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The Mutilator (1985)



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1st Quarter 2009: Three Great Months for Slasher Fans

Jan. 13, 2009 My Bloody Valentine Uncut. This is the holy grail of uncut slasher films. I still find it hard to believe that MBV is finally going to be seen in all its gory glory. Words can’t describe my excitement for this dvd.
Jan. 16, 2009 My Bloody Valentine 3D. After The Punisher and The Spirit bombed at the box office, Lionsgate’s stock took a major hit. The studio is in desperate need of a successful film and all their hopes are riding on MBV3D. Quite an ironic twist considering studio head Jon Feltheimer wants Lionsgate to move away from horror films. The trailers look promising so I’ll be in the theater on opening night.
Feb. 3, 2009 His Name was Jason : 30 years of Friday the 13th. I’m more excited about this doc. dvd about the F13th series than I am about the remake. Tom Savini acts as host and many of the major players and directors are interviewed.
Feb. 13, 2009 Friday the 13th. Jason’s back and he’s still pissed. What more do you need to know? Seriously, though, it’s great that Jason and Harry Warden are returning to the big screen just a month apart.
March 31, 2009 Psychos in Love. I don’t have any information about dvd extras but hopefully Carmine Capobianco and Debi Thibeaultwill be interviewed or included on a commentary track. If you’ve ever been in love with a psychotic woman or just stalked one, then this is the romantic slasher for you.

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Here are four slasher films that were announced but never got made for various reasons. Maybe the scripts for these lost slashers are still floating around somewhere but it’s very doubtful any of them will ever get filmed now.

1. Sam Kinison’s The Honeymoon Killer: This comedy slasher involved a madman killing new brides as they finished their wedding vows. As the killer makes his escape from the church he screams “YOU’ll THANK ME LATER” at the groom. Kinison really wanted to make this but Hollywood studios and independent producers rejected his treatment for the film. There was a chance New Line could have made this as part of Kinison’s two picture deal with the studio, but Kinison died a few days before he could sign the contracts.

2. Lover’s Lane: This was announced way back in Fangoria #10 as Emmett Alston’s follow up to New Year’s Evil. It was supposed to be released by the Cannon Group after they released X-Ray (a.k.a. Hospital Massacre). Wayne Newton was set to star but the film was never made.

3. Nightmare Weekend: In 1981 the script for Nightmare Weekend was heralded for its originality but it never got past the planning stages at New World Pictures. The killer dies before the opening credits but comes back as a zombie stalking a group of teenagers looking for a party. The murder weapon of choice was to be a really sharp hook. Troma released a film titled Nightmare Weekend in 1985 but it has nothing in common with this lost slasher.

4. The Boarding House: This film was announced in 1982 and was to star Angus Scrimm, Robert Quarry, Reggie Nalder, and Linda Blair’s sister, Deborah Blair. The film was never made but a poster was produced to help drum up investors. The artwork shows The Groundskeeper (Scrimm) carrying a dead girl in his arms. Quarry is a priest holding a cross. Reggie Nalder seems to be holding a razor or knife. Below the image of Scrimm is a hooded figure about to plunge a machete into the torso of a nude woman. Not to be confused with Boarding House, John Wintergate’s brain damaged classic starring Jonema.

bilo bi ih fora gledat.. mozda jednom..nikad ne znas..

Bas sam preletio ovim topicom, i dobro sam se nasmijao na postove Undyinga

HorrorHR wrote:The Mutilator (1985)



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koji blesav film

Odmalena nekako sam vezan za slasher filmove, još od filmova kao što su Friday The 13th i Halloween pa tako dalje i dalje kroz godine. Definitivno su mi klasici Friday The 13th, Halloween i A Nightmare On Elm Street najomiljeniji slasheri ikad. Uvijek ih volim pogledati i baš su mi odlični. Pored njih obožavam i My Bloody Valentine, Terror Train, The Burning, Scream, Black Christmas, Silent Night, Deadly Night, itd...

pravi čovjek

Sad sam opet u ovom elementu...

dr_gonzo wrote:Sad sam opet u ovom elementu...

forum cvijeta kaj se novih tema tiče, a sve redom slasheri

Po meni odlicni slasheri:
1.Friday the 13th(1980)
2.House on Sorority Row (1983)
3.Halloween (1978)
4.Nightmare on Elm street(1984)
5.Black Christmas (1974)
6.The Burning (1980)
7.Terror Train (1980)
8. My Bloody Valentine (1981)
9. Sleepaway Camp (1983)
10.The Prowler (1981)
11.Prom Night (1980)
12.Scream (1996)

Kako bi vi objasnili nekome u par rečenica što je to slasher film?

Ovo mi se pitanje danas vrzmalo mnogo po glavi....

dr_gonzo wrote:Kako bi vi objasnili nekome u par rečenica što je to slasher film?

Ovo mi se pitanje danas vrzmalo mnogo po glavi....

Podžanr horror filma najčešće bez natprirodne tematike u kojemu imamo maskiranog ubojicu sa svojstvenim načinom ubijanja teenagera i pozadinskom pričom koja na kraju objašnjava motive ubojice.

Eto jedna rečenica od mene

dr_gonzo wrote:Kako bi vi objasnili nekome u par rečenica što je to slasher film?

Ovo mi se pitanje danas vrzmalo mnogo po glavi....

serijski ubojica, slasher elementi (trčanje po stepenicama, tko se seksa, umire, tko puši, umire, ludi starac, glupa policija), grupa mladih kojima je bitna samo zabava, seks i kurvanje, i lokacija udaljena od ljudske socijalizacije.