Movie description: "Escape From Camp Conversion - Chapter 3". In Chapter 3 of Escape From Camp Conversion, our group of lesbian captives have set a plan in motion to finally break free from their shackles. During one of their morning exercises, Jenna (Octavia Red) has smuggled a phone outside, waiting for the right moment to steal away from the watchful eyes of her three monstrous counsellors: Victoria, Marcy, and Lynn (Charlie Forde, Codi Vore, and Cami Strella). Luckily for Jenna, she isn't alone. Her fellow campers, Lily (Lulu Chu), Lucy (Demi Hawks), Angela (Leana Lovings), Samantha (Alex Coal), Selena Ivy, and Ameena Green, are ready to create a distraction so Jenna can scurry away unseen. On cue, Ameena flashes the counsellors and runs off, giving Jenna enough time to sneak away during the ensuing bedlam. Jenna finds a quiet corner in the trees and makes a call to her girlfriend (Bree Mills), but is heartbroken when her girlfriend blows her off. It's revealed that the manipulative Christie (Lexi Luna) is pulling the strings from afar, having convinced Jenna's girlfriend not to intervene. Just then, the head of the camp, Nina (Sophia Locke), emerges from the trees. In a stunning reversal, she reveals that Camp Conversion isn't as secluded as they claim, with downtown being a mere five-minute walk down the road. When Jenna questions why Nina is choosing to help her, Nina reveals that she was once a camper here... Along with Christie. There is a flashback with the younger versions of Nina and Christie (Scarlet Skies and Lana Smalls), both campers in the 1950s under the strict tutelage of their counsellor (Casey Calvert).W Hen they are alone, we see that they are secretly in love, and a sensual sex session ensues between them. Nina explains that she was betrayed by Christie and wants to set things right by helping the campers to stage an escape.J Enna is thrilled, thanking Nina and rushing off to the rest of the campers to get things in motion and finally get free. But all is not as it seems, with this all seeming like the brilliantly ruthless machinations of Christie, who is eager to see the campers walk straight into the lion's den. Will our campers escape from Camp Conversion, or are they simply walking into a different, darker kind of prison?