Halloween II

This horror classic introduces Freddy Krueger, a sinister figure who terrifies teens in their dreams. Like Halloween II, the film blends supernatural elements with slasher thrills, making for a similarly frightening experience.

A self-aware horror movie that revitalized the slasher genre by combining whodunit mystery with intense scares. Audiences who enjoy the masked killer trope of Halloween II will relish Scream's modern twist.

A quintessential slasher film that follows a group of counselors who are stalked and murdered at a summer camp. Fans of Halloween II will appreciate the similar tension and horror that arises from a relentless killer.

A film that helped define the slasher genre and follows a group of friends who fall prey to a family of cannibals. Viewers who enjoy the relentless chase and survival elements of Halloween II will find this film equally compelling.

A cult classic that follows young teens at a summer camp with a killer on the loose. Its twist ending and shocking moments are sure to delight someone looking for the suspense and shock value found in Halloween II.

A slasher flick with a unique setting in a mining town, where a Valentine's Day dance prompts a killing spree. Fans of Halloween II's holiday-themed horror will find My Bloody Valentine's backdrop and scares eerily festive.

Considered one of the earliest influences on the slasher genre, this film centers around a sorority house plagued by a mysterious killer during the holiday season. Like Halloween II, the film's chilling atmosphere will draw in those who appreciate a good holiday horror.

A lesser-known slasher gem that features a killer in World War II G.I. gear terrorizing a small town. If the high tension and jump scares of Halloween II captured your attention, The Prowler will keep you on edge.