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Camp Is Your Last Summer Movie Before School Starts
Joey King, Nolan Gould, and one final year of sleepaway-camp friendship, romance, and chaos before summer officially clocks out.
Watch NowBack-to-school season is knocking, but we're respectfully pretending we didn't hear it. There are still a few precious moments left for one more teen summer movie, and Camp (2024) has exactly the kind of sleepaway-camp chaos we need before lockers, homework, and school-year schedules completely reclaim the calendar.
The 2024 teen comedy-drama follows a group of teenagers spending their final year at sleepaway camp, where friendship, romance, and betrayal are apparently all on the activity schedule. And with Joey King, Nolan Gould, Mychala Lee, Sierra McCormick, and Annalise Basso sharing the cabins, there's also a satisfying amount of “wait, they're in this?” happening before the camp drama even gets underway.
Think of it as one last cannonball into the pool before somebody starts talking about first period. If you're like us and still refusing to let summer clock out afterward, Tubi's Summer of Streaming collection has even more summer movies to watch on Tubi while you stay in denial a little longer.
The Cast
Joey King
Sarah arrives at camp carrying the kind of emotional baggage that definitely wasn't listed on the packing checklist. Joey King gives her a restless, vulnerable energy that keeps Sarah's messier decisions from feeling one-note, letting you see the insecurity underneath the confidence she tries to project.
Nolan Gould
Ivan brings a more awkward, uncertain energy to the cabins, and Gould knows exactly how to make that discomfort funny without turning him into a punchline. There's still a little of the impeccable comedic timing audiences know from Modern Family, but Gould plays Ivan as a teenager genuinely trying to navigate feelings and friendships he doesn't have neatly figured out.
Mychala Lee
Lee plays Maya with an openness that makes the friendship dynamics feel lived-in rather than simply manufactured for summer drama. She brings a natural warmth to Maya while still letting the tension underneath her relationships surface when camp stops feeling quite as carefree as everyone hoped. In a movie full of shifting crushes and loyalties, Lee makes Maya feel like someone actually trying to keep track of where everybody stands.
Sierra McCormick
McCormick brings a sharper edge to Lily, making her feel like someone who's observing the social temperature of the group even when she isn't controlling it. McCormick has moved far beyond her Disney Channel days, and there's a confidence to her performance here that fits a character navigating a camp where friendships can apparently become complicated between breakfast and afternoon activities.
Annalise Basso
Basso gives Angela a quieter presence that helps distinguish her from the louder personalities surrounding her. Rather than fighting to make every moment big, Basso lets smaller reactions and shifts in Angela's relationships carry the performance. When everybody at camp seems to have something going on, sometimes the person saying less is the one worth watching more closely.
“One last summer. No secrets. Good luck with that.”
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