No, “The Final Weekend” is not the name of a slasher movie (that I’m aware of, but maybe it should be). It’s here, folks. We made it (almost). The last weekend of Summer of Slash 2017. I’m proud of you. Take a deep breath, chug the last of your whiskey, and get ready for one … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: The Final Weekend
Thanks to Rob G. of Shock Waves, this gem of a Chuck Norris film was brought to my attention. Silent Rage is about a genetically altered psychopath who, thanks to science, can’t be killed. Norris plays Dan Stevens, the sheriff of the town (with Stephen Furst as his deputy, Charlie). Together with Sheriff Dan’s lover, Alison … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: Silent Rage
We’re dipping into the video nasties once again for an Abel Ferrara classic: The Driller Killer. This movie was first brought to my attention when we talked about the Arrow Video Blu-ray release (which you can buy below). It was the first time I’d ever heard of Abel Ferrara. And to be honest, we mocked it … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: The Driller Killer
Again, we have a new discovery for me. I’m excited to watch this one tonight if not for the killer’s attire alone. I love a creepy-costumed killer (i.e. Harry Warden from My Bloody Valentine), and WWII fatigues will get the job done. Fun fact: The Prowler was shot on location in the oceanside town of Cape … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: The Prowler
Most of us know that this 90s teen scream is an adaptation from the 1973 Lois Duncan novel of the same name. But did you know there was an urban legend long before this lovely YA novel? It’s first known publication was in the advice column “Dear Abby:” Dear Abby: If you are interested in … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: I Know What You Did Last Summer
Fair warning, if you have some sort of weird mannequin phobia then you probably haven’t watched one of my all time favorite movies, Mannequin. You probably haven’t watched today’s SoS installment either: Tourist Trap. Just to torture you more, here are a bunch of creepy mannequins I found on the internet.
aka The Girl Who Knew Too Much, Mario Bava’s Evil Eye is considered the first giallo film. It’s entertaining. And it stars two of the most beautiful people in the world:John Saxon and Leticia Roman. The whole time I was watching this I kept thinking: My God. If these two fornicated, they would have the … More #SummerOfSlash 2017: Evil Eye
