Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk's "Hell of a Summer" is a sharp and funny enough sleepaway camp slasher from two people with an obvious love for the genre. Still, it's hard to watch the movie without being constantly reminded of the fact that its writer/director team - a Netflix star and a low-key Canadian nepo princeling who struck up a friendship when they were both cast in "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" - were basically still children when they shot it (Wolfhard was 19,

The Argus had the chance to ask Wolfhard and Bryk the final question in the group interview. Given Wesleyan’s acclaimed film studies program and hosting of student-run film production groups, we sought the young, accomplished filmmakers’ guidance for anyone aspiring to follow in their footsteps.