Anyone know any good slasher movies or stuff?
I'm currently in the market to find more classic horror movies and the likes to watch. If you have an suggestions I'd love to hear them
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There's a lot of fun movies on youtube for free all the time. Some available from youtube themselves (like Child's Play right now), but many uploaded from users. Mostly films that are either abandoned or with limited releases.
I watched a great one recently, Terror Eyes from 1989. It's a student film project with some faces you might recognize.
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I have a really good cable plan so I just say the name of a movie I'm looking for and it searches through a ridiculous amount of channels and apps to find me the movie for free.
But, I'll take a look at YouTube
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My favorite slasher movie personally is Child's Play. More specifically the Bride of Chucky just cause I love Tiffany so damn much. Anything past Seed of Chucky I don't like. Especially the 2019 movie.
I also liked Freddy vs Jason a lot as a tween but it's been a long time since I've watched it so it might not be as good as I remember it.
I just watched Freaky a couple of days ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's technically a slasher but also a horror comedy. But if you like Mortal Kombat fatality level of slashing then it's a good movie to watch.
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Freaky couple? That sounds interesting
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Okay is going to reel off some, what I find are good, some classic and some more recent but worth a watch, I guess depending also on what you like. :)
IT follows. Scream (1,2,3 are the best). Carrie(the old one). The Shining. Misery. Bite. Contracted. Mara. Mama. Saw. Hostel (number 3 was terrible) Braindead. Eden Lake. Lights Out. Trick R Treat(good for Halloween - short stories) Ouija - origion of evil (the first one was eh). Waxworks. Goodnight Mommy. The Omen. Martyrs (french version is better and not one for those who struggle with torture/gore) Wish Master. (skip number 3 lol). Happy Death Day( 1 and 2) Paranomal Activity. The Fly. Evil Dead. (The remake is also good). Night of the Living Dead. American Werewolf in London. Alien( 1-4) The Silence of The Lambs. Us. V/H/S (short films)
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Are there any horror movies you've seen and liked? Or have you never really watched horror movies before? Does it need to be slashers in particular or are you interested in other types of horror as well?
It can be difficult to make suggestions for slashers because the ones people would recommend are usually from the '80s and they often assume that anyone interested in horror has watched those movies, already. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Child's Play (1988), Halloween (1978) and Halloween II (1981), A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), and the first three Friday the 13th movies (and I quite enjoyed Part VI: Jason Lives) are considered classics. The Friday the 13th remake is enjoyable. Candyman (1992) and Sleepaway Camp (1983) are also classics. The first Scream movie is good (I personally dislike the others, but that's just me).
Suspiria (1977), part slasher and part supernatural horror, is an absolute classic and one of my favorites.
American Psycho (2000) is fantastic. Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010) is hilarious, I loved it, but it helps to have seen other slasher movies to understand the stuff it's parodying.
Inside (2007), High Tension (2003), and Bedevilled (2010) are really great foreign slasher films, but they 1. require reading subtitles, and 2. are very brutal. They're not introductory movies and probably start crossing into splatter territory. Saw (2003) is light splatter in comparison to those.
Edit: I really like The Crazies (2010), which is kind of a cross between an infection movie and slasher movie.
Edit 2: You mentioned slasher, so I specifically stuck to slasher. Personally, slasher is probably my least favorite type of horror. Sci fi, supernatural, psychological, splatter, body horror, infection... any of those I'd probably pick over slasher, if you're looking for any more movie recommendations. Like, The Thing (1982) is my absolute favorite movie ever; that's sci-fi body horror.
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The Relic
Quarantine
Lord of Illusions
Warlock
Warlock: The Armageddon
Event Horizon
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Here's a list. I recommend sticking with the originals, not the remakes.
Friday the 13th - this Friday is the 13th so always fun to do marathon on that day.
Halloween
Nightmare on Elm Street
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Child's Play
Candyman
Scream
Sleepaway Camp
Terror Train - Jamie Lee Curtis and David Copperfield
Prom Night - another Jamie Lee Curtis
Slumber Party Massacre - second one was hilariously amazing. End is like if Grease met Sweeney Todd had a love child. 😂
Tucker & Dale v Evil - horror comedy but so so good.
Popcorn
Serial Mom - Jon Waters horror comedy.
April Fools Day
*edit to add Club Dread, another horror comedy.
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I want to watch movies with you now!
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We can and lets! Get the popcorn out :) lol
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), The Hills Have Eyes (1977), Halloween (1978), Friday The 13th (1980), Friday The 13th Part II (1981), Friday The 13th Part III (1982), Friday The 13th: The Final Chapter (1984), A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 (1985), A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (1987), Candyman (1992), New Nightmare (1994), Scream (1996), Scream 2 (1997), I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), The Purge (2013), The Purge: Anarchy (2014), The Purge: Election Year (2016), Don't Breathe (2016), Halloween (2018), Freaky (2020), and The Fear Street Trilogy (2021). I'd also recommend keeping an eye out for Candyman 4 (coming out in a few weeks), Halloween Kills (coming out later this year), Halloween Ends (coming out in 2022) and the Scream soft reboot (also coming out in 2022).
As for 'stuff'... watch all of the Evil Dead + the TV show lol
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Here's a list of decent slasher movies you may want to watch (if you have not done so already):
• I Know What You Did Last Summer
• Black Christmas
• Deep Red
• Slumberparty Massacre 2
• Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
• The House on Sorority Row
• The Final Girls
• Urban Legend
• Intruder
• Rabies
• Cold Prey
• Blood and Black Lace
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You absolutely must watch the original Halloween. It's the OG, the granddaddy, the Creme de la Creme, the Grand Puba, i will stop now, of slasher movies. Michael Myers is such a cool character in his simplicity. He's just pure evil, no motive, no reasoning behind it, just pure unrelenting evil.
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My favourite horror film is probably Ring (the Japanese one).
If you like asian horror also try:
Grudge 1 & 2
Battle Royal
Mimic
Perfect Blue
Train to Busan
Phone
Audition
Wishing Stairs
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