List of Slasher episodes
Slasher is a Canadian horror anthology television series created by Aaron Martin which premiered on March 4, 2016 on Chiller. The series' licensing rights were purchased by Netflix in January 2017 and the following seasons were released exclusively via Netflix's web streaming service.[1] The second season was released on October 17, 2017.[2][3] In November 2020, the series was moved to Shudder for a fourth season.[4]
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As of May 29, 2019, 24 episodes of Slasher have been released, concluding the third season.
Series overview
| Season | Title | Episodes | Originally released | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First released | Last released | Network | |||||
| 1 | The Executioner | 8 | March 4, 2016 | April 15, 2016 | Chiller | ||
| 2 | Guilty Party | 8 | October 17, 2017 | Netflix | |||
| 3 | Solstice | 8 | May 23, 2019 | ||||
Episodes
Season 1: The Executioner (2016)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | US viewers (millions) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | "An Eye for an Eye" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | March 4, 2016 | 0.120[5] | |
| Sarah returns to Waterbury with her husband and journalist Dylan Bennett to stay at the house bought from realtor Robin Turner where Sarah's late parents Bryan and Rachel Ingram were murdered before her birth on Halloween by Tom Winston who concealed his identity with a medieval robe costume and a leather hood dubbed as "The Executioner" back in 1988. The second Executioner surfaces for the first time, chasing Sarah down her street that night. Following a suggestion from Tom after their first meeting, Sarah discovers a camcorder and illicit sex tapes her parents buried in their house, tapes that her neighbor Verna McBride discovered and takes them to her house. The Executioner ties down and dismembers Verna in her bedroom. During the second visit, Tom reveals to Sarah that the killer was targeting his victims who violated one of the seven deadly sins and that Verna's death of dismemberment was the biblical punishment for wrath. | |||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Digging Your Grave With Your Teeth" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | March 4, 2016 | 0.110[5] | |
| Sarah's grandmother, Brenda arrives at the house to stay with the couple until the killer is caught. While setting up her art gallery store, Sarah receives a package containing a severed human finger and a note; following Tom's suggestion that the note contains geographic coordinates, she discovered the remains of Verna's husband Peter in the woods and that his wife murdered him out of anger at his illicit affair with Rachel from one of her tapes. Lured out into an alley way by a severed power cable, Robin was attacked by the Executioner who injures him before he was rescued by a bystander. While Robin was recovering at the hospital, police deputy Cam Henry realizes that Robin's husband Justin was the killer's next victim. He attempted to report police chief Iain Vaughn at the house party but Justin dies after ingesting his cocaine laced with rat poison, serving as the punishment for his gluttony. The police arrest Heather Peterson who made verbal threats against Justin and Robin earlier, under suspicion behind the current murders. | |||||||
| 3 | 3 | "Like as Fire Eateth Up and Burneth Wood" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | March 11, 2016 | 0.067[6] | |
| Robin discovers from a lawyer that Justin had bribed money from his clients and stole their resident property from a family who died from oxygen toxicity from the house's propane heater after Justin move them out to another house without electricity and heating. En route while Sarah was driving out of town with Brenda, they swerve off the road to avoid a passing pickup truck and are forced to walk back to town by foot. In the woods, Brenda confesses her role in Ada Pavlovik's accident as a teen when she attempted to drop a cinder block on her former best friend Sonja who was driving in the car after her brief relationship with the town mayor Ronald Edwards. Fearing for her grandmother's safety, Sarah was separated from the latter who attempts to kill the Executioner but he captures Brenda and ties her to a cinder block and tosses it into the lake at a nearby boathouse. Brenda's drowning death, the punishment for her envy, prompts the police to release Heather from custody. | |||||||
| 4 | 4 | "As Water is Corrupted Unless It Moves" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | March 18, 2016 | 0.067[7] | |
