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losthavenmine · 6 months

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Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)

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goryhorroor · 4 months

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good (and maybe questionable) boys & girls of horror cinema

#toby from friday the 13th viii: jason takes manhattan #stanley from it comes at night #sam from i am legend #harry from amityville horror #cujo from cujo #barney from gremlins #chips from dawn of the dead #buzz from poltergeist #nanook from the lost boys #beast from the hills have eyes #sugar from crawl #thor from bad moon #precious from the silence of the lambs #jed from the thing #jason from a nightmare on elm street 4: dream master #sparky from frankenweenie #ducky from the beyond #lester from halloween #jangers from tucker & dale vs evil #handsome from mama #bugsy from the babadook #zero from a nightmare before christmas #gonk from elvira: mistress of darkness #baron from the conjuring 2 #warren from insidious 3 #rosie from krampus #shadow from dont breathe & dont breathe 2 #scraps from corpse bride #sam from dog soldiers #davie from demons 2

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junkfoodcinemas · 9 months

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Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010)

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lonelyzarquon · 9 months

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Alan Tudyk as Tucker TUCKER & DALE VS EVIL (2010) dir. Eli Craig

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frankehstein · 3 months

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Oh hidy-ho officer, we've had a doozy of a day. There we were minding our own business, just doing chores around the house, when kids started killing themselves all over my property!

TUCKER AND DALE VS. EVIL (2010) dir. Eli Craig

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haveyouseenthishorrormovie · 5 months

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SUMMARY: Affable hillbillies Tucker and Dale are on vacation at their dilapidated mountain cabin when they are mistaken for murderers by a group of preppy college students.

Edit: the mod forgot to say earlier but this is probably her favourite horror comedy, she loves it dearly.

#tucker and dale vs evil (2010)#horror comedy #2010s #united states #north american movie #movies #poll #mod rec

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fanofspooky · 26 days

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Horror movies of 2010

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i-drop-level-one-loot · 6 months

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You watch slasher movies? I haven't done so in years (much to my disappointment), got any recommendations, classics, popular, underrated, anything really?

I knew I hadn't watched them in a long time, but it wasn't till I had to try and write something based on classic slashers, that I realized how long its been since I consumed that kind of content.

My only plan so far is that I need to watch The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Alright, Pandora, it depends on your tastes, and what you look for in a "slasher" ❤️

As you may remember, I fucking love the OG the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and when I got pretty bad last month emotionally I watched it on repeat for two weeks straight. However, if you go in for a regular slasher film you will be disappointed. The first movie is incredible, focusing on amazing shots and atmosphere for nearly the entire first half. It's less of a slasher as we would come to know the genre, and more of an artistic film centered around the horrors of humanity. The series is a wonderful mess of multiple timelines and little continuity, but the sequels better fit the slasher archetype. The best sequel (imo) is the one directly after the first, and it's a black comedy slasher, focusing more on the kills.

Now, slashers ❤️

If you're a nerd and want to experience the slasher history, then before Halloween (which still holds up) there was Black Christmas, and before that the Town that Dreaded Sundown.

The Town that Dreaded Sundown is based off a true serial killer, and unlike TCM which is loosely inspired by Ed Gein, a lot of the kills (except the trombone scene) are based on actual murders, with his mask accurate to the only real world survivor's testimony of her assault. It's very slow pace, and with how desensitized we are as a society you might find it boring, but if you ever get a phonecall from Ghostface, then you have to know the Town that Dreaded Sundown. Fun fact, his mask also inspired Jason's mask from Friday the 13th part 2!

Black Christmas is awesome! I'd recommend it more than Sundown, because of pacing, characters, acting, and overall atmosphere. I love my second wave feminism horror (Stepford Wives (mwah)), and it did a lot better with it's feminist themes than the loose remake from 2019 that tried to be intentionally feminist (ignore the 2006 remake entirely, so bad, so lame, so gross). It did the first person perspective of the killer nearly four years before Halloween's iconic opening. It introduced the idea of the final girl, but she wouldn't become a sexually repressed younger woman until Halloween solidified the trope. It has some great kills that still hold up, and Billy is iconic. I really feel the only reason why he isn't more well known in non-horror spaces is because he doesn't have a mask or outfit that can be replicated and sold in Spirit.

