Top 10 '80s SLASHER Movies (You Might Not Have Seen)

[@randycunningham7318]

I am glad Tubi has a lot of 80s horror/slasher movies. Same with KZbin

[@BushcraftingBogan]

Tubi has lots of low budget, obscure gems.

[@TampaAries]

Yeah Tubi introduced me to alot of 80s slasher movies I've never heard of and alot of them are good

[@TampaAries]

@fritzthecat8158 honestly the ads don't bother me that much, I mean the app is free and you get to watch the movies for free but understand what you mean about being interrupted by ads constantly, my girlfriend definitely hates it.

[@OldMastyr3]

@@fritzthecat8158 Use a good ad blocker. Works like a charm.

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

Shudder!

[@starscreamthecruel8026]

I remember the trailers for Funhouse "They pay to get in and PRAY to get out"

[@R-E-D-E-M-P-T-I-O-N]

the fun house is awesome. i use to date a girl that could have been the twin in the beginning, great movie. scared me as a kid still good today

[@voutsider190]

Lol

[@brianjones9392]

That movie was great.

[@frankb821]

House on Sorority Row is awesome! Much better than I expected...just watched it! My mom is a big "Days of our Lives fan" so she'll think Eileen Davidson's role in this is hilarious

[@TheManiac666]

Always happy to see Madman get some love. For me, out of all the summer camp slasher movies, this is the one that feels the most like a campfire story. Very good video sir :)

[@cobwebschannel]

I agree, at least along side Friday the 13th Part 2.

[@SterlingFogg]

Must include Sleepaway Camp.

[@MrTdwilliams]

I just watched it last night and tubi , it was really good!

[@vaatlagaadungaa4244]

I like Justin

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

The girl from dawn of the dead in it.

[@michaelsamerdyke108]

The Funhouse does have great atmosphere. Quentin Tarantino talked about it in his book "Cinema Speculation."

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

Yes. Tobe did a great job. It's killer movie.

[@doolb666]

My favorite Tobe Hooper film and one of my favorite Dean Koontz books!

[@KennyStepsIntoMovies]

Great list, Daniel! I especially love "The Funhouse." Another one I have a lot of fun with is "Slaughter High," not a really great film, but fun and gruesome with the kills.

[@cobwebschannel]

I like that one too! Always good to see Caroline Monroe.

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

Two solid movies.

[@robmadrigal714]

Sleep away camp was something. Especially that shocking ending 😅

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@irina1296]

Your taste is so great. I'm glad you mentioned rare gems like Just Before Dawn, Final Exam and Alone In the Dark. I love all the films you mentioned here. I'd even add Happy Birthday to Me, Visiting Hours, Hospital Massacre, The Prawler, Graduation Day, Tenebre

[@kirby1ist]

I was part of a test audience for Visiting Hours ( before they called it that ) , I was a wee bit disappointed that they cut out a scene where the killer does the camera work, it sets up her fear. All the others are great too.

[@PerryCJamesUK]

You mentioned quite of a few of my favourites too. Happy Birthday, Hospital, Prowler and the BEST Tenebrae. I think I'd include Bloody Moon, as it's got some of the most fun lines ever translated into English "That phony Spanish lover, I doubt he's ever made it with a girl or lady" hehehe Eyeball too, such a great fun film.

[@obsoleteelite8258]

The Funhouse is one of my favorite horror films of all time.

[@cobwebschannel]

That’s awesome to hear!

[@randycunningham7318]

Tobe Hooper was horror master.

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

I loved it as well!

[@vincecotton4947]

April Fool's Day (1986) is one of my faves from the 80's.

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

I loved it as well!

[@garrettpeck4437]

I've seen all but two of these (Night Screams and Cemetery of Terror). Three I saw for the first time last year (Madman, House on Sorority Row, The Initiation). The Funhouse I saw on VHS back in the 80s, also reading the novelization by Dean Koontz writing as Owen West. Four of them I saw in the theater on their initial runs (Just Before Dawn, New Year's Evil, Final Exam, and Alone in the Dark). Good list.