| The police verify that the truck that ran off Sarah and Brenda belonged to Verna's nephew Trent. However, the latter was chased into a snake pit in the woods where he is killed by the Executioner as punishment for his sloth. Dylan interviews Tom in prison, under request from his boss Alison Sutherland and New York journalist Lisa-Ann Follows. Tom provides evidence to Dylan that suggests he has had a greater interest in Tom than he let on to Sarah. Cam's wife June confides to Sarah that she and Trent had an affair while they were EMT partners; she also explain to Sarah about Trent's encounter with Ariel Peterson, Heather's missing daughter who disappeared five years ago. But when Sarah observes the security camera footage, June was also involved with Trent before Ariel's disappearance. After comforting a hysterical Heather at the street, June was abducted at the church by the Executioner. She awakens in a cornfield naked, paralyzed with lidocaine attached to an IV, and covered in honey which attracts the animals that eat her alive. | |||||||
| 5 | 5 | "Ill-Gotten Gains" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | March 25, 2016 | 0.053[8] | |
| Cam and Sarah argue over suspicions each other have about the killer. Alison records her requested on-air interview with the Executioner who, in full costume, obliges at an abandoned foundry to publish the footage on live television. At the bar, she confides to Lisa-Ann that she fabricated evidence that tied Benny Peterson to his daughter's disappearance until the town pinned him responsible for the incident before he commits suicide. Sarah and Robin believed Cam's father and local pastor Alan was the killer and follows him to suspect his motives. The next day before heading to New York, Alison was abducted in her limo by the Executioner who takes her back to the foundry and decapitates her for her greed; her head is later found at the local restaurant's deep fryer. After acquiring the digital files of her parents' remaining sex tapes from Ronald, Sarah discovers that one of the videos featured a young Tom Winston. Meanwhile, Vaughn heads home to his basement where he has concealed Ariel inside with her son Jake. | |||||||
| 6 | 6 | "The One Who Sows His Own Flesh" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | April 1, 2016 | 0.076[9] | |
| Chief Vaughn abducts Ariel after June and Trent left her behind on the road and rapes her 5 years ago before Jake's birth. After suspecting Sarah's attempts with Cam interrogating Marjorie Travers of Ariel's whereabouts, Vaughn kills Marjorie in her apartment. En route after capturing Sarah in his car who reveals Alison's fraud of framing Benny of Ariel's disappearance and Marjorie's deception, Vaughn takes her to a junkyard and attempts to kill her and make it appear as the Executioner kills her for her pride—the punishment of being "broken on a wheel" but Sarah manage to escape and thus, exposing Vaughn's sin of lust. Enraged, he attempts to punish himself by self-immolation along with Ariel and Jake but spares them until the police arrive and reuniting with Heather. Tom insists to Sarah that he is her birth father until she demanded his reason of murdering Bryan and Rachel. Meanwhile, Vaughn escapes to a secluded lakeside shack as the Executioner knocks him out and traps him in a crematorium where he is burned alive. | |||||||
| 7 | 7 | "In the Pride of His Face" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | April 8, 2016 | 0.077[10] | |
| Tom's backstory before emerging as the Executioner was unveiled when as a former town pastor, he was tricked by Bryan and Alan into recording his intimacy with Rachel for one of her sex tapes. Infuriated by the couple's deceit, Tom murders Bryan and scars Alan until Rachel pleads him to spare Sarah who was his child by blood before he cuts the baby out in her womb and kills Rachel. In the present, Sarah confronts Dylan who made a website of the Executioner's murder of her parents at his affair with Lisa-Ann. Tom escapes from his prison and take Sarah with him to protect her as they are the Executioner's next victims—both committed their sins of pride. In the woods, the killer captures both of them where the awake inside a sawmill. The Executioner drags Sarah into a running buzzsaw but Tom pleads the killer to punish him instead to spare her before plunging himself into the saw to his death. At his house, Cam places a piece of Tom's prison jumpsuit in a box with the other evidence pieces of the victims, revealing to be the Executioner. | |||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Soon Your Own Eyes Will See" | Craig David Wallace | Aaron Martin | April 15, 2016 | 0.086[11] | |
