Slasher Season 🔪

What’s the most overused horror trope that still works every single time? I’ll go: the killer coming back after you think they’re dead.

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Final Destination 5 has the best twist in the entire franchise

Gail always comes through at the last minute

John Kramer is the most interesting horror villain of the 2000s. Not the scariest, but the most interesting.

Tony Todd as William Bludworth across the franchise and his final appearance in Bloodlines is pure legend. ⚰️🖤 #FinalDestination

Rank these opening disasters by pure rewatch value: 1. Flight 180 (FD1) 2. Highway pile-up (FD2) 3. Roller coaster (FD3) 4. Race track (The Final Destination) 5. Bridge collapse (FD5) 6. Skyview Tower (Bloodlines)
 #FinalDestination

This part is always 🔥 to me!

Ok since everybody said GF is just human and he was an easy pick how about this: If you had to survive one killer tonight, who are you picking? Michael Myers Jason Voorhees Freddy Krueger All 15 Ghostfaces Art the Clown

Dewey should’ve survived Scream 5. The franchise lost something when he died and we all know it.

Rank the Scream openings from most brutal to least. No “they all slap” cop-outs. My ranking: 1. Scream 2. Scream 6 3. Scream 7 4. Scream 4 5. Scream 2 6. Scream 3 7. Scream 5 #Scream

Terrifier is doing more for practical gore and pure slasher energy right now than most of the legacy sequels. Respect to Art.

If you had to survive one killer tonight, who are you picking? Michael Myers Jason Voorhees Freddy Krueger Ghostface Art the Clown

Which era of slashers do you actually prefer? • 70s/80s (Halloween, Friday, Nightmare) • 90s/00s (Scream, I Know What You Did…) • 2010s–now (Scream 5–7, X, Terrifier, etc.)

It’s still spooky season in my head.

Halloween > Friday the 13th > Nightmare on Elm Street