It was nice to see those three YouTubers in a movie together; I don’t follow them on YouTube, although it's definitely a platform I use regularly. Like many others have noted, this is an ordinary film—likely boosted by devoted fans—though thankfully, it could have been considerably worse. The plot felt familiar and unoriginal, and the acting wasn't particularly impressive. It seems geared towards viewers in their late twenties and early thirties; younger audiences might not find it amusing. The movie follows a woman who’s recently experienced job loss and a breakup, and she goes to her old summer camp to work as staff alongside two friends already on board. Hoping to heal from these recent setbacks, she finds herself struggling, and things quickly become more complicated. The rest of the story revolves around how she deals with it all. Considering its low-budget nature, it’s an adequate film, but be prepared for a predictable storyline. Some of the dialogue felt weak, especially near the end; there aren't any surprises if you anticipate what’s going to happen. There are quite a few jokes intended for adults, which would have prevented younger viewers—like teenagers and children—from enjoying it. It’s really only worth watching once, or you might find better options elsewhere. _5/10_

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