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What more would you expect from a slasher film?
This is not a common slasher.
Hooper manages the neat trick of paying homage to the slasher tradition that he himself launched so long ago with "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" while also adding some dimension and wit to the proceedings by virtue of a nicely detailed Hollywood urban legend angle.
And I can also state quite confidently that the scariest movies were made in the between the 60's and 80's (Exorcist, Amityville Horror, Rosemary''s Baby, Carrie, Psycho, Texas Chainsaw, Evil Dead.... just to name a few), and the crap that came out after that was mostly crap (Friday the 13th, Halloween, Candy Man, The Others, and your average slasher thrill-kill flicks...).
Anyone who puts this movie down obviously has no fear of hauntings, and should stick to the slasher flicks, which don't scare me at all.
This is a pretty boring slasher in my opinion, as I was quite disappointed, after reading lots of positive stuff about it.
This is a pretty boring slasher in my opinion, as I was quite disappointed after reading lots of positive stuff about it, and I say avoid it.
Sometimes all that it requires to take your mind off of everything is a simple-minded, bone-headed 80's slasher, especially if it's one that stars a young, hunky and still unknown Brad Pitt as the high school jerk and Roddy McDowall as the dirty-minded principal.
Using a reporter (blond of course lol) who's trying to produce a documentary on slasher killers and manages to get the consent of one to film him ''working''.It was quite a good idea ruined by....everything else!
As a longtime slasher fan, I'm always looking forward to a new entry in one of my favorite sub-genres.
Not because it was a gay slasher film, but because I was worried that the characters weren't going to be portrayed as real people, but rather caricatures of gay stereotypes.
I just see nothing all that spectacular about this film aside from it's undeniable shaping of the slasher genre, yet it is just plain forgettable and the gore effects aren't anything to marvel over either.
Massacre" is an abysmal slasher flick directed by porn director Stu Segall.There are some bloody killings,but the gore effects are crude and amateurish.The pace is slow,the acting is painfully bad and the synthesizer score is beyond awful.Easily the best thing about this insanely rotten piece of festering cow-dung is its short running time.The only way to enjoy "Drive-In Massacre" is to drink lots of alcohol.3 out of 10 for providing me a few laughs.
This is like a crude teen comedy mixed with a slasher film, complete with embarrassingly bad dialogue provided by the director.
I've seen plenty of stupid and utterly worthless slasher flicks,but "Fatal Pulse" manages to be the worst of them all(still I need to see "Blood Lake" and "The Last Slumber Party").It's extremely routine and offers zero surprises.The plot is simple:a black-gloved killer is knocking off sorority sisters...The acting is awful,the gore is non-existent and the killings are lame(the victims are strangled,electrocuted,etc.)However
A lost and forgotten Santa Claus slasher film which predates SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT.
I thought at first it might be an over the top movie that was meant to be humorous but that was not the case it was a clichéd slasher film without any redeeming features except the bodies of some of the women in it.
I'd say this review was going to be a spoiler, but...well, to be honest, it's a slasher movie.
However, I would much rather see a first time director tackle a project with the complexity and ambition of "Leo" than to have them make yet another pseudo wry, post modern, Tarantino imitation, or, worse, a boring, routine slasher film.
This was an attempt to return to a genre that officially died in the late 90s - The slasher.
First, I love horror films including slasher flicks but there is nothing here.
Written and directed by Al Randall, DARK FIELDS is a predictable slasher flick.
I used to be a big fan of horror movies, but got tired of the usual slasher movies produced today.
I went into The Hole expecting another badly acted slasher flick with crazy teens running around subteranean passage ways.
HtD gets right up in your face and asks you if you want to see a slasher movie with five luscious babes (each with a distinct personality, of course) dressed in lingerie (unless they're in Daisy Dukes or in the shower without any clothes at all) running around a building after-hours and firing automatic weapons.
This is cinematographer/director Mario at his excessive peak in this brilliantly fast and furious slasher classic.
The definitive slasher flick.
Bloody, gory and well photographed slasher flick.
Especially our lead actor Dennis Lipscomb is someone who you'd normally NEVER see as the protagonist in a 80's horror slasher.
Pretty stupid and totally insignificant no-budget thriller that looks an awful lot like a typical late 80's slasher... but isn't one!
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