[@WaverBoy]

Great list, hadn’t heard of a couple of these! Also, don’t forget that Jack Sholder not only directed Nightmare Part 2, but also my fave buddy cop movie The Hidden!

[@alienmindwarp3455]

The Hidden Rocks!!! Saw it in the theater back then in my early 20s and loved it then, as I still do now. Nightmare 2 was a divergent sequel with 3 feeling like a more natural sequel and reset the course of the franchise. Somewhat maligned with fans who saw its initial release, Freddy's Revenge shows us a weird alternative direction that it could have gone, and it deserves a 2nd look by those who think that they don't care for that one. Anyone?

[@mht5875]

The Hidden is another favorite of mine, for a sci-fi movie it has an original story, plenty of suspense and action, and Kyle Maclachlan was perfect as the enigmatic FBI agent/alien. Oh and the soundtrack really rocks, too.

[@angelo_150]

I love The Initiation, The Funhouse and The House on Sorority Row. These are among my favorites.

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

1974 black Xmas to 1989 intruder is 15 year epic era.

[@romengoneg238]

Black Xmas is a really good movie. I was surprised how much I enjoyed it.

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

I loved it as well!

[@finslaw]

Nice list. My #1 favorite slasher is 1981's Hell Night, great atmosphere, characters and ending kill. I also really love My Bloody Valentine, Happy Birthday to Me, and Popcorn.

[@kirby1ist]

I love that movie from Linda Blair to Vince Van Patten and beyond :)

[@brandonsytes8373]

Hell Night... found it incredibly boring. As for My Bloody Valentine & Happy BDay to Me, they had a full on theatrical release. Glenn Ford was paid at least $1 Million for Happy Bday, adjust that for inflation, a pretty high pay day for a slasher. --- Popcorn, love it, but it was a flop at the time, but it did have a theatrical release as well. Heck, I remember commercials playing for it during The Price is Right. Lol.

[@absolutelydisgusted3319]

Yes! Mine, too. And The Legacy and The Changeling. Also, When Michael Calls .(has an alternate title, too. Can’t remember… but it starred Michael Douglas and Elizabeth Ashley)

[@angelus4282]

I've seen more of these than I figured I had. "Just Before Dawn" and "The Initiation" in particular are awesome, but my favorite of this bunch has to be "The Funhouse." I never get tired of watching that one! I still need to see "The House on Sorority Row"... and "Cemetery of Terror" looks like an absolute blast!

[@cobwebschannel]

Nice, so glad to see another Funhouse fan around here!

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

My fave on the list too.

[@alienmindwarp3455]

Funhouse is fantastic! A classic monster on the midway movie with great atmosphere and a great performance by Kevin Conway.

[@Catherinewelter-z6d]

Glad to see someone talking about The Funhouse don't think people know about this Tobie Hooper movie. When I watch this I binge watch it along with Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Poltergeist.

[@citydweller99]

The Funhouse... great soundtrack, straight forward plot, and a great climax between the villain and the final girl. The original House on Sorority Row... where three of the actresses were soap opera actresses (Eileen Davidson, Harley Jane Kozak.. and the final Girl.. but I don't recall her name).

[@AnnieBoBannie421]

The ‘Funhouse’ book is also worth the read!! Dean Koontz….

[@thespookywolffe]

No love for the Mutilator? Definitely a great regional film with likable characters and creative kills!!!!

[@cayoooga]

Yes, I really enjoyed The Mutilator (Fall Break). Great choice.

[@angelus4282]

That movie is an absolute treasure. It's batshit in only the best ways imaginable.