After that we have our most well known slashers, and they're popular for good reason ❤️

A Nightmare on Elm St, Friday the 13th, and Halloween spawned sequels that spiraled off into varying degrees of madness, but still have fun moments.

After the success of Friday the 13th (and the realization of the franchise-ability of slashers) there were a lot of slashers that tried to capture the money magic of the first few success stories. Not all of them were great, but a few notable slashers imo are My Bloody Valentine and the Dentist.

Although Candyman is often lumped in with slashers, like the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the first movie is more than a traditional slasher. I recommend the first one as a beautiful love story about the horrors of American racism. It's score is still incredible, the behind the scenes are so interesting, and Tony Todd is absolutely beautiful. Such an amazing actor. (Not so) Fun fact: Tony Todd said in the behind the scenes that there originally was a romantic scene where Helen proclaimed her love for Candyman, but they were forced to cut it, because "they were okay with a tall, black man covered in bees.. but, mm, when it came to a kiss, or something like that, it was a little bit too risque..." ( :/ )

(Please please please watch Candyman)

Then the best, or worst (depending on your views), thing happened to the genre; Scream.

One of the best slashers there is, it isn't the first self referential, meta horror (see Wes Craven's New Nightmare), but it did change the slasher genre for a very long time. It was a revival for the genre, since it was declining in popularity by the early 90s. However, post Scream horror was very meta. See Chucky's personality changing from the occasional funny quip, to Bride of Chucky levels of silly (still love him tho). Of the terrible horror trying to copy Scream, I'd recommend Urban Legend over I Know What You Did Last Summer. It was a shame, just how silly a lot of scary movies got back then, trying to be as smart and self aware as Scream was.

But my favorite (outside of Scream) meta horror slasher film is Behind the Mask: the Rise of Leslie Vernon ❤️ took meta to a whole new level, mockumentary style, a camera crew follows a wannabe slasher killer explaining how to be a slasher icon.

I've watched too many slashers to remember all of them right now, but if you want really meta black comedies, Tucker and Dale vs Evil isn't a slasher but a loving joke on the genre, and the Final Girls made me laugh and cry like a little bitch.

A lot of slashers since the late 90s have drifted closer to the black comedy sub genre. Killers that kill for the sake of killing are often B-rated blood fests, that can be great for mindless fun but not so great for box office gains, especially in our current horror renaissance. Slashers don't fit in to the current horror culture. Serial killers aren't scary for desensitized audiences, and the mindless gore expectations set by older slasher films have created a pretty specific genre setup and pay off (dumb people who only exist to die get brutally murdered). It either has to be B-rated mindless fun (Laid to Rest 1 and 2 had terrible camera work and directing, making even incredible actors like Lena Headey feel lackluster, but the practical effects are so impressive I'd recommend it just for the blood and guts (and bewbs)), or comedic (the Hatchet series has great cameos, genuine laughs, and more impressive practical effects, but with good cinematography and directing (still bewbs)). Slashers that don't lean in to how ridiculous the concept of slashers are and try to take themselves seriously often end up falling short, either creating boring killers with no personality or trying to force a plot into a generic slasher shaped hole.

This does include most remakes of slasher movies, as a lot of slashers were remade in the early 2000's with less interesting characters to be killed off by the slashers. The remake of Candyman was an exception, because even though it wasn't as good as the original, it did go back to it's non slasher roots, learning from the mistake that was the third Candyman.

