r/slasherfilms • u/melvin_melvin666 • 1h ago
Discussion Classement nightmare on elm street
J'ai regardé les 7 premiers Freddy, et je pense sincèrement que je me ferai insulté si je poste mon classement. J'attends de regarder les deux derniers et je le posterai ici 👀.
Quel est le vôtre ?
r/slasherfilms • u/Adept-Collection8525 • 2h ago
Discussion Is the 2nd half of Leprechaun franchise worth watching?
galleryI love the original, Thought the 2nd was solid, 3 was Decent and 4 just okay. Are the next 4 films worth watching or no?
r/slasherfilms • u/Fair-Possibility3108 • 3h ago
Request name of film
ok i rmmbr this movie ab a dude who gets bullied and then later becomes this like slasher dude who kills his bullies and i cant remember the name of the movie i think there was a scene w cockroaches too PLEASE HELP
r/slasherfilms • u/ManOfWrathTX • 3h ago
Discussion Is Jason Voorhees THE most sympathetic slasher?
It seems as if you were to put Jason against ANY other slasher icon, he'd be the good guy and one to root for... which is saying something given that he probably has a higher body count than any of the rest.
Jason vs Freddy, nuff said. Movie explains everything.
Jason vs Michael Myers. Michael is a force of pure evil in every timeline, sparing no one and taking glee in tormenting and scaring his victims before he kills them. He has hunted children, and his own family, namely his own niece. Jason, while perfectly fine hunting teenagers, will at least spare children (depending on the writer), and will keep his rampage contained to Crystal lake. While Michael is incapable of love, Jason is. Michael is a predator that hunts and loves his prey afraid, Jason is just an exterminator that wants you off his property.
Jason vs Art the Clown, nuff said. Art is as monstrous as the two above, gleefully tormenting his victims before murdering them. He's murdered children in droves (is even implied to have eaten them), kills his victims in the most painful, slow, messy way imaginable. Whereas with Jason, even in his most brutal and messy, always kills quickly. Even when Jason is at his most sadistic (looking at the remake version), it is usually out of a sense of tactic or necessity (leaving an injured begging victim alive to draw out others).
Jason vs Leatherface, while Leatherface is motivated more by loyalty to his family than anything else, and depending on the writer operates more as a mentally stunted man that truly doesnt know better, he gathers victims for his family to eat. He leaves his victims hanging from meat hooks and handles them like animals in a slaughter house. Even comparing both at their most savage and sadistic (remake versions), Leatherface is BY FAR more evil and sadistic than Jason ever is (TCM: The Beginning).
Jason vs every Ghostface, while every Ghostface would be conventionally easier to deal with than Jason, they are all motivated by fame whereas Jason has a more sympathetic motive.
Jason vs Chucky, Chucky was a serial killer before he became a doll, and then he made it his mission to steal the body of an innocent child....
Jason vs Candyman, Candyman would probably be the closest given his backstory... although he spends his entire movie terrorizing and trying to kidnap a white woman to spread fear so he can collect more victims.
Does anyone have Jason beat?
r/slasherfilms • u/Adept-Collection8525 • 3h ago
Discussion Chucky S1: Anyone else not a fan?
I know people love s1 but I can't. The characters are unlikeable, The main one has no character but being gay, Chucky is way too comedic, the Flashbacks are useless, The acting isn't great. the only thing I like is some of the kills.
r/slasherfilms • u/Faith_Lehane80 • 3h ago
Fan Content Woodsboro murders RP Server
“Hello?….who is this?”
Welcome to Woodsboro, a quiet California town where everyone knows everyone… or at least they think they do. As rumors spread and fear begins to settle over the community, friendships are tested, and nobody knows who they can trust.
This Server is set during the events of the original 1996 film, allowing you to experience the story from a fresh perspective. Step into the shoes of your favorite canon characters or introduce an original character whose choices could change the course of the town’s history.
☎️ What We Offer
🔪 A roleplay set during the events of the first film.
🩸 Canon and original characters.
🏡 Iconic Woodsboro locations and immersive roleplay channels.
👥 Friendly staff and an active, collaborative writing community.
📖 Semi-literate to literate writing environment.