| When Alan finds Cam's box at his closet, he confronts his son as to him being the killer but Cam murders him at the church and placed the box at Sarah and Dylan's house to frame the latter as the Executioner. However, Sarah discovers his suspicions while browsing through her summer camp scrapbook and finds the photo of a sketch Cam drew that resembles the killer's drawings before sneaking into his house and finds Alan's remains and his Executioner paraphernalia. She uses the knife to lure Cam outside of Robin's Halloween house party and stab him but he took the knife and stabs Robin who shows up at their commotion. Sarah escapes to her house as Cam pursues her until Dylan, who was released by his lawyer, arrives and helps her immobilize Cam while as compensation for his felony, Sarah stabs him repeatedly before slitting his throat. Four weeks later after a reconciled Sarah and Dylan sold the house and leave Waterbury, Robin shows the property to a family whose young daughter snaps the neck of a stray cat in the yard. | |||||||
Season 2: Guilty Party (2017)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 1 | "Six Feet Under" | Felipe Rodriguez | Aaron Martin | October 17, 2017 | |
| Former summer camp counselors Peter Burrow, Andi Criss, Dawn Duguin, Noah Jenkins and Susan Lam return to Camp Motega five years after they have murdered fellow camp counselor Talvinder Gill. When the group arrive at the camp, now renovated as a ski resort owned by a commune led by Antoine and Renee, to dispose of Talvinder's corpse, they learn that a tennis court is going to be built on the land. When they go to the woods where they concealed the body earlier, they find it has disappeared. Unbeknownst to them and the commune, a figure clad in a hooded parka and a ski mask murders the commune's supply outfitter Gene with a chainsaw inside the sauna. The figure then targets Andi, who finds Talvinder's decomposed corpse suspended from the nearby trees, and knocks her out. Peter heard her screams but arrive too late after the killer ties Andi to the ground and slits her throat before Peter could save her. After he informs the group of her death, the former counselors find a warning written in blood on the wall. | ||||||
| 10 | 2 | "Between Good and Evil" | Felipe Rodriguez | Jana Sinyor | October 17, 2017 | |
| When Antoine and Renee find a snowman decked with Gene's entrails outside the sauna, the two groups decide to drive to his shop to call for help but find all of the gas from their snowmobiles has been siphoned out. At their cabin, the former counselors are horrified after receiving a box containing Gene's clothes. Susan, who attempts to escape the resort with Noah, finds that the phone lines have been cut and informs the commune, who are now suspicious of the counselors. When they discover Dawn brought her gun for protection, a conflict between the two groups ensues, and the commune displays hostility to the counselors before evicting them to their cabin. Dawn blames Susan for getting themselves into this situation as to her being the perpetrator of their scheme against Talvinder. Susan leaves the group on her own but the killer captures her in the woods and gouges her eyes out before snapping her neck. Her corpse is later found outside the resort house by commune members Mark and Keira. | ||||||
| 11 | 3 | "Saint Sebastian" | Felipe Rodriguez | James Hurst | October 17, 2017 | |
| The counselors denied Antoine's accusations on Susan's death until he confronts them on their role in the disappearance of Talvinder. While the others are inside the resort house, Antoine reveals to Renee that he found the body while foraging for mushrooms in the woods after they bought the camp last summer. Renee was furious but decides to help him dismember the body, not wanting him to get involved after he had touched the body, but the ground is frozen and she convinces him to turn over the body to the police when they can. She prepares to hike with Peter back to Gene's shop for help along with Dawn, Mark and the commune's cook Glenn but after arriving, they discover that the vehicles are inoperable including Susan's SUV, and the phone does not work. Back at the camp, when Antoine returns to the shed to dispose Talvinder's corpse, he is attacked by the killer who eviscerates him with a ground auger. Renee, who had returned to the cabin with the others, sees a chunk of his flesh in the pan that Glenn prepped for his meal in the kitchen. | ||||||
| 12 | 4 | "Night of Hunters" | Felipe Rodriguez | Story by : Aaron Martin Teleplay by : Naledi Jackson | October 17, 2017 | |