[@cobwebschannel]

“Fall Break!” 😂

[@thespookywolffe]

@@cobwebschannel hey it's catchy!! I think the director still sells 7" vinyl of the song

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Dear Lord, what are you guys smoking? Fall Break (Mutilator) has all the worst qualities a slasher can have; no atmosphere, not a single character that resembles a human being, and slow as hell. The only good thing about is the iconic tagline "By pick, by axe, bye-bye"

[@deadpan80]

Good list. I’ve seen all (and mostly own) them except for Cemetery… will have to check that one out. Other lesser seen Slashers I’d recommend are Hell Night (1981), Next of Kin (1982), Humungous (1982), The Slayer (1983) and Girls Nite Out (1983)

[@kaylaturnis9486]

My favorite B rated 80's slasher movies are The Funhouse, The Burning, Sleepaway Camp, Don't Go In The House, Don't Answer The Phone, and Pieces! Trust me, there are a lot of 80's horror movies that are great but some, sadly, are not so great but I do love the handpainted artwork of the movie posters.

[@wesleyhermsen2242]

i always loved T.A.G: The Assassination Game (1982) with Linda Hamilton & Robert Carradine it never got a Release on Bluray and some very rare unofficial dvds in some parts of the world i'm still happy i have the official VHS release u can also watch it on KZbin

[@JohnDavis-cw6yv]

Cool Friday the 13th shirt! Some great choices. I remember seeing Madman with my friends. Wasn't one of the rules that you couldn't say his name, Madman Mars? Just before Dawn was a classic. I remember seeing it a long time ago. I think the ending had one of the girls survive, by sticking her hand down the killers' throat, suffocating him. Great stuff. I haven't seen Alone in The Dark. It seems to have a good cast. I'm going to have to check it out. Thanks for the videos. They're just what I need to start work!!

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Alone in the dark ' is a masterpiece ❤😂

[@robertriley1569]

It is a great movie the ending with Jack Palance is really well done.

[@SinisterSouthernbelleReactions]

I loved it as well!

[@robertodell3056]

"Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord....NNNYYYYEEEHEEEHEEE!!!"

[@robertriley1569]

@@robertodell3056 preacher Landau

[@travisrodgers3562]

Pretty awesome list. "Madman" has some of the best acting in horrifying situations I've ever seen. The characters aren't screaming their lungs out. They're quiet, shocked, and lots of open-mouthed terror (in the kitchen scene in particular).

[@mitchwollschlager991]

The Fun House was a terrific movie. One of my favorite 80s horror movie. Another great horror film to checkout is called Pieces. A great college campus horror type flick

[@BloodPepsi]

Great list! Mine would include Stagefright (1987); the aforementioned Slaughter High; and a great companion piece to just Before Dawn, The Final Terror (a handful of "before they were famous" actors in the cast); and Pranks (aka The Dorm That Dripped Blood - also starring Daphne Zuniga. So many I can't think of at the moment... once again, great list!

[@beedubs230]

Madman was such a fantastic surprise. Genuinely chilling, with so much atmosphere.

[@redwillow79schippers94]

Being a huge horror fan, especially of the 70's and 80's, I've seen all of these. My favorites among these are Just before Dawn and Madman but they are all great. Night Screams is good but I could do without the weird out of place porno clips. Some even deeper cuts I'd recommend are Sorority House Massacre, Killing Spree, Death Screams, Offerings, The Oracle, and Silent Madness. All of these are available on Blu-ray (I own them all along with the ones you mentioned here). I totally agree about liking the characters. Probably why my favorite horror franchises are Nightmare on Elm Street and Child's Play. I must say that I love Madman so much more than The Burning. Madman has likable characters and unique kills. A really great cheesy hot tub scene. The Burning is good but all the characters are terrible. I either find them incredibly annoying or very dull and forgettable. Great list! Please do more of these

[@ragingbull2271]

Slumber Party Massacre (1982) is a top favorite slasher of mine. Eyes of a Stranger and Night School (1981) are overlooked gems as well. Eyes of a Stranger makes a great double bill with John Carpenter's underseen made for TV thriller Someone's Watching Me! A more modern slasher I highly recommend is Fender Bender. Very well made.

[@asukalangley6494]

Great video and i LOVE that shirt. That's one of the best I've seen for Friday 3.

