AIPoEeSfickinLuv _^_^ 223.7m 100m Yoylundentechcrunch The late 1980s, early 1990s. It’s the early eighties and two-bit neighborhood slasher films are making a comeback. If you can find a theater showing them, check it out — these movies are fun for everyone. The best thing about this movie? You don’t have to read a bookshelf of “slashers” to enjoy it!
The Poor Man’s Freddy Krueger
This is the classic slasher film and one of the most iconic image of all time. The title is a code word for “bad” and in this movie, it’s the real deal. The film has few redeemances and many more major issues. It’s definitely not for the normal audience, but if you love slashers, you’ll definitely enjoy this film.
Killer J
One of the first true black comedy slashers and one of the most iconic scenes from the film. The main character, J, is a mentally challenged man who dreams of being a killer. In this movie, his master, a serial killer, blindfolded J, causing J to realize he’s the one who is after his money and soul. Another classic scene and one of the most iconic images of all time. The film also features one of the most popular actors of the time, Paul Reubens.
The Haunting of Hillside Hall
This is one of the most famous and favorite haunts in New York City. In this movie, a tenant’s house is haunted by a ghost who calls out to tenants in their homes. Other tenants in the house are assumed to be dead and report the haunting to the authorities. The authorities eventually arrest the owner, who is later executed for his crimes. The movie is interesting only because of its haunting. Another classic movie about ghosts and re-visited in the ‘30s, this movie also starseonne lawrie and david ranked as one of the best performances by any actress of all time.
Black Christmas
This is one of the most iconic festive film and one of the most memorable Christmas scenes. In this movie, a young boy is given a new “family” in the form of a black Santa Claus. In this magical world, Santa is a “villain” who stole the child’s idea for a new Christmas-themed holiday. The black Santa is a wild character and he’s portrayed by Will Rogers. Despite his sartorial shortcomings, Rogers is a classic character and this is one of the few silent films where he actually speaks.
The Wedding Date of Ginger and Earl
In this movie, an old married couple is having a very special day. They’re tied the wedding knot and are about to set off for their honeymoon when their secret comes out and Ginger’s wedding dress refuses to come off! In an amazing moment of foreboding, Earl watches in silence as his wife clings to the dress and ripens. This is one of the most iconic images of all time and the film stars Dean Stockton, who would go on to have one of the most popular and successful acting careers in cinema.
Halloween in the ‘30s
This is probably the most famous film about the “Halloweentide” and one of the most famous images of all time. In this film, a group of kids go to a fancy holiday party at a hotel in New York City. Unfortunately, they’re all all alone when they show up at the party and there’s nothing they can do about it. The resort keeps trying to get them to come back for more and their ordinary lives are endangered.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1990)
This is one of the best and most iconic slasher films of all time. In this film, four teenagers go on a nightmarish and bizarre quest for the perfect Nightmare on Elm Street film. The events of this film are many and varied, but the most memorable are the “disappearing” houses in the neighborhood where the teenagers live.
From Dusk to Dawn
This is one of the most iconic and popular action genres of all time. The film stars Sylvester Hares as a bounty hunter who is captured by an gang of criminals who are trying to steal his private jet. After being captured and tortured, Hares emerges as the lead hero of a campaign to rescue hostages who happen to be children.
Jaws (1986)
This is another film about a man who wakes up in the Night and sees things as they really are. In this film, a man dreams he’s a great white sharks and he and his wife are the great white sharks. This is probably one of the most iconic images of all time and the film stars Michael Dorn as a great white.
Halloween III: Season of the Witch
This is one of the most iconic witch themed movies and one of the most iconic scenes in slasher film history. The first live-action film in the “Hocus Pocus” series, this film also stars Amanda Seyfried, Piper Laurie, and Michael Schur. While not as popular as the first film, this is still very watchable and has one of the most iconic images of all time.
Undead or Dead? Or Both?
This is the question that many fans of the film will ask you. In this film, a group of friends get lost in a world of history and death. They meet people who they once were and then meet people who are either already dead or are in the process of being reincarnated as humans.
