hey Yea Forums, watching Prom Night
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one of the original 1970s slashers, was Jamie Lee Curtis the best scream queen ever? let's discuss 1970s scream queens ITT
Hey Yea Forums, watching Prom Night
Luis Ortiz
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David Reyes
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Joseph Ortiz
awooooo
Alexander Parker
Now playing Prom Night(1980)
>At a high school senior prom, a masked killer stalks four teenagers who were responsible for the accidental death of a classmate six years previously
Leslie Nielsen
Jamie Lee Curtis
Benjamin Ramirez
this is relevant to my interests
Nathaniel Lee
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Leo Peterson
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Tyler Powell
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Tyler Barnes
Movie is good, come watch it everyone.
James Martin
Camden Davis
kino ending
Alexander Myers
damn i missed it?
Josiah James
tales of the crypt now
Michael Morgan
tales from the crypt playing now
Adrian James
you should watch prom night 2.
it's not better by any means but it's really fun to watch
Jose Adams
Watch with us. You're literally not doing anything better
Joseph Moore
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Isaiah Cooper
are you afraid of the dark coming up
Xavier Gray
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Adrian King
bumping
Nathan Johnson
goosebumps now, get in here
Lucas Baker
Jayden Gonzalez
fun times
Noah Stewart
monsters playing now, come doot with us
Leo Campbell
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Carter Brooks
tales from the crypt again
Sebastian Allen
There weren't many slasher films in the 70's (aside from Halloween and Friday the 13th). The genre didn't really gain any traction until the 80's when it exploded.
Robert Diaz
do Hills Have Eyes and Texas Chainsaw Massacre count as slashers?
someone said slashers started with Blood and Black Lace in the 1960s, but I've heard other titles called " The first slasher"
you're right about the 1980s being the genre's heyday tho, 1990s-00s-2010s slashers just don't feel right
Ethan Turner
ok
Ethan Collins
I'm 58 so I was in high school during the late 70's and was the target demographic for the film. ( though to young to have seen the theater release of the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" . The first film that was widely considered a "slasher" at the time was Halloween. But that is only my experience.
Luke Flores
Orgy of the Dead coming up
Oliver Johnson
that's so awesome, i think the 70s and 80s seemed like the coolest time to be a high school kid, the muscle cars, slim qt's, cool rock music et al
re slashers, i think you're right generally, of course scholarly nitpickers are going to quibble about stuff, but in general i can see Halloween being the first slasher, I've heard it was the first to be shot from the killers POV as well
John Richardson
MORE GOLD! MORE GOLD! HAHAHAHA!
Alexander Barnes
It was actually. it was a pretty carefree time. We had the coolest toys that you could maim yourself with. Saturday Night Fever was the first R-rated film I attended legally after turning 17 ( went with 3 of my friends that all had birthdays the month it released ) FM radio was king , listening to American Top 40 every Saturday Morning then Watching American bandstand Saturday at noon. Staying up and watching the Midnight Special on Friday nights. Watching the highly irreverent and raunchy Saturday Night Live premiere. Seeing "JAWS" during it's first run.. Seeing "A New Hope" it's first run. Being absolutely terrified by "Alien"...but I digress.
Liam Scott
dude it's awesome hearing about it, i have to go now as it's 3am here but if you're still around check out this retro video for one of my favorite songs, the editor used authentic footage from the 1970s
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take care m80
Bentley Rodriguez
Very well done and spot on. I never did skateboard and we rode bikes everywhere.
Landon Ross
Have you seen Prom Night 2 (1987)?
Dominic Bennett
There was also Prom Night 3 (1990).