| After the remaining members of the groups discover Antoine's death; they tackle a person outside in a reddish-brown parka worn by the killer, but she turns out to be Megan McCalister, a hiker who is on a memorial trek for her friend who died of leukemia, and take her to the resort house to question her. Noah, who is now suspicious of Glenn, confronts him of his identity after finding one of his pill bottles with a different name from each of the prescription labels he found earlier at the cook's room. When Glenn threatens him, Noah escapes through a window into the storm. He stumbles into a broken down RV and opens a freezer to find a body but is knocked out by Glenn who turns out to be Benny Ironside, a serial rapist who killed the real Glenn Morgan before joining the commune a year earlier. At the house, the other survivors lay their suspicions on Dawn after she gave the soup she cooked to Megan who dies after ingesting the white baneberries from her bowl. Meanwhile, Benny drags Noah to an abandoned school bus where he later rapes him. | ||||||
| 13 | 5 | "Out of the Frying Pan" | Felipe Rodriguez | Lucie Pagé | October 17, 2017 | |
| Peter, Dawn, Mark and Keira search for Noah outside to rescue him after finding out the thug's identity. Noah, after Benny finishes raping him, sets the school bus on fire to escape and reunites with Peter and the others. Benny, who escapes the fire unharmed, attacks Renee and commune member Judith inside the resort house until he is incapacitated after Renee shoots him. The others restrain him in the warehouse to interrogate Benny who pleads his innocence of the attacks beside murdering Glenn. They decide to use Benny to lure the killer but after they leave the warehouse, a grief-stricken Renee enters to lock herself inside with him and tortures the thug, accusing him of Antoine's murder before slitting his throat when he confesses to her in distress to end the torture. Later, after Keira treats him from the assault, Noah enters the warehouse to see his body to find closure but when he attempts to return to the others, the killer throws a gas can which ignites him on fire. The next morning, Peter and Keira find him outside with Talvinder's body. | ||||||
| 14 | 6 | "Drone" | Felipe Rodriguez | Floyd Kane | October 17, 2017 | |
| Noah, who is still alive from the immolation, is carried back to the resort house by Peter and Keira to treat him while Dawn steps into a bear trap outside, injuring her leg. After the counselors admit their incident to Keira; an enraged Mark, accusing each of the other remaining survivors as the killer, demands questions from their respective backstories before arriving to the resort. When Mark tries to interrogate Peter, Mark's indictments escalate his heated dispute to the others as Noah dies after succumbing to his injuries. After the argument, Renee asks for Mark's help to uncover the aftermath of Talvinder's death. They head out to the old counselor cabin as Mark takes guard outside while Renee searches through a box and acquires the file of one of the former camp counselors: Owen Turnbull. Before they can return to the house, the killer arrives and knocks Mark unconscious as Renee runs but the killer takes Dawn's gun and shoots her down. The killer then takes the file from her before mutilating her with the snowmobile. | ||||||
| 15 | 7 | "Dawn of the Dead" | Felipe Rodriguez | Amanda Fahey | October 17, 2017 | |
| Peter and Keira find Mark who recovers from his unconsciousness after the killer murders Renee. When Mark carries her corpse to the warehouse, he finds Peter's photo in her jacket, suspecting him as the killer. At night, Mark spikes Peter's beer with ketamine, eventually locking him out of the cabin despite Keira's objections. Peter stumbles through the woods and enters a silo to find pieces of the killer's victims and a mannequin hanging from a noose that is reminiscent to the suicide of Owen Turnbull who was a suspect in Talvinder's death after the former counselors murder her in fear of their involvement to the crime. Thus, he realizes that the killer was targeting the victims complicit in Owen's death. He rushes back to the resort but Mark knocks him out before he can explain his story to Dawn. She and Keira try to convince Mark that Peter was telling the truth to reveal the killer's identity. Mark notices that Judith is not in her room, and when he walks out of the house, he is killed after finding her outside. | ||||||
| 16 | 8 | "The Past is Never Dead" | Felipe Rodriguez | Aaron Martin | October 17, 2017 | |
| The survivors doubt Judith's story after she returns to the house, claiming that she killed Mark in self-defense. Dawn is accompanied by Gene's girlfriend Janice as she drives to town to take her to the hospital and call the police. Peter finds Keira unconscious from the propane heater and when Peter enters Judith's room; he finds the letters received from Owen before his suicide after Dawn framed him for the incident and that Judith, who is Owen's mother, was the real killer. As Peter attempts to escape with Keira, he runs into Judith at the silo after she killed Janice and shot Dawn in the forest. Peter is forced to hang himself to his death to spare Keira as Judith escapes. Dawn, who survives, is rescued by two hunters. Keira finds the letter Peter wrote to Talvinder's parents to give them closure to their daughter's death. Returning to town, Dawn decides to turn herself in to atone for the crimes. While accompanied by Keira to the police station, Judith watches them in the street, vowing to kill Dawn once she is released. | ||||||
