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Old 10-22-2016, 05:36 PM   #969
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Originally Posted by TrevorViking View Post
^ Yeah, the genre is very large, and includes a ton of the slasher type R rated stuff like you mention (and Jason is in the Friday the 13th series). But also hundreds of great G to PG-13 titles such as the classic Universal monsters, most Godzilla-type films, and even most modern horror releases are PG-13 to get more viewers.

More back on topic, thanks again for The Final Girls mention. Really enjoyed that free rental last night.
AnemicOak was the one who brought up the movie. I just helped get us

How could I have forgotten the name of Friday the 13th? That was certainly a classic.

I do wish that the slasher movies were considered a separate sub-genre (maybe some people do so consider it), so as to make a distinction. To me, there is a lot of difference between them and the monster movies and other ones that you mentioned. "Slasher" might be a good name for the subgenre, if it's not being used already . . . .

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