Ferron Guerreiro as Jan
  • Christian Potenza as Crawl
  • Markian Tarasiuk as Brogan
  • Zane Davis as Genius Bar
  • Drew Davis as Grinsberg
  • Michael Levinson as Hollywood
  • Grant Westerholm as Cheesburger
  • Nicholas Bode as Twilight
  • Aaron Hale as Delroy
  • Varun Saranga as Sanjay
  • Tom Keenan as Anson Minor

Soundtrack

  1. "One Last Night" by Jesse Labelle featuring Nixon
  2. "For The Last Time" by Sink To See
  3. "Say My Name" by Patrick Cooke
  4. "Now I'm Free" by Jono Brown & Jaco Caraco
  5. "Glitter Blues" by Vibrolux
  6. "Sunrise" by Mothboxer

Release

It was released on October 27, 2013 in Canada. The June 11, 2014 the official website of Camp Zombie was created (Exclusively for Latin America) https://www.facebook.com/campzombiexd/?fref=nf

References


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