Popcorn Pictures

Reviewing the best (and worst) of horror, sci-fi and fantasy since 2000

Slashers (2001)

Who needs Squid Game when you have Slashers? The world's first reality TV horror show where people have to survive being killed by maniacs.

Don't Open Till Christmas (1984)

Mean-spirited and grim British-made horror which does little to get you in the mood for the festive season.

Blood Relic (2005)

Dire low budget slasher set inside an aviation museum with a killer wearing a Top Gun-style aviator flight suit.

The Prey (1983)

With one of the best tag lines of the 80 - "It's not human and it's got an axe" comes backwoods slasher The Prey.

Shredder (2001)

00s throwback slasher set in an abandoned ski resort.

Pitchfork (2016)

Woeful attempt to create an 'iconic' new slasher villain is one of the worst films I've seen for some time.

Evil Laugh (1986)

Cheesy 80s slasher which has many similarities with Scream. Did Evil Laugh do the self-referential stuff first?

Graduation Day (1981)

One of the 'golden age of slashers' entries sees a killer offing the members of a school running team before graduation.

Halloween (1978)

One of the most landmark horror films ever made. It should need no grand introduction from any self-respecting film fan.