Delusion (1981) Review

A slow-burning psychological slasher with a creepy mansion, family secrets and a deliciously twisted final act.

Intruder (1989) Review

A killer goes on a bloody rampage in a supermarket in this outrageously good slasher.

Bigfoot, aliens, zombies, and cultists collide in this madcap film.

A confounding curio from the ’80s slasher boom: slow, eerie, and dreamlike, with a mystery it refuses to solve.

George Eastman's towering cannibal steals the show in this grubby, slow-burning Video Nasty.

A creepy slice of proto-slasher weirdness where the conversations are endless but the payoff is surprisingly brutal.

A madman, plagued by nightmares, is released from a mental asylum...with predictable consequences.

A woman locked in the London Underground overnight finds herself at the mercy of a deformed freak.

Watch a series of cursed video tapes in this rough and ready anthology.

Teenage girls, cheesy dialogue, and oversized murder weapons - Clock Tower gets slasher simplicity right.