TLDR:

Non slashers that are considered slashers because of the slasher sequels/iconic murderers:

the Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Candyman

Child's Play

Best Precursor to the genre:

Black Christmas

Popular Classics:

Halloween

Friday the 13th

a Nightmare on Elm St

Pre 90's Slashers that I recommend:

The Dentist

Sleepaway Camp (it's divided on whether it's problematic or interesting representation)

Alice, Sweet Alice

My Bloody Valentine

Post 90's meta commentary/black comedy:

Scream

Behind the Mask: the Rise of Leslie Vernon

Hatchet

The Final Girls

Tucker and Dale vs Evil

There are obviously a lot more, but these are a few off the top of my head ❤️

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spookytuesdaypod · 1 year

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a cigarette in one hand and an inhaler in the other it’s actually giving iconic pussy boss slay behavior sorry

#tucker and dale vs evil #jesse moss #spooky tuesday

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cronennerd · 2 years

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Horror Hunks for Pride Month (8/30): Tyler Labine as Dale Dobson in Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010)

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awellrespectedcavetroll · 7 months

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It’s been ten years and I’m tired of waiting, where’s my Tucker & Dale Vs. Evil sequel? I don’t even care what the story is; Tucker & Dale Vs. The Laundry, I’ll watch it.

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goryhorroor · 2 years

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horror sub-genres • horror comedy

horror-comedy is a hybrid that deliberately provokes an emotional shift from terror, suspense, or dread to hilarity. in comedy-horror—its relative—a playful tone predominates, but it is undercut by horrific or startling events or effects.

#horror sub-genres #horror comedy #horror #horror movies #dead snow #what we do in the shadows #abbott and costello meet frankenstein #shaun of the dead #freaky #the final girls #tucker & dale vs evil #vampire in brooklyn #ghostbusters #scary movie #filmedit #horroredit #moviesedit #cinema #tw:blood

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junkfoodcinemas · 1 year

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Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010)

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sp0o0kylights · 10 months

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Q: Why wasn’t there an Adopt a Jock (lol I wrote this as Adopt a Joke. Sorry Steve.) update this week? (slash sevenish days Idk time is dumb)

A: It was Steddie Big Bang Time! I am so excited to work with both my artists, and REALLY fricken excited to finally be able to give ya’ll a snippet.

They mention Hopper’s death here but its pre S4, they don’t know he’s actually alive.

Eddie

"Tonight is a good night for the other guy, not me, to die."

--What We Do In The Shadows

A scenario for you to ponder:

You are trapped in the dead police chief's cabin. With you are your three best friends, your life-long gay crush, and several children, one of which is supposedly telekinetic.

Maybe two.

You're not sure because one of the demonic plant-penis dogs prowling around in packs outside gave you a concussion.

You have two options available to you.

Option One) you and your loser friends hunker down with your hands over your ears while Mr. Sexy Chest and the children figure a way out.

This option has the highest chance of you and your besties surviving, unscathed.

Option Two) You tell Mr. Sexy Chest that you know how to hotwire cars and can likely get the police truck outside running in an ill fated attempt at impressing his very straight (and very firm) ass.

This option has the biggest chance of you dying, a virgin sacrifice to the monsters in the woods like every horror movie idiot known to man.

Eddie Munson, elbow deep in wires, cursed himself for being a very stupid man.

"Can I just say, for the record, that this is really dumb?" He huffed, wiping sweat off his brow with the back of his hand.

The truck had clearly been sitting here since the old man had died. Likely before then, because Eddie had taken one look at the wires underneath the steering wheel and knew immediately the engine was going to need some work before he even bothered trying to wake her.

Steve, who had a hip rested against the truck, turned to look over his shoulder, down at where Eddie was ducked under the raised hood. "You can but it won't make you feel better."

"Great." Eddie said, planting both hands on either side of the engine.

Fucking truck.

Fucking--monsters, and the military and Steve Harrington holding a bloody bat with nails in it casually, like guarding Eddie’s back while he stole a cop car was just a casual Tuesday to him.

It probably was, considering all Eddie had heard.

"Does it help any if I tell you this is actually one of our better plans, and not just because we usually don't get to spend a lot of time on them?" Steve said it like a peace offering, instead of the absolute insanity it sounded like.

