Halloween H20: 20 Years Later

With a plot centered around teens being stalked by a relentless killer, I Know What You Did Last Summer offers suspense and mystery akin to the Halloween franchise, and would grip any Halloween H20: 20 Years Later aficionado.

A Nightmare on Elm Street presents a nightmarish scenario with Freddy Krueger infiltrating the dreams of teenagers, providing slasher fans with another iconic serial killer and a unique supernatural twist.

Scream revitalized the slasher genre in the mid-'90s, much like Halloween did in the '70s. Fans of Halloween H20: 20 Years Later will appreciate the smart and self-aware approach to horror, complete with a masked killer and a strong final girl.

Another cornerstone of the slasher genre, Friday the 13th offers a deadly villain at a summer camp. Spectators who enjoy the thrills and chills of Halloween H20: 20 Years Later will find the similar high-stakes survival aspect appealing.

For those who appreciate the relentless tension and gritty feel of Halloween H20: 20 Years Later, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre delivers with its own brand of terror and a menacing figure in Leatherface.

The Faculty offers a '90s horror-sci-fi blend where students suspect their teachers are aliens. While not a traditional slasher, it shares the late '90s vibe and teen-centric focus similar to Halloween H20: 20 Years Later.

Urban Legend taps into the slasher formula with a modern twist by having its killer base the murders on well-known urban legends, appealing to fans looking for a clever premise intertwined with horror.

Hush provides a contemporary and intense take on the home-invasion subgenre that will resonate with audiences who appreciate the combination of suspense and resourceful survival seen in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later.