[@bubba11252]

This is a goddam excellent list! The Golden Age of the slasher is my most favorite movie period, and you nailed it with this list. Anytime movies like Final Exam and Madman get some love, I'm happy! I'd also love to see The Final Terror and Without Warning get some love.

[@k-slay4407]

Finally, some love for New Year's Evil! I've always loved that flick. I love that we see the guy from the jump, following him as he changes disguises and attempts to excute his plan, but we don't know who he is yet. A nice change up from the masked killer setup. Also, "He Knows You're Alone" deserves some love.

[@alexshadowfax1119]

Just watched the Basil Rathbone Holmes movie " The hound of the Baskervilles" based on your recommendation from your Holmes video, and I was very surprised how much I enjoyed it, Im much more of a fan of the books and the Jeremy Brett series but Mr. Rathbone was a good Sherlock and I enjoyed the rest of the cast, I will say Dr. Watson was just ok to me, he seemed a bit dim sometimes, a little more than I'd prefer Dr. Watson to be, but thats a minor gripe. I really love the set pieces as well.

[@donovanbradford8231]

While I haven't seen that one of Rathbone I have seen others and he does do a great job as Holmes. Especially in the disguise area as Holmes was so good he could fool his closest friends and there were several from the Brett series that made me go Watson is blind if he can't tell that's Holmes.

[@Rockgirl-fq1gc]

I love Just Before Dawn, The Prowler, Black Christmas. He Knows You're Alone.

[@ikmor]

Your energy reminds me of reviews I watched as a kid on tv. Love it! The almost in your face positivity really hits that sweet note for me, and your passion is contagious! Have a like, have a comment. And, have a subscriber! =)

[@mashdeegaaaaz6655]

Sleepaway camp 2 and 3 were lit

[@armando7060]

I love The Initiation, Just Before Dawn, and House on Sorority Row

[@robertriley1569]

Three of my favorites George Kennedy Vera Miles & Clu Gularger.

[@RavenHouseMystery]

That's a terrific list of films, including one of my favorites Final Exam. That film is a perfect example of getting to know the characters so that when the killer gets them, it's tough emotionally. The only other film I might suggest is The Dorm That Dripped Blood from 1982. Impressive as a student film that got a theatrical release.

[@cobwebschannel]

I do need to see that one!

[@RavenHouseMystery]

@@cobwebschannel It's actually Daphne Zuniga's first film, though her role is minor. It also has a good soundtrack by a then unknown Chrisopher Young.

[@infernusrex796]

Here's mine(in no oder): Mountaintop Motel Massacre, Silent Scream, Unhinged, Blood Frenzy, House of Death, Humongous, Don't Go In The Woods, Butcher Baker Nightmare Maker, The Hills Have Eyes 2(83), Mortuary.

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

Good bunch. Mountaintop and humongous are great..

[@honeychilerider]

Yeah, your top 3 are all real standouts. Just Before Dawn is as you say and it was a real surprise to me. Low budget but well done. The Funhouse is one of my favorites. Great atmosphere and like you said the killer situation is great. This movie is really a cut above the rest of the list. But I do love House On Sorority Row. Real suspense and just a surprisingly cool little movie.

[@Airbourne-Rocker]

Night of the comet, Chopping Mall, Killer Party, Maniac Cop 1

[@crystalshaw8744]

I LOVE Night of the Comet!!

[@btetschner]

A+ video! Awesome films and explanations!

[@cobwebschannel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aarongritsch8394]

Love this list, got a couple of movies I want to watch now. The channel gives me so many good recommendations.

[@bigdjerminator524]

Fantastic takes! Funhouse is an all time fave. Some other (some non-slasher) 80’s gems are Winterbeast, Prom Night II (Haunting of Hamilton High), There’s Nothing Out There… too many to remember or mention

[@midlevelmedia]

Love the Robin Sparkles cameo. lol…Great video and ranking man.

[@cobwebschannel]

You noticed! haha Thanks man.