Eddie sighed. "No Steve, it doesn't."

"I didn't think it would.” Steve replied and from the corner of his eye, Eddie watched him rub his nose. “It is a little funny though."

He looked like he was trying to hold back a smile, like he somehow actually found them having spent a solid two hours coming up with a plan to be hilarious, and if it didn’t make his entire being glow brighter than the dumb yellow sweater he was wearing, Eddie would have cursed him out.

"God I hate how cute you are." Eddie muttered instead, sticking his head back in the engine. If he could just connect this one wire-!

Then his brain caught up with his mouth.

‘Oh my god I can’t believe I just said that out loud.

"What?" Steve asked, confused, and oh, thank god.

“I said I hated how cut up the wires are. Hand me some of that black tape would you?” Eddie said, sticking his hand up, thanking every deity he could think of that his mouth hadn’t managed to out him.

He’d gotten too far in this backwards, hick town to get murdered now.

Muttered angrily to himself under his breath as he continued to do his best to get Hopper’s old clunker up and running.

He wasn’t sure how this guy had the thing going for as long as he did, but as far as Eddie could tell?

The truck ran on magic and well-wishes, both of which they were fresh out of.

“Come on, come on…” Eddie coaxed, as he finally managed to successfully splice and tape the two wires he’d been fiddling with together.

It wasn’t a solid fix, but it should be enough to get them out of here.

"Dude it's okay. If you're like--freaked out." Steve said abruptly, and where the hell had that come from!?

Eddie slammed his wrench down on the edge of the truck, standing up from the bent over crouch he’d been in so he could face Harrington.

"Steve,” He deadpanned, “I think anyone who isn’t freaked out by all this has something wrong with them."

He got a defensive look in return. "I'm just saying! It's normal! You don't have to brave face it or anything, we've all collectively had a lot of breakdowns over this."

He just got a stare in return.

For a brief second he thinks maybe Steve is bringing up last night. That he’s suddenly returned to his King Shit status, rubbing it in Eddie’s face how he’d had not just one breakdown when the demodogs attacked but another one later, when all the adrenaline had left him with nothing but mounting anxiety and panic.

Except when Steve turns to look at him his face isn’t mocking at all, and--oh.

Oh.

Steve, Eddie realized with abrupt clarity, was giving Eddie the speech he wishes someone had given him.

This wasn't another weird language game or that fake-nice thing people did where they act friendly to get an up front show of Eddie’s weirdness, just to make fun of him later for it.

This is honestly. Plain and simple.

Eddie doesn’t know what to do with it.

“Thanks.” He manages, voice now quiet. “That’s…thanks.”

Steve looks away again, rubbing the back of his neck and god, where was this Steve Harrington in high school? Yeah Eddie had seen glimpses of him in his senior year but what about all the years prior?

The guy before him in jeans and a yellow sweater gave off sad single mother vibes so hard Eddie felt an urge to hug him until all the bullshit went away.

Except the bullshit wasn’t just the seven annoying freshmen, but also crazy monsters and shit.

“She uh, she should run now.” Eddie said awkwardly, tapping the car as he turned to remove the few tools he and Steve had managed to scrounge up. “I won’t turn her on until we’re ready to go though, because we’re boned if we turn her off.”

Steve snorted at that, mouthing “boned” at him and Eddie gave a feral grin in response. Stepped into his space, because how could he not, and clapped Steve on a sweater-clad shoulder.

“Get the kiddos, Stevie. We’ve got an eagle to fly us out of Mordor.”

#this is very unedited #steddie #well this part is pre steddie #this one gets there faster than my normal for once #probably bc the whole things a one shot #hellfire joins the party #steve harrington #eddie munson #theyre stuck in Hop's cabin right now #this is very heavily based off of various comedy horror movies and books #predominantly John Dies at the End series #But also cabin in the woods evil dead tucker and dale vs evil #all the good stuff #also backrooms starcourt but thats later #right now its just eddie cursing life itself as he gets sucked into this shit

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neganessie · 21 days

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