The Burning

At Camp Blackfoot, five campers decide to prank their caretaker, Cropsy. They sneak into his cabin and set a fire, which leads to a horrifying incident that will change their lives forever.

The fire causes Cropsy to suffer severe burns and disfigurement. He awakens to find a creepy skull with lit candles, which drives him into a frenzy as he escapes the flames.

One week later, Cropsy is seen at St. Catherine's hospital, in a grotesque state due to his injuries. An intern witnesses him in a terrifying moment, grabbing an orderly in panic.

Five years later, Cropsy returns to the city, now a figure of fear. He hides his scarred face but soon reveals his sinister nature when he attacks a prostitute.

Meanwhile, life continues at Camp Stonewater, where campers enjoy their summer. Karen confides in her counselor about her feelings for Eddy, establishing the camp's social dynamics.

Tensions rise when Sally discovers she is not alone in the showers, leading to embarrassing misunderstandings. Alfred becomes the target of bullying, showcasing the camp's darker side.

As campers engage in fun activities, the shadow of Cropsy looms over them. He plots revenge in secret, highlighting his role as an unseen predator stalking the grounds.

One night, Todd and Glazer lead the campers in prank wars on the lake, while others sneak off for more intimate encounters. The playful atmosphere is interrupted when Karen encounters Cropsy.

The next day, campers notice missing canoes, prompting panic. The head counselor decides to restore order with a raft ride, unaware of the danger that awaits them.

While paddling upstream, the group stumbles upon Cropsy, who emerges to unleash carnage with his garden shears. The scene turns chaotic as multiple campers become his victims.

Glazer and Sally retreat to privacy in the woods, only to find themselves being hunted by Cropsy. Their attempt to escape becomes a desperate fight for survival.

Alfred, who has witnessed the horror, tries to reach Todd for help. In a race against time, he evades Cropsy while Todd gears up to confront the menacing figure.

The campers' frantic quest for safety leads them to an abandoned copper mine. Here, Todd and Alfred must confront Cropsy, and secrets from the past come rushing back.

In an intense confrontation, the past and present collide as Todd faces Cropsy. Both fighter and foe are caught in a surreal battle fueled by revenge and fear.

The story concludes as the campers gather around a fire, sharing the chilling tale of their survival against Cropsy. This moment cements Cropsy's legacy as a symbol of horror and fear.