r/slasherfilms

WE NEED A SEQUEL TO THIS

Genuinely, this was one of the best Horror movies, that I watched during 2023, of 2023 we got and I'm pissed that we don't have a sequel yet because of something wrong with the script and the fact Mr. Roth chose someone who is always on tour every 2.5 Milliseconds (Addison Rae, who's character didn't do SHIT) so no one can do stuff on time

We were supposed to get the sequel this year btw but that shit happened.

I'm happy Mr. Roth is taking his time with this franchise, not wanting to rush anything

And yes, I know Eli is not the...best person in the Horror community, to put it lightly, but goddamn did he make someone who could be legendary if HE GOT MORE CONTENT!

John Carver is genuinely such a cool Horror villain and I can't wait for the sequel, hell, maybe when the sequel comes out we could get Mr. Carver in DBD or even his own game one day

Also, the one thing I hated when this movie came out is the fact it died after like a week of it being out even though it was really good, and I'm gonna say that's because since it has Eli's name on it no one wants to talk about it

u/Dapper-Independent36 — 3 days ago

Halloween (2018) or Scream (2022)

Halloween (2018) or Scream (2022): Which legacy sequel do you revisit more?

Both movies brought their franchises back by returning to the original film, bringing back legacy characters and introducing a new generation.

Halloween (2018) went back to basics by returning to the original movie and ignoring all the sequels, while Scream (2022) was a commentary on the legacy sequel trend that Halloween (2018) helped popularize.

Both took different approaches to bringing their franchises back, but which one do you find yourself revisiting more?

Not necessarily which one you think is better, but which do you revisit more?

u/itsascreambaby96 — 3 days ago

Art the Clown is hunting you down. Your birth month is the slasher that will protect you. Do you survive?

u/ChaseCole60 — 12 days ago

Lequel préférez vous ?

Je trouve que TCM3 est absolument oubliable et mauvais, alors que Next Generation a au moins le mérite de tenter quelque chose et d'être fun, même si ce n'est pas un chef-d'œuvre.

u/melvin_melvin666 — 12 days ago

What If In Freedy VS Jason, Jason Fight With Them IN 1 VS 1. Jason Can Beat Them?

Xenomorph form 1979 movie, Mychiel myers from 2018

u/Bungeeboy20044 — 12 days ago

October is finally here. Which Wes Craven do you prefer. (Not as a franchise, but the first movie).

u/am0rDeCinema_ — 12 days ago

Created in 1981, Madman is a cult-classic independent slasher film directed by Joe Giannone and its a 10/10 for campy slasher lovers like myself. It may be a far reach if you were born above the 2000's or are super skeptical. But if you are a 90's baby like me you appreciate films like this.

u/The7Blood7Omen7 — 11 days ago
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Maniac (1980), a slasher masterpiece

Originally checked this out on Tubi and found it remarkable! I love the gritty atmosphere & unhinged ending. I certainly see how Lustig's previous works inspired this feature. Additionally, when slashers such as Maniac, the Toolbox Murders (1978) & Mardi Gras Massacre (1978) lean into giallo roots, great horror cinema results. 2 mannequin heads up!

More of my recommendation here: https://youtu.be/NQBU1DtlQio?si=F8pbVsVWfSxySrG5

u/B0nec0llect0r98 — 11 days ago

Scary movie marathon

So it begins, the scary movie marathon of the month is on the rise. Starting with chucky, scream, Halloween,Freddy, Freddy, Freddy vs Jason…& more!

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u/Square_Committee_347 — 12 days ago