The Prey (1983)

When I was younger I thought this movie was insufferable, all the nature footage and animal/insect closeup padding really turned me off... but Fast forward many years later to me watching this on a late spring afternoon in 2021 and I... really dug it? I vibed with the…

Ian West

I went in with incredibly low expectations and this turned out to be better than I anticipated so make of that what you will. It’s a blatant blatant rip-off of Friday the 13th but it has its moments. There are waaaaayyyyyy too many stock footage nature shots in between…

Tony the Terror

I love a good Friday the 13th ripoff. I wish I could say this was one.

Horror Syndrome

#SlasherSaturday Not my typical speed for a slasher, but the end is deranged enough for a mild recommendation. It’s slow paced (with gobs of b-roll to pad the runtime) and it’s not particularly gory when it comes to kills. The score definitely elevates the mood though and…

Kevflix And Chill

This is the third movie that I have reviewed titled Prey. This Prey is not the best or the worst Prey I’ve seen. Although it’s the most forgettable 😆 I really loved the early 80s camping experience. The baddie is actually pretty cool too.  Slasher Saturday 

BenGrayeyard

What’s up with Arrow releasing 80s slashers that have the best plots, for instance... six campers are stalked and killed off one by one by a ghoulish man looking for alittle love... (aren’t we all dude) it sounds like the usual slasher we all get hyped up for, but the movie…

c h r i s

This slow paced "nature slasher" is just as soothing as it is dry. Loads of beautiful wilderness shots and slow building tension amongst an uneasy atmosphere. It's your standard "Friday the 13th lite" backwoods affair that trudges along like documentary about wildlife.…

belial_carboni

"It's not human, and it's got an axe!" Spoiler alert: It is human, and it's got an axe for about 30 seconds... Total slasher comfort watch for me. I get the complaints about the pacing and the excessive nature and animal footage but I find it to be kind of peaceful, not…

FakeVoorhees

Was the relentless boredom this inspired worth it for the truly bleak and unearned misogyny of its final moments? Who cares?

matt lynch