Season 3: Solstice (2019)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original release date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | 1 | "6am to 9am" | Adam MacDonald | Aaron Martin | May 23, 2019 | |
| The residents of the Clayborne apartment building harbor their respective motives of complicity after the death of tenant Kit Jennings whom after attending a summer solstice party was chased by "The Druid" – a figure in a hooded costume wearing a neon-lit mask. The following year during the first anniversary of the incident, the Druid resurfaces and murders one of the remaining residents, Frank Dixon, beheading him outside the building. Police detectives Roberta Hanson and Pujit Singh inspect the murder after Frank was the lone witness to the attack on Kit, which Hanson investigated. The crime scene is publicized online in view of popularity from an exploitive blog website run by resident Violet Lickers whose inactivity has caused her relationship with her husband Joe to become distant, leading him to secretly have an affair with fellow resident Angel Lopez. At school, another resident, Cassidy Olenski, is killed inside the girls' washroom by the Druid who douses her head in a toilet with hydrochloric acid, severely corroding her face. | ||||||
| 18 | 2 | "9am to 12pm" | Adam MacDonald | Lucie Pagé | May 23, 2019 | |
| Angel recalls his intention against Kit who was his ex-lover a year ago before his death. At the solstice party, Angel spiked Kit's vodka bottle for him to drink with to expose his lecherous actions to Cassidy, whom Kit had cheated on him with. Having recovered from a hospital while leaving his support group during a run-in with a vagrant from outside the local coffee shop near the apartment building, Angel gets into an argument with Violet, berating her for scandalizing the other residents with her exploitive posts from her website online. Upon returning to their respective apartments, Angel discovers that someone had ransacked his while he was away and at the same time, Violet receives a video of his earlier recorded private sex video with her husband, much to the chagrin of the latter, confronting Angel who denies sending it. Meanwhile, the Druid sneaks into the coffee shop and attacks the owner Xander Lemmon inside the kitchen before shoving a glass coffee bean dispenser into his mouth and pouring boiling water into his throat. | ||||||
| 19 | 3 | "12pm to 3pm" | Adam MacDonald | Duana Taha | May 23, 2019 | |
| Jen Rijkers was informed by her landlord brother Connor on the killer's recent attack from Violet's website including the suicide of their mother Justine one year earlier after Kit's murder, after she posted a scathing rant of his death which was reposted online and became viral to the public who turned on her, the children, and her wife Amber Ciotti who became mentally unstable following Justine's death. After completing her exams before the semester break, Jen is attacked by the Druid who chases her outside the school parking lot with an axe until it leaves after her best friend and tenant Saadia Jalalzai intervenes. Kaili Greenberg's perspective of her initial encounter with Kit divulge her unsuccessful attempts to compensate his inactivity to the other tenants at their first meeting and after he left the solstice party, she declined to give him a ride back to the building. The Druid then abducts the teacher inside her car and straps her to a countertop in the school's biology lab, where the killer disembowels her alive. | ||||||
| 20 | 4 | "3pm to 6pm" | Adam MacDonald | Ian Carpenter | May 23, 2019 | |
| Hanson arrives at the Clayborne apartments to interrogate the remaining tenants where Cassidy's father Dan demands his daughter's whereabouts. When Xander's body is found at the gaming hub by his girlfriend Amy Chao, Hanson questions her about his involvement on the night of the first Druid attack—Xander snuck inside Kit's apartment upon discovering Amy's purported intimacy to the latter who is unable to retreat back to his apartment after Xander took his key as he is chased by the killer in the hallway. Confronting his girlfriend to accuse her for cheating on him, Xander's texting distracted Amy who was driving with her car back to the building to accidentally run over and kill Kit, triggering her childhood trauma that resulted in the deaths of her parents from a car accident 20 years ago. Meanwhile, Hanson finds Cassidy's corpse from an air vent in the girls' washroom at the school. After she attempts to commit suicide inside her apartment, the Druid kills Amy by stabbing her in the head with a power drill. | ||||||
