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Don't understand the low rating here! This movie was incredible funny. Not very scary though but there was so many nice comments and the acting was superb and characters was so funny. Cult movie deluxe and I have seen tons of movies.

Slash is a horror film of the slasher/comedy subgenres. It was directed by Neal Sundström and written by Stephen Ronald Francis, Gus Silber and Charles Sapadin. It was produced by New Africa Media Films, Rapidphase and Wild Coast Film Pty. Ltd and released in the Netherlands on July 18th, 2002. It premiered on home video in the United States on August 26th, 2003. Slash stars James O'Shea as Mac, the lead singer of a rock and roll band called Slash who learns that his aunt has passed away and he must return to the home he grew up at to attend the funeral. The group's tour bus breaks down at the family farm and they quickly discover that a serial killer is on the loose collecting blood.

Cast

Actor Role Adam Woolf Young Mac Danny Keough Jethro Milan Murray Karen Guy Raphaely Ray Anton Vorster Killer Brett Goldin Carl David Dukas Rod Nina Wassung Candy James O'Shea Mac Zuleikha Robinson Suzie Craig Kirkwood Keith Neels Clasen Ian Nick Boraine Billy Bob Jocelyn Broderick Jesse Steve Railsback Jeremiah Michael Richard Preacher/Sheriff Melanie Merle Ornell Nadia Kretschmer Press agent Errol Ballentine Estate agent Notes & Trivia.

Very Boring and not innovative. Seen tons of movies with almost same plot and not scary at all. Old 70's and 80's horror movies still the best and these new movies goes in the same track

Alice (Maggie Q) is a rationally minded sleep doctor, who is forced to abandon scientific reason when she meets a family being terrorised by a parasitic demon known as the nocnitsa which paralyses victims as they sleep.

Slumber was filmed at Home Farm in Kent and doubled as the Morgan family home. Production used exterior and interior shots at the location.

Additional external shots from Yorktown Heights, and Pound Ridge, New York.

I Really miss Corey Haim. I grew up in almost exactly the same timeframe. I think this is my favorite movie with him. Also Lisence To Drive, Lucas and of course Lost Boys. But this movie took me really by surprise and Nicole Eggert just looked amazing and sexy in this movie. Some of the few sex scene was so erotic and innocent it's art. And I think it was a low budget movie. And the plot was very good and simple. Simple is very often better than complex if it's executed wrong. These new movies they forget many things from back then. Film music was much better before and dialogue and the acting felt much more natural. Film location was as a nice dream back then. I don't understand why so many movies today use so boring location and very often in a boring town and grey building or house and inside it's not as colorful back in the 80 and 90's. And the camera filming much better back then also. I'm very sad about the kids that growing up today and must watch all theese crap Hollywood movies they makes today. There are of course some good movies though but very few.