#proto slasher

[ladamarossa]

The Love Butcher (1975)

[garfphone]

proto slashers and the first true slasher..

also i realized i dont think the second image really fits mark but i really like the drawing so idgaf

[signalstatic]

working on a (personal) sticker sheet of peeping tom and was super proud of how this one came out

[esqueletosgays]

PSYCHO (1960)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cinematography: John L. Russell

[thenotoriousostrich]

A girlboss and her malewife

[doubtfultaste]

The Thrill Killers (1964)

[thevideodungeon]

A Bay of Blood (1971)

A giallo film so stylistically influential on the slasher subgenre that you can almost forget that it's from 1971. It's got all the stalking scenes through dynamically lit locations, gruesome gore, and of course, skinny dipping that you would expect to see a decade later, all in top form. The story though is still one that sticks to more traditional crime tropes, people dropping dead with a valuable inheritance on the line. If you're a fan of slashers or—gory—crime dramas, this is definitely one worth checking out.

7/10

[videoreligion]

Another Son of Sam (1977)