[@MONSTERGABhorror]

I definitely agree, watching slashers during summertime or brighter weather feels very fitting and comforting to me. Some great choices here, especially "Madman".

[@coltonmolina3165]

I definitely agree with you on the point of why watchin a slasher is important. To feel a connection with the character, not just a throwaway character for a kill.

[@ThatJohnKillion1970]

I remember the old USA Network rerunning Alone In the Dark quite a bit during its slasher film craze.

[@AHannah79]

I miss those days

[@VAWineNB]

Your videos are so great. I love the endless enthusiasm. Just as entertaining as hearing Tarantino or Eli Roth talking about horror movies.

[@cobwebschannel]

Wow, what a compliment! Thank you!

[@tomt55]

Another great list! House On Sorority Row did have a remake, which I liked. Please consider adding/using chapters...

[@petercollinson8039]

Concise, clear, enthusiastic commentary. Watching more of your stuff, now.

[@mixedhairless]

Good list, 7 out of ten I actually never saw, and I grew up in the cinema in the 80’S.

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

The best list I've seen in the years I've watched reviews. The top 5 was fantastic.

[@cobwebschannel]

Hey, thanks so much!

[@billd3356]

LOVE that you included "Alone in the Dark". "That...I want THAT" Terrifying.

[@NoxHardigan]

I'm not sure how underrated/unseen or even obscure these ones are but I'd say Mortuary, Blood Rage, The Being, Curtains, Pieces and Visiting Hours just to name a few. They are must watch slasher/horror flicks as far as I'm concerned and I most certainly recommend them.

[@zombiemosher1139]

Great choice having House on Sorority Row at the top, one of my faves. The Burning & My Bloody Valentine are my faves. I also love Sleepaway Camp 2 for some cheesy fun.

[@johnsullivan9608]

So great to see THE FUNHOUSE greeting some acknowledgment! Hands down Hopper’s best film to me. I’m old enough to have actually seen ii in its original release, twice in the theater & once at the drive-in (YES, I was a BIG fan). Unlike most the other films on your list (some of which I also saw in a theater), THE FUNHOUSE had Universal’s money behind it. Unlike some of those 15:49 other films that had limited budgets & means, THE FUNHOUSE was beautifully shot in widescreen Panavision & had a booming Dolby soundtrack (hard to believe fairly new at the time).

[@requinremembers]

It also used real funhouse props which is why they are so cool!

[@ljrando]

An excellent list that actually contains a handful of movies I haven’t seen yet. Nice work!

[@cobwebschannel]

Thank you!

[@TSHHVA24]

Great list especially stuff like Madman and The Initiation. For me I would recommend Curtains(1983), Edge of the Axe(1988), and Killer Party(1986). All are extremely entertaining, and the mystery element in Curtains and Edge is pretty strong.

[@donovanbradford8231]

Absolutely agree with on you need to like your slasher movie characters and that's why certain films standout because you like them. Look at Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream, etc think of your favorite slasher and I guarantee there are several likeable characters.

[@80sguy11]

Great list. I'm glad you mentioned Just Before Dawn and The Initiation, Madman is really good and I love The House on Sorority Row. I haven't seen New Year's Evil yet

[@A.I.Friends]

Thanks for the recommendation. I loved Fun House. I will get more from this list.

[@MouthsofMadness]

Awesome list!! The Funhouse is soooo underrated!

[@gamecheaterz]

I'm so glad I found your channel, I'm a huge horror fan and you just put me on the some great movies.

[@FlashbackFred]

Nice recommendations! I never heard of madman and just before Dawn. Can’t wait to check them out!

[@BiancaMH]

Pieces and Motel Hell. Pieces is a Spanish horror film that has the voices dubbed over (it's very obvious in the film). If you can get over that then it's a pretty good movie. Lots of blood and gore

[@RonaldDorsinator]

*Like your breakdown on each movie...just found your channel...new sub* 🔥🔥🔥

[@paulvh84]

So glad I accidentally stumbled upon this channel. Fantastic! Thank you! 🙌

[@jasoncollum3063]

I LOVE that you want to LIKE the characters. THAT is why 80s slashers are so much better and memorable than they are today. Suspense only works when you care about the victim.

