The Top 10 Slasher Films

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My personal favorite slasher films. It sort of represents the series' they each are in, but I decided to pick individual movies.

10: Scream (1996)
9: Sleepaway Camp (1983)
8: Child's Play 2 (1990)
7: Children of the Corn (1984)
6: Black Christmas (1974)
5: Psycho (1960)
4: Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
3: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
2: Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982)
1: Halloween (1979)

Song: "Black Sunshine" by White Zombie

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  • Friday the 13th part 1, 2 and 4 are better then 3 I think. Friday the 13th 1980 should be first and Halloween second.

  • I think Texas Chainsaw Masacre should of been in Nightmare on elm st spot TCM is a much better movie the Nightmare on elm st but I do like how you put Halloween as 1# :)

  • yeah scream was a Joke Corpsy they where Crapy slasher films with no Scare Factor at all but good try there

  • @chism26 scream is not a joke its self aware which was a brilliant and very original concept and if didn't use any jokes or self awarness it would be just be another run of the mill slasher flick with no originality

  • scream shouldve been u higher but its your opinion, good choices!

  • the worst Zombie movie ever was Children shouldent play with dead things

  • Screams where a joke for the most part

  • Psycho is not quit a slasher movie I dont think

  • Candyman sucked and yes Halloween was way beter

  • Very good how ever friday the `13 was the bettere movie

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