The deaths are delightfully gruesome and inventive look for this killer to make excellent use of grocery store items as weapons. The overnight stock crew of a local grocery store finds themselves falling victim to an unseen killer in this highly infectious late ’80s slasher. Intruder – AMC+, Arrow Player, Pluto TV, Shudder, Tubi, Vudu Alone in the Dark mixes black humor with some solid tension and atmosphere, particularly in the second half.
Look for Donald Pleasence as the eccentric head of the asylum, too. Jack Palance and Martin Landau are having a ball as two members of the quirky psychopath quartet.
This cult slasher changes the formula, as it features four psychopaths who break out of their mental hospital during a blackout and target the family and home of their new doctor, Dr. As always, here’s where you can stream them this week.įor more Stay Home, Watch Horror picks, click here. This week’s streaming picks spotlight some hidden ’80s slasher gems that bring the fun while carving up a body count. So many that dozens flew under the radar for many, especially in the wake of the VHS boom. Thanks to the golden era of slashers from 1978-1984, there are hundreds of slasher films to satiate your bloodlust. Anyway, sorry for the paragraph, I'm just tired of hearing this "underground" vs "mainstream" discussion on every forum I'm on.Of the many horror subgenres, the slasher is one of the most popular and well-loved. If everyone started liking him, and he made it on the radio, I guarantee that people would start saying that he sold out lol. Twisted is talented, he raps fast and he has technical skill, but hes not "radio friendly" which is perfectly fine. Then people within the metal community bitch that the subgenres Metalcore and Deathcore are not "real" metal, but in reality there's nothing to complain about them either. I listen to metal too, and people say that its basically just noise. Some people want music about the struggle and how hard life is, while others want to hear about the financial gains from the struggle and how successful they are now. Some people want music they can relate to, while others want music they can party to. I don't like the radio and I make my fair share of Lil Wayne jokes lol, but I'm not gonna vilify others for listening to it. I've tried to introduce people to more "underground" artist and they will listen but then go right back to their radio stuff. I use to be the little hipster that ran around yelling "fuck the mainstream" but now I just don't care anymore. Just like Hopsin, Tech in his early days, and most other underground artist. That video though is the same thing that every underground artist says. I have a lot of artist I can relate to as well. If you can relate to him then thats great.
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