9º – The Hitcher (Robert Harmon, 1986)
After escaping from an attempted murder of a man to whom he has taken a ride, a young man ends up encountering an insoluble ordeal when the man decides to pursue him in order to consummate his desire to kill him. Frantic, the work runs away from the traditional of the genre for the time, basing its plot on unappealing resolutions.
8º – My Bloody Valentine (George Mihalka, 1981)
In a small town in the United States, a legend of a serial killer strikes in the celebrations of Valentine’s Day, leaving part of the place distressed when some people decide to celebrate the date. The film gains its substance when the legend turns out to be true, putting several teenage students in danger. Good slasher option from the 1980s, ‘My Bloody Valentine’ draws on that typical movie atmosphere with small towns to take shape in their horror scenes show. Good story, a good villain and good horror scenes make this movie essential for the horror fan.
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