Slasher/Stalker movies were in full swing in the 1980’s.
Several films came out on 1981 including the first sequels for “Halloween” and “Friday
the 13th”. One film that came out that year that was not a sequel
was “My Bloody Valentine”. This was a Canadian film that proved that the
slasher premise isn’t as easy to pull off as it may seem. Even though it has a
huge cult following, I am not a fan (although the remake is enjoyable). “My
Bloody Valentine” tries too hard by naming the town Valentine Bluffs and having
the killing spree happen each Valentine’s Day if there is a dance held. The
acting is painful, worse than any that you would even see in a “Friday the 13th”
film. The make-up effects are horrid and unbelievable, and the killing scenes
are not entertaining. It’s boring, lame, and took effort to sit through the
entire thing. It’s all about a myth about a trapped miner who seeks revenge
after almost dying in a mining accident, a love triangle, and lots of killing
of innocent people. I suggest you skip this version and just watch the remake
if you have to.
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