Slasher Horror Movies

No movies? :(

Sleepaway Camp 1&2

Boogieman trilogy or how many are they?hm

I strongly recommend Identity, with John Cusack. Very interesting twist on the slasher (sub)genre. I also really like the Scream series.

I'm not sure what is meant by "slasher", but I enjoyed the Saw series! :D

maybe hellraiser ? dont now how many parts but a lot

Fritt Vilt 1/2/3
The Descent 1/2
Martyrs
The Hills Have Eyes 1/2
Eden Lake
Wrong Turn
The Midnight Meat Train
Hostel 1/2 ( DO NOT WATCH 3 part)
Devil's Rejects and The HOuse of 1000 Corpses
Hatchet
The Collector and The Collection
My Bloody Valentine

You're Next
The Cabin in the Woods
Tucker & Dale vs Evil (close to a slasher)
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
I Know What You Did Last Summer
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Final Destination movies (close to a slasher)
Evil Dead (close to a slasher)

80's horror fan here. None of these are any remakes or reboots. I like all of these, and most are one off slasher movies.

Black Christmas (considered 1st slasher with most of the slasher elements, made by the director of A Christmas Story.)
The Funhouse (directed by Tobe Hooper)
Funny Games (Not exactly a slasher, but a deconstruction for the people who watch them. There's a German original and an English remake, they're both shot for shot the same and by the same director.)
Hatchet (Nice little slasher throwback, haven't seen the sequels yet.)
Hellraiser and the sequel Hellbound (Fantastic horror films, they tow the slasher line but they're top notch.)
My Bloody Valentine (Make sure to get the restored uncut version, it was butchered by the MPAA back in the 80s)
Phantasm (Not exactly a slasher, but very weird film.)
Prom Night (Not the best, worth a watch though. It's a bit slow, but I do love Jamie Lee.)
Psycho (it's not exactly a slasher, but if you haven't seen this you need to. Absolute classic, and I'm surprised at how many people normally haven't seen it yet.)
Sleepaway Camp (Do not look up the ending. 2 and 3 were ok, opinions are mixed on those.)
Suspiria (Only Argento giallo I've seen, I need to get on that. It changed the way horror films were made.)
Terror Train (Another good slasher with Jamie Lee.)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (Very nice oddball film from Hooper, it's an underlooked gem.)

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Fritt Vilt 1, 2 & 3
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
High Tension