Night School 1981 Slasher Movie Review — A Cult Classic Slasher Film

Night School is a 1981 American slasher film directed by Ken Hughes, starring Rachel Ward in her film debut, Leonard Mann, and Drew Snyder. Centered on a series of brutal decapitation murders in Boston, Massachusetts, this classic horror film stands as a hidden gem within the 1980s slasher movie subgenre. Initially panned by critics and labeled a video nasty in England, Night School has since gained a dedicated cult following among horror enthusiasts.

In this horror film review, we explore the film's place in slasher movie history, its release impact, and why it remains relevant for fans of classic horror films and 80s slashers. Tune in to our detailed slasher movie review of Night School (1981) as we delve into its chilling atmosphere, memorable scenes, and cult status today.

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