5 '90s Horror Movies That Don't Hold Up

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The horror genre is so thrilling because every year, more and more releases come out that feature strong performances, interesting concepts, and filmmaking decisions that feel interesting, artistic, and elevated. When reflecting back on every decade, some might say that the '90s wasn't a time of excellent and well-made scary films. But it's still possible to find some gems within this time period, from Scream (1996) to Jacob's Ladder (1990).

Since '90s horror movies are famous for having corny moments and cheesy dialogue, it makes sense that some scary films aren't as good as others. These horror movies from the decade of morning cartoons and scrunchies don't hold up as well when watched today.

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Slumber Party Massacre III is the final installment in the trilogy, coming after 1982's Slumber Party Massacre and 1987's Slumber Party Massacre II. Each movie features a group of teenage girls who are, as the title suggests, having a sleepover, with Jackie Cassidy (Keely Christian) looking forward to hosting a sleepover in the third film.

The movie has a lot of horror movie tropes, including «Sex equals death» as Juliette (Lulu Wilson) sleeps with Ken Whitehouse (Brittain Frye) and is then murdered. The reveal of Ken being the movie's villain is problematic as Ken was abused by his uncle when he was younger, and the movie doesn't approach this topic carefully. The overall concept also feels sexist.

One of the worst teen horror movies, Buffy The Vampire Slayer is a '90s film that doesn't hold up well, as current audiences will want more from the story and characters. When compared to the TV series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, this version of Buffy Summers offers up little to get excited about. TV