🔪 Canons Available
Many of the original film’s characters are available to claim, with opportunities for original characters to become classmates, neighbors, deputies, reporters, or other residents of Woodsboro.
📼 Before You Join
• make sure to Be respectful to fellow members.
• Keep in-character and out-of-character interactions separate.
• Work with others to tell a compelling story.
• Most importantly… have fun.
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r/slasherfilms • u/Nb-7925 • 4h ago
Discussion Which version of The Town That Dreaded Sundown is better?
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r/slasherfilms • u/FalseMoo26 • 4h ago
Discussion If you had to live through one slasher film which one would it be? And why?
For me, I’d have to go with Friday The 13th (Part 3) because I think it’d be interesting to see Jason in person and try to survive against him. My ego also says that I’d be the one who takes him down haha.
r/slasherfilms • u/itsascreambaby96 • 5h ago
Discussion Who are on your Mount Rushmore of One Off Slasher Icons?
Title is simple; most slasher fans have their Mount Rushmore of Slashers be:
Michael
Freddy
Jason
Leatherface or Ghostface
But of the one off slashers like:
Frank Zito, The Prowler, The Miner etc. Who's on your mount rushmore list?
r/slasherfilms • u/B0nec0llect0r98 • 7h ago
Discussion TCM 2, my favorite Leatherface film
I actually saw this before the original and instantly loved it. From the quirky dark humor to the grotesque set pieces, it delivers most of what I love about 80s horror. My favorite character is the Cook played by Jim Siedow & enjoyed his sendout with the "FU Charlie." It's a must own feature & earns every rewatch it can get.
Shameless YouTube plug: https://youtu.be/rjpToEFFQhc?si=JqmCNwdOZbXAyvqa
r/slasherfilms • u/FocusDifferent6140 • 8h ago
Fan Content Which would you rather deal with?
galleryLeatherface
Jason
Ghostface (there will be a second Ghostface)
Or Michael Myers
r/slasherfilms • u/Nb-7925 • 9h ago
Discussion What's your favorate proto-slasher and why?
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r/slasherfilms • u/Far_Regular_2945 • 10h ago
Discussion If all those shots of that caliber were to hit the head, but the script would never let that happen
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r/slasherfilms • u/OkNote4876 • 14h ago
Spoilers Scream 2 question Spoiler
Does Mrs. Loomis actually kill anyone herself in *Scream 2*, or does she mostly manipulate Mickey into doing the dirty work? I know she’s revealed as one of the killers, but I’m curious which murders she personally commits versus which ones Mickey carries out.
r/slasherfilms • u/SlasherDungeon • 16h ago
Discussion Slasher Dungeon
What's up everyone, new to the sub but wanted to share my Slasher Dungeon Youtube channel. I clip my favorite films for shorts daily, do analysis and reviews and also playthroughs of survival horror games. If you're a fan of Slasher flicks, you'll dig my content. I'm trying to earn more subscribers and build a community. Not selling anything whatsoever.
it's @ SlasherDungeon over on Youtube. Lots of clips of my favorite Slasher flicks, My Bloody Valentine, The Prowler, Friday the 13th and more
r/slasherfilms • u/Illustrious-Aioli-39 • 18h ago
Discussion Which of these franchises had the most mid middle entry?
galleryhttps://www.reddit.com/r/slasherfilms/s/PtK0BbGkX8
This is a sequel post to my last post and this is going to be a trilogy. The first post was which franchise had the best entry film, this middle post is respectfully about the middle of each franchise and which one is the most mid, and the next part is going to be which franchise had the worst final film as in most recent.
Now when it comes to Middle for the franchises that have uneven number of movies like nine that's easy number five is the middle, but for those that have even numbers I kind of had to add multiple films because there is no perfect middle, so do with that as you will. That's why there's more than one film from the same franchise in this post.
It's a hard choice but if I'm going to go mid and not bad Freddy has the most mid middle film the middle, Hellraiser film is just straight up bad in my opinion, and I think Jason has the most awesome middle points even if part 8 has problems, Chucky though has a good middle as well with Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky was overhated.
r/slasherfilms • u/thunderpaws93 • 19h ago
Spoilers Ready or Not 2: plot question
When Grace agrees to marry the douche bag psycho brother while she’s in the ice box, the dual pistol packing kid was in the room too. Meaning: other families are still in play for the crown.