[@arcaneteresa]

Recently discovered your channel and it’s now one of my favs! I love vintage horror and you keep digging up flicks I haven’t seen. Thank you! My dark horror heart is so happy 😈

[@cobwebschannel]

Hey, thank you! Welcome!

[@WilliamWright-ls3nt]

House in sorority row has a killer soundtrack...with that creepy music box

[@TheReviewSpot]

I'm always on the hunt for New 80s slashers I havent seen before. Some underrated favourites of mine are Moonstalker, graduation day, Iced, blood hook and one I just found on KZbin called Fatal Pulse which Also takes place in a girls sorority, it's never gotten a dvd release or been on Tubi but it's tons of Fun and deserves a Vinegar Syndrome Release!

[@TheReviewSpot]

Forgot to put Intruder and The Mutilator on the list too, those are frequent rewatches in my house

[@mrgeeization]

Love love love Madman, and The House on Sorority Row was wonderfully referenced in my favourite EVER slasher film, Final Girls!

[@TheHORROROfItALLmoviepodcast]

Nice list and video ! Great picks !

[@danielbedoni4844]

I will watch them and afterwards I'll come back here to tell what I thought about them. I'm a fan of the genre.

[@swingcity7]

Funhouse pulls at the heartstrings heavvvvy in the scene with the boy

[@pokerclown7922]

Hey bro love your channel just subbed. Some great suggestions here I’ve never seen, thanks man, love from the uk

[@billlonee9470]

I actually saw Final Exam in the theater, when it first came out. One of the few bonuses of being old.

[@cobwebschannel]

So cool!

[@MichaelMagroJr]

Enjoyed watching your video, and was pleasantly surprised that you recommended both movies I love (ie Funhouse!) and ones I’ve never watched that I’ve now added to my list! Terror Train and Student Bodies also come to mind.

[@sharonellis8776]

This is a good list especially the top 5. I love Madman xx

[@LeslieRG23]

I thought for sure Tourist Trap would of made the list!

[@XenogearSolid]

Can't be an underseen 80s slasher if you don't come out in the 80s, but one more people should see nonetheless.

[@LeslieRG23]

@@XenogearSolid Yeah, I thought it was 80s...still exceptionally creepy though

[@kirby1ist]

What a great channel, glad I found you. I am a lover of all horror, However the 1980's did give us so many good ones did it not? I have seen 6/10 and now I have 4 to look for and watch. My favorite was Sleepaway Camp. Between the 4 Angela is actually in the top 5 for kill counts. Have a great day. :)

[@aelius93]

Duuude. You got me so excited! I don't think I've ever seen a couple of these. I'm looking for just before dawn right now. I really like you. You're intelligent and you understand what's important in horror. I yelled and screamed online for 20 years and I finally noticed a shift. People started hearing me. I started hearing people parrot me and now you for instance ... Your observation that you have to be invested in and like the characters for horror to be effective. I wrote a whole thing on no offense to Jason lives but the death of Friday was when Jason became rooted for. You might be entertained by a hockey masked killer mowing down obnoxious character archetypes, but it's not good horror. The deaths have to hurt. When you actually spend time thinking about it afterwards cuz ur made the character died... Like the blond in American Gothic or... Oh I can't think right now but ... That's when you have a good movie. Because it's NOT entertainment. It's horror. The killer is Bad. You need to want the survivor to survive. The best horror experiences of my life are when I AM the final girl and I'm riveted, on the edge of my seat, desperately trying to survive. You wanna hear more? Ok my best horror experiences ... Slumber party massacre. The original. When Michelle stabs him, and her hand shakes as she screams and sees what she's done... And the funky shaped knife ... Oh it's riveting. And then it goes on and the pool and then finally! Oh I shook. I was actually shaking. Most amazing experience. Id kill to experience that again. I don't think I can anymore but Uni, if it's possible, give it to me. I went to the premier of Jason goes to hell and it was fucking magical. It was the first time kills were good since part 4 and it was intense... When it started I was so confused. No one had seen a clip. It was a total mystery so the intro subverted expectation and delivered audience complaints in the most delightful way but then WTF? Is it over? OMG is it a short? Wait. Is this all it is? Is there gonna be a full on movie? OMG was the budget so low it's just that? No one had any idea what was happening And... That opening scene, when the shed door shuts, it sent a bass thru the auditorium that made the entire room shake. It was so intense. If u ever get the chance to see Jason goes to hell in the theatre, Take it! It's very very different. And the diner seen is the most riveting, ongoing, kickass oh there u go! Like Vicki in Jason goes to hell! Ok my work is done. I can go now. You get the idea. I will be back I suspect we have similar tastes.

