While it’s slowly paced and uses a lot of nature stock footage, The Prey is a decent, if unremarkable, slasher film with some solid gore.

Though a product of its time, 10 to Midnight mixes detective thriller, vigilante, and slasher movie elements to make something special.

While not the most compelling or intense horror film, The Final Terror is an interesting mix of slasher and survival elements.

With moments of well-staged suspense, a likable cast, and an intriguing story, The House on Sorority Row is more than your typical slasher.

Though a bit of a disjointed mess, Curtains is a nonetheless fascinating slasher with a creepy killer and an intriguing plot.

While not among the best giallo films, A Blade in the Dark has plenty of gruesome kills and stylish cinematography to keep fans happy.

With its memorable characters, unique kills, and homegrown feel, Sleepaway Camp is an underrated slasher classic that earns its cult status.

Thanks to a stellar cast of character actors, solid direction, dark humor, and a sense of dread, Alone in the Dark is an underrated gem.

Though light on characterization and originality, Madman stands out thanks to its creepy atmosphere, gruesome kills, and a great villain.

While its view of women is questionable, The New York Ripper is an excellent showcase of NYC sleaze with memorably gruesome kills.