Rise and Fall of Slasher Movies | How Horror’s Deadliest Genre Burned Out скачать в хорошем качестве

Rise and Fall of Slasher Movies | How Horror’s Deadliest Genre Burned Out

Masked killers. Final girls. Blood-soaked summer camps and suburban streets where evil felt unstoppable. For decades, slasher movies didn’t just scare audiences—they defined horror. In this video, we explore the rise and fall of slasher movies, from their gritty beginnings in films like Psycho, Black Christmas, and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, to the explosive golden age of the 1980s with icons like Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger, and Leatherface. We’ll break down: How slasher films tapped into real-world fears Why the 1980s became the genre’s bloodiest era How sequels, copycats, and censorship led to burnout The impact of Scream and meta-horror And why slashers faded from the spotlight—only to haunt us again Were slasher movies truly killed by overexposure… or are they just waiting for the perfect moment to strike again? If you love horror history, deep dives, and classic slasher films, this one’s for you. 🔪 Subscribe for more horror breakdowns, movie analysis, and genre history. 🔥 Like, comment, and tell us your favorite slasher of all time.