I remember being blown away by how awesome, in general Sleepaway Camp was, even going up against my inflated expectations. Going to have to re-watch it and the sequel both soon. THAT SAID, I also watched (and in some cases re-watched):
The Rental - good lord, I do still adore this. Dave Franco is really, really good in his first time out directing, and Dan Stevens, bless his heart, is still my favorite Brit-doing-an-American-accent-in-every-role ever. JK aside, it's excellent as far as the genre goes. I started my re-watch and thought hmm, I think this gets nasty around the halfway point, and yeesh, does it ever. Excellent sense of tension and foreboding, it gets under your skin and then just goes FUCK me. Highest recommendation.
Chappie - one or my favorite bad movies. It's trashy, I know that. Patel, Jackman and Weaver especially, they're slumming and then some, but fuck me, it's a fun movie and Blomkamp and Copley both put so much heart into it that it's just insanely hard not to get back into it. Ninja and Yolandi are obviously playing themselves as themselves, but it works. Incredibly dumb but also still really fun to watch.
Choose or Die - so.... British movie with Brit actors doing uniformly American accents for some reason. Sorry, weird aside, just, like guys. Eddie Marsan, who is a national treasure, should be allowed to play a British character from time to time. Anyway, dumb-ish movie in the Would You Rather vein (which I keep meaning to re-watch if only to see Sasha Grey do sort-of drama), but just barely...? It works, oddly. Can't really put my finger on why, but I liked it and would generally recommend it, especially if you like the genre, which is obviously a sign of high culture and not mental illness.