r/slasherfilms

Licensing issues aside, I can imagine a fighting game with all these horror villains. I would imagine it being like Mortal Kombat with the fatality finishers. Stages like Freddy's boiler room, Haddonfield, and Leviathan hell are some of the stages that come to mind. What do you think of this concept and who/what would you add?

For Michael, I’d say his signature move is pinning people to walls with sharp objects. He’s done that multiple times in the franchise.

Hello all of you horror fiends I made a post a month ago about my server over on discord a month ago. Figured it would be time for a little update. There was only a small group of us when I made the original price but now there's 63 of us. In just a month the group has grown a lot. Why I'm here is I would like to bring in more people the more the merrier as they say. I'd say the goal to reach in these next couple months would be to reach 100 members. That would be pretty crazy. You might be wondering what the server has to offer you and I'll list them below.

* A Chill place to hangout and talk about horror movies etc

* A place to show off your horror collections

* A place to show off your art

* Movie nights (in the future still to be planned)

* And a lot more

If any of this interests you please respond with a 👻 emoji and I'll DM you an invite :)

Feel like it needs to be said. Anyone is able to join but the title of the post is the reasoning why I'm making this. Lol don't want none UK/EU people to be mad they can't join too

No One Lives is a brutal, fast-paced horror thriller that flips the usual “victims vs killers” formula in a fun way. Directed by Ryuhei Kitamura and starring Luke Evans, the movie follows a gang of criminals who kidnap the wrong man — only to discover he’s far more dangerous than they are.

What if Jason goes into society to live and work which place suots him and what works can he do !? What do you think ...

1. Scream (2022)- The first Scream movie since the first two that felt like a grounded, serious horror/ suspense film. The new blood (Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega in particular) makes this one feel fresh compared to 2-3.

2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)- A significant cut above most of the other classic slasher remakes of the 2000's. The cinematography in this film is absolutely incredible.

3. A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child- I don't care about the haters, I dig this movie. It's goofy as hell and often incoherent, but man the gothic atmosphere and special effects are so cool.

4. Friday The 13th: A New Beginning- A black sheep sequel that I've slowly but strongly come around to. Putting aside the ending twist, it more than delivers on what you want from a Friday flick.

5. Seed of Chucky- Yeah this movie has a lot of problems, but it's fun as fuck and I admire the hell out of it's bat shit crazy ambition.

6. Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toymaker- This movie has it's moments of Puppet Master-like fun, but overall it's kind of an inert letdown after part 5.

7. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers- Everything that went wrong with the Halloween series started with this piece of shit right here. The ridiculous supernatural plot, killing off a beloved character unceremoniously, humanizing Michael, annoying characters etc...

8. Psycho (1998)- Man, fuck this movie on principle. The entire idea of remaking a classic like Psycho shot for shot is personally fucking disgusting and offensive to me.

9. Prom Night (2008)- Quite possibly the worst slasher movie ever made relative to it's high budget. Bland, not scary, not atmospheric, no gory, garbage, slop.

A Canadian wilderness proto slasher from 1977, for years the film was hard to come by and even today it doesn’t get mentioned enough. Five doctor friends go on an annual camping trip in the desolate Canadian wilderness, only to be hunted by a wildman playing a deadly game of cat and mouse with their lives. Hal Holbrook stars in the lead role, with the remaining cast of mostly unknown actors. It’s a pretty great little movie for what it is, despite its pretty obvious similarities to Deliverance (1972), worth a watch for sure imo.

I found this to be a pretty good movie that is different with it focus on FBI profiles trying to survive and figured out who is the killer is. It contains interesting clues and even the kills are pretty brutal when you see it. Also, it contains pretty good acting too. Overall, its a good slasher movie that is underrated.