Slashers from the 2000's
 

Hey guys, could you post as many slashers as you know? I just want to see how much I've seen and my memory sucks so I can't remember all the titles :D The reason why I ask about newer slashers is because I've seen so many "old" ones and I watch as much movies as I can, but it's hard to hear about all new titles coming out. No need for info, I just google the names :)
Please don't say "read the top of the 2000's" because that's not only slashers, which I am interested in right now

Leslie Vernon

Heck yes. Behind the Mask is great. Also check out Amer, which is a recent giallo film.

Fritt vilt aka Cold Prey 1 & 2

Liked the sequel bit more than the original. Last year its third entry got released which is a prequel story of the original but turned out pretty average & disappointing in compare to the first 2 parts. So skip the 3rd part.

Hatchet
Hatchet Part 2
Boogeyman Part 2
Valentine
Wrong Turn
Cry Wolf
Stay Alive
Black Christmas


Hope that helps!

Do Cry Wolf and Wrong Turn really count as slashers?

Sleepless aka Non Ho Sonno

You're right about Wrong Turn, but Cry Wolf is definitely a slasher.

Maybe you're thinking of Wolf Creek not being a slasher?

Thank you so much guys :)
Now I have alot to check out this weekend!

No im thinking about Cry Wolf. When you look at it as a whole and not just the events leading up, to me at least it doesnt seem like a slasher.

SPOILERS: Since in the end it was revealed that it was all just a game and no one died except for the girl in the beginning and Bon Jovi, to me that makes it not a slasher. But if you just judge it by how the movie presents itself leading up to that point then yeah it is a slasher. Its an opinion of perception i guess.END OF SPOILERS

I'm probably just thinking too far into it so yeah it can count as a slasher.

Gutterballs and Laid To Rest are two I dug from this era.

Amusement, Dead Silence & All The Boys Love Mandy Lane.

Triangle can be termed as a slasher with a twist.

I really like gialli, but I didn't care too much for Amer. And I don't think it's a giallo film. I believe it was made in France? But I could be wrong?