Teen brothers crash out of summer school to rescue camp cuties from a monster moose stampede in the wilds of Maine, only to find themselves in the midst of a shooting war.

SYNOPSIS:

On the first day of summer school classes in a leafy suburban town in the

Northeast, bad boy teen brothers Pete and Jarvis Heffernan are getting, like, really

bizarre and menacing images on Jarvis' laptop computer. Dark, ominous clouds

threatening to engulf everything. Sparks sputtering from the machine itself. And

suddenly, email distress signals from a couple of camp girls in the wilds of Maine.

What can this possibly portend?

They decide to crash out of summer school and go to the rescue, conning their

reluctant parents into driving them to the wilds of Maine. There, they give them

the slip, attempt to invade Camp Wachumee and rescue the girls, and come up

against a monster, epochal, unprecedented moose stampede.

In the meantime, a heavily armed town militia has been raised to head off the

stampede in the middle of the Camp Wachumee compound.

The equivalent of World War III is staged as the moose come thundering down

Broadway, the town chief of police and recruits blaze away with ground and air

support in a futile attempt to stop them, and the boys race against time to rescue

their camp sweethearts from being trampled in the mess.

Naturally, they ride in on mooseback, rescue the girls, and redeem their “bad

boy” reputations.

There are several romantic subplots running throughout the movie, involving the

kids’ father (an MD) and his office nurse, who pursues him to Maine and

ultimately hooks up with the burly camp lifeguard, and a hot-to-trot summer school

proctor who does likewise with the local chief of police.

Very cute blend of action, romance, and great outdoors summer fun.