| 21 | 5 | "6pm to 9pm" | Adam MacDonald | Matt MacLennan | May 23, 2019 | |
| Violet has a standoff with Hanson who warns her on her blog website and that the killer will target her next as an outcome. Afraid for his wife's safety, Joe convinces Violet to leave town with him while dealing with his affair with Angel. Hanson and Singh investigate the murder of victim Noelle Samuels who was dating Kit at the time of his murder. While looking through the photos before The Druid's first attack, they discover the motives of Noelle's ex-boyfriend Wyatt—he was stalking both Kit and Noelle at the party and that he is The Druid who attacked the former and killed Noelle. Meanwhile, Angel evicts Joe out of his apartment after Violet records her sex video with her husband and sends it to his email as retaliation. Infuriated, Joe runs back to their apartment to confront his wife where the killer was inside to capture him and Violet as well before both of them are murdered afterwards. At the same time, Hanson and Singh arrive at Wyatt's apartment to arrest him for the crimes after he conceded with pride of being the Druid. | ||||||
| 22 | 6 | "9pm to 12am" | Adam MacDonald | JP Larocque | May 23, 2019 | |
| At the police station, Dan is informed of his daughter's death by coroner Lucie Cooper while Hanson interrogates Wyatt who nonchalantly claims that he didn't murder the other tenants who were complicit in Kit's death. After arriving at the summer solstice party, Saadia becomes anxious and decided to leave afterwards, recounting her past to Connor of being the lone survivor during a civil war at Afghanistan after her grandparents and relatives were executed by the military. Meanwhile, Charlie, a student who constantly bullied Jen and Saadia, is killed by the Druid inside the girls' washroom. While reviewing the previous crime scenes, Hanson deduces that the current murders are devious and done in purpose and may not be connected to Kit's murder. Back at the apartment building, the Druid, who had been manipulating the other residents into their deaths, lures both Dan and Angel into the basement during their confrontation and released a gas from the vent that knocks them unconscious. Angel and Dan later awaken with their faces glued together. | ||||||
| 23 | 7 | "Midnight to 3am" | Adam MacDonald | Ian Carpenter | May 23, 2019 | |
| In the basement, Dan and Angel break free from each other after the former rips off the latter's skin of his cheek. Hanson and Singh return to the building to reinvestigate and find the Druid. While trying to evacuate the tenants, Singh is dragged into Xander and Amy's apartment and murdered by the Druid who lacerates his face with an exposed moving blender blade. Meanwhile, Dan manages to pick the lock to a hatch with a nail which leads into the building's boiler room and finds the mutilated corpses of Amy, Joe, Violet and Singh. Deciding to sleep at the Rijkers' apartment, Saadia became suspicious to the behavior of Jen's family and the siblings' hostility against the other tenants who have died. Unable to contact Singh who was already killed, Hanson finds a blood trail in the hallway leading to the basement with luminol and follows it directly to the boiler room but before she can enter, she is attacked by the Druid, revealed to be Connor who bludgeons her to death with his axe as Dan witnesses him dragging her corpse inside. | ||||||
| 24 | 8 | "3am to 6am" | Adam MacDonald | Ian Carpenter | May 23, 2019 | |
| While Connor continues disposing the corpses at the boiler room, the furnace is pushing its smell through the building until Saadia realizes his motives and that he is the killer. Jen reveals herself as the Druid as well along with her brother, both are responsible behind the murders to avenge their mother's death out of resentment at the provocation. During the revelation, Jen kills Amber. Meanwhile, Angel and Dan attack Connor at the boiler room as Angel manage to kill Connor by restraining him into the open furnace and burn him alive but dies in the process. Saadia fights off Jen at the basement and attempts to escape the building with Dan. Jen catches up and tries to kill them but Saadia knocks Jen down with a fire extinguisher, fatally stabbing herself with her blade. As Jen dies, Saadia confesses that she instigated the harassment as the first user who reposted Justine's message. Saadia and Dan exit the building during the next morning where they're greeted by two guests from the party, mistaking their appearances as costumes. | ||||||
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External links
- Official website
- Slasher – list of episodes at IMDb
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