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Only 90s Kids Remember Camp Nowhere (1994)
This week Isaac and guest Ajax review the 1994 film "Camp Nowhere"! Inside you'll see deals on family friendly movies, and find out how Grandma would rate it!
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This week, we’re dialing it back to the summer of ’94 — when no one wanted to go to computer camp, or fat camp… they just wanted Camp Nowhere!
On the latest episode of Movies at Grandma’s House, Isaac is joined by guest Ajax to relive this hilarious, rule-breaking, and totally overlooked ‘90s summer comedy. From Christopher Lloyd’s wild disguises to epic paintball battles and late-night campfire scenes, we’re breaking down what made Camp Nowhere every kid’s dream getaway.
Was it as fun as we remember, or does it belong in the attic? Tune in to find out — and don’t forget to grab a Capri Sun and your favorite fruit snacks before you hit play!
👉 Listen now and tell us your favorite ‘90s summer movie — we might cover it next!
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Camp Nowhere (1994)
Camp Nowhere is a family comedy about a group of kids who want to escape the boring, overly structured summer camps their parents have picked out for them. Led by crafty teenager Morris "Mud" Himmel, the kids hatch a plan to create their own parent-free summer camp where they can do whatever they want. To pull it off, they enlist the help of a quirky, down-on-his-luck drama teacher named Dennis Van Welker (played by Christopher Lloyd) to pose as the camp director and fool their unsuspecting parents.
What starts as a carefree, rule-breaking paradise quickly spirals into chaos as dozens of kids show up and word of their secret camp spreads. The kids build tree forts, eat junk food, and avoid all responsibility — but as the summer goes on, they realize that total freedom comes with its own set of challenges. Full of classic ‘90s humor, mischief, and heart, Camp Nowhere remains a nostalgic favorite for anyone who dreamed of the ultimate unsupervised summer.
So, how would we rate it? *watch the full episode to see Ajax review!
 | Isaac's Rating Hide it in the Attic “I found myself laughing at some parts, but the adult themes were a little too much for me. Not a terrible movie but also not memorable to me." |
C
Family Friendly With Some Caution
-Adult Themes
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Gulliver’s Travels is a comedic adventure starring Jack Black as Lemuel Gulliver, a mailroom worker who dreams of being a travel writer. When he’s sent on an assignment to the Bermuda Triangle, Gulliver finds himself shipwrecked in the land of Lilliput — a tiny kingdom where he towers over the miniature citizens. Through hilarious mishaps and larger-than-life antics, Gulliver goes from accidental giant to unlikely hero, learning valuable lessons about courage, humility, and being true to yourself.
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