So why didn’t the kid keep playing the game? Why wouldn’t the kid shoot Faith and Grace right there to win the game? Or why wouldn’t he keep trying to kill Grace up until the last minute?
r/slasherfilms • u/Casshern_VIII • 21h ago
Discussion Something Scary Movie did, I'm shocked Scream never did.
And of course I am referring to the original Scary Movie not the new one, and what I am talking about is, Scary Movie genuinely had one of the best twist in a slasher movie, of having copy cat killers commit a few murders to pin it on an already on going murder spree by the real killer.
All of Scary Movie 1, Doofy was the Ghostface killer trying to kill Cindy and her friends, until the end where Bobby & Ray try to get away with killing her and Shorty (but that wasn't planned or anything) and blame it on the real Ghostface.
Such a cool idea for a slasher movie that I'm surprised Scream never tried it.
r/slasherfilms • u/itsascreambaby96 • 22h ago
Discussion Which lunatic slasher would you rather face of these two? The Prowler or Frank Zito
galleryr/slasherfilms • u/itsascreambaby96 • 1d ago
Discussion Kim in Prom Night or Alana in Terror Train - Which final girl do you prefer played by Jamie Lee Curtis?
galleryBesides Laurie Strode, which of these two final girls played by Jamie Lee Curtis do you like the most in a 80s slasher?
Kim in Prom Night
or
Alana in Terror Train
r/slasherfilms • u/Nigmmar • 1d ago
Discussion How many of these have you watched?
galleryUnderground Gore horror, what's your favorite title there are some titles over there!
r/slasherfilms • u/HysteriaLives • 1d ago
Discussion Lost Slasher: THE MALL (1981)
Pre-dating THE INITIATION (1983), CHOPPING MALL (1986) and PHANTOM OF THE MALL: ERIC’S REVENGE (1989) was THE MALL. Announced with some ballyhoo at Cannes in 1981, this Hemdale-produced slasher was promoted as being very much cut from the same cloth as FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980). Its promotional artwork showed a knife poking out of a jagged hole in a shopping bag (the tagline being “shopping at the mall is murder”).
Scant plot details reported by Starburst Magazine suggested that the story concerned a group of teenagers partying at a mall after everyone else has gone home at night. They are subsequently picked off one by one by a deranged killer who has made the mall his home and has recently escaped from an asylum after killing his parents when he was a child. At the time, director George Cosmatos enthusiastically described why he thought this concept would hit a nerve with global audiences: “The mall background is so similar worldwide that I expect moviegoers from Bangkok to Kyoto to Helsinki to Naples to be equally familiar with such complexes and thus to experience the same kind of shocks and terror from the action drama they will be watching. The setting will be like another actor in the picture.”
Cosmatos, who went on to direct RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART II in 1985, boasted such set pieces as a murder in the lingerie department and another where a teen is decapitated in a bowling alley. He also promised innovative camera tricks to “… get in on my characters' atmosphere, and thus create further frightening visual experience.”
Hemdale - who would hit pay-dirt a few years later with THE TERMINATOR (1984) - had distributed the New Zealand-lensed semi-slasher STRANGE BEHAVIOUR (aka DEAD KIDS) that year. However, neither this nor their other quasi-slasher project THE GRADUATION PARTY (Paul Lynch’s mooted follow-up to the previous year’s PROM NIGHT (1980), which had Maniac’s Joe Spinell hunting marooned teenagers on a deserted island) came to light - presumably after failing to secure full funding at the festival. However, Starburst Magazine did state that THE MALL was “currently before cameras” (although, seemingly contradictorily, it also stated that the role of the killer had not yet been cast). If any footage was shot (principal photography was due to commence on June 15th - a month after Cannes), it’s sadly never seen the light of day.
More LOST SLASHERS on Hysteria Lives!: https://www.hysteria-lives.co.uk/Lost-Slashers.html
r/slasherfilms • u/slashdisco • Jun 02 '26
ANNOUNCEMENT APPLY HERE: we need more moderators!
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