Bloody films that have not lost their appeal.
Slasher films are a subgenre of horror films that typically pit a group of protagonists against a murderous maniac. If you think of Scream or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, you’re absolutely right.
Such films are popular because of their tense atmosphere and dynamic plot. For the viewer, it is interesting to see how the heroes try to survive and outsmart the killer, and to see who will survive these confrontations. In addition, slasher films contain a large number of gory scenes that you do not often see in horror films (unless they are R-rated films).
We’ve collected for you the best slasher films from the 80s that will still make you laugh.
The eighties were rich in slasher films. Revenge stories were a popular plot point in such films. It is the radical and cruel revenge that soaks the path of the main character in blood that scared and still scares the viewer. Absolutely everyday situations and quarrels, various disagreements could awaken something secret, dark, terrible in the character, from which their bloody path began.
Another popular slasher trope was teenage fun with dire consequences. “The Burning” tells a similar story. Another trope is a teenage party that ends in bloodbath. “Bloody Party,” which later became a franchise, and “On Greek Street…” are prime examples of this trope.
Source: Popcorn News
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