Top Fifteen Slasher Movies
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Halloween (1978, R)
I think out of all the slasher baddies Michael Meyers is the scariest. |
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Halloween II (1981, R)
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Hostel (2006, R)
The perfect horror movie! |
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High Tension (Switchblade Romance) (2004, R)
This movie rocks! |
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House of 1000 Corpses (2003, R)
Nearly perfect homage to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies, it frightenly stands alone as a great movie. I admit it grew on me after repeated viewings. |
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A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984, R)
A scary movie and villan that can still frighten me. |
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Friday the 13th (1980, R)
Although Jason evenually became a typical slasher stereotype, the twist is what makes this movie work. |
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Sleepaway Camp (1983, R)
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Child's Play (1988, R)
Okay this like Poltergeist still creeps me out. |
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Scream (1996, R)
This was the best of the series! |
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Urban Legend (1998, R)
I liked the idea of turning urban legends into reality. |
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974, R)
Better characterization than the remake. Although the remake had creepier moments. |
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003, R)
It was okay. The main thing I enjoyed was that Jonathan Tucker was in it. That's all. |
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The Last House on the Left (1972, Unrated)
As Wes Craven's first movie this holds up quite well even after all this time. I wonder if he'll ever allow a remake. |
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The Hills Have Eyes (1977, R)
Definitely a far out there movie, but the ending was truly unforgettable! |
