Slashers

Synopsis

Slashers is a horror-thriller film released in 2001, featuring Sarah Joslyn Crowder in a tense and chilling story of survival. The film centers around a group of characters trapped in a deadly game where masked killers lurk in the shadows, relentlessly pursuing their victims. As the intense cat-and-mouse chase unfolds, the survivors must confront their deepest fears and fight to stay alive in a nightmarish scenario. With suspenseful sequences and an eerie atmosphere, Slashers explores themes of terror, trust, and human resilience against inexplicable brutality, delivering a gripping experience for fans of slasher horror.

Cast

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  Sarah Joslyn Crowder

  Megan Lowry

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  Tony Curtis Blondell

  Devon White

• Kieran Keller

  Michael Gibbons

• Jerry Sprio

  Rick Fisher

• Carolina Pla

  Rebecca Galley

• Sofia de Medeiros

  Brenda Thompson

Reviews

Critics have had mixed to negative reactions to Slashers, with the film holding a 20% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating generally unfavorable reviews. Many reviewers criticized its derivative plot and lack of originality, pointing out that it adheres to many slasher clichés without bringing fresh ideas to the genre. For instance, some critics from horror review websites noted that the film struggles with pacing and relies heavily on predictable jump scares rather than building genuine suspense. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 5.5/10 from user reviews, showing a more divided opinion among audiences; some appreciated the gore effects and the nostalgic slasher vibe, while others found performances and dialogue weak. The film did not receive a Metacritic score, reflecting its limited impact in mainstream critical circles. Overall, Slashers is often regarded as a formulaic entry appealing mainly to dedicated slasher enthusiasts looking for straightforward horror rather than a nuanced or innovative thriller.