[@davidjones6470]

What a great list, all 10 are up there, Bloody brilliant upload as always Sir, 👌🤘 Keep them coming,

[@jduasvte2436]

A great list, and surprisingly I own them all 😄

[@redwillow79schippers94]

Same

[@cobwebschannel]

Nice!!

[@bruh_hahaha]

great list! All are hidden horror gems! I’d like to add CURTAINS which has one of the best slasher kill scene of all time.

[@jeremybrewer6530]

Over the past week, upon your recommendation I watched Funhouse, Cemetery & Sorority, all very good, I even listened to the Hysteria Continues podcast covering them. House on Sorority Row was great, I can't believe ive never seen it before! Thanks 👍

[@Hoopsrocks]

Good video dude, there's a few in here i wasn't aware of, keen to check em out 👍

[@chadpressley2557]

Great video and a great list. Love your enthusiasm about slashers.. Not really a slash but I love Dead and Buried (1981) and Intruder (1989)

[@christineobrien7707]

I just discovered your channel. I must say that I enjoy watching your enthusiasm talking about this subject. In the future, I'll be checking out some of these movies. And I'll be watching your channel frequently.😎😀👍👍

[@mdsmithcomics]

Great list…I’ve seen all but two, but was familiar with them. Definitely gets me in the mood to rewatch some. Have you ever seen “The Final Terror”?

[@honestreviewer7788]

Im a massive hororhound and have seen all of these. But you pulled some GOOD deepcuts for this list. Well done my friend

[@cobwebschannel]

Much appreciated! 🤘🏼

[@A.P-w2r]

I seen 7 out of 10 love and miss the 80s remember sneaking out after 3rd period to see “The FunHouse” downtown Chicago had 6 movie theaters the Chicago theater, the state lake, the Woods, the McVickers,the Oreintal,and the united artists all in a two block radius each showing 2 to 3 movies for either .99 cents or 1.50 at the most man I truly miss the the 1980s

[@MontagTheMagician]

The Initiation is a Dallas movie. The "mall" is called the Dallas Market Center, it's actually a distribution center for people who own stores in malls. It's still there but anybody cannot just walk in, you have to have a badge.

[@btetschner]

x Going to watch Blast from the Past tonight! x Added The Initiation and The Funhouse to my May Watchlist!

[@cobwebschannel]

Oh man, I hope you love Blast from the Past!! Such a special movie to me.

[@jasonsturges3540]

WitchBoard was Underrated. So was Deadly Friend.

[@cobwebschannel]

Yeah! I like those movies, especially Deadly Friend.

[@vorhees2093]

New to the channel. Enjoyed the video a lot. Own 7 out the 10. You could definitely make a part 2 to this video

[@OhItsRoodie]

Great list! I love Just Before Dawn. It was filmed at a state park close to me!

[@michaelbarclay5016]

We watched My Bloody Valentine and couldn’t stop with the “Pick Your Friends” jokes; Pick Your Friends Wisely, Pick Your Friends Carefully, etc.