as Cheryl, the naive counselor and Flash's love interest.
and Paul Reubens (in his pre-Pee-wee fame) provide many of the film's comedic highlights. Meatballs Part II
Reviews of the film are famously mixed. While professional critics often dismissed it as a "goofy mess" with "tired jokes", modern audiences on Letterboxd often celebrate it as a "stoned E.T. fever dream" and a unique piece of "summer camp stupidity". 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. While professional critics often dismissed it as a
The feature boasts an eclectic cast of future stars and established character actors: as Flash, the tough-guy counselor.
, famous as Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds , appears as the rival camp's heavy. Critical & Fan Reception