the camp. However, Allie and Jack are killed in short order, and as their bodies are discovered, chaos descends on the surviving friends. Bobby heads for town and is arrested, as the sheriff is on the lookout for a murderer—a body was located in the woods earlier. Charlie accidentally electrocutes Sarah, and is subsequently bitten in the eye by a rattlesnake planted by the murderer. Peter and Michelle frantically realize they are alone with the killer. The sheriff releases Bobby upon confirming his identity and heads out to scour the woods again. Before Bobby leaves, he sees an incoming fax that reveals the identity of the body found in the woods: Peter Bishop. Back at the camp, "Peter" reveals that he is Adam, Eric's brother. A psychopath, he burned down his home, using Eric's exhumed body as his own to fake his death. He takes Michelle to the cemetery and tells her to run, much like in the hide-and-seek game in which Eric died. He stalks her, but she is saved by Bobby's timely return. Adam is shot, but as the police close in, they are unable to locate his body. Some time later, Bobby and Michelle are escorted into a police car. They sit back, glad to be safe. The driver enters, and we see in the rear-view mirror that he is none other than Adam. Cast Lindsay Ballew as Michelle Patrick Scott Lewis as Bobby Trish Coren as Allie Erin Reese as Sarah (as Erin Lokitz) Markus Potter as Peter Bishop / Adam Christopher Stewart as Charlie Mark Salling as Eric Sam Bologna as Sheriff Eva Derrek as Veronica Leif Lillehaugen as Jack Natalie Denise Sperl as Zoe Brett Donowho as Camper Jasmes Gallinger as Bailiff Reception Mitchell Hattaway of DVD Verdict panned the film, finding it to be "...boring, illogical in the extreme, and inept", and summarizing his review by writing The Graveyard "is the worst slasher flick I've ever seen". Andre Manseau reviewed the film for JoBlo and noted that the "characters are painful stereotypes (as per usual), and the acting is at best, passable", concluding the film was forgettable. Release The film had its video release in June 2006, a TV release in Italy in May 2007, and DVD release in Japan in April 2008. Notes In an interview with FearNet broadcast in February 2007, it was noted that original plans were for Peter Bishop