“Yes Kai, we get it, you watch horror movies, you and everybody else man, we just wanna know how Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight ranks in the usual slasher areas”. Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight (Akson Studio) If you’re a letterboxd user, you might find this list handy. If none of the above are tickling your fancy, then I’d say you should harken back a few years and select one of the hundreds of slashers that are already out there.
Dont sleep in the woods movie#
If you aren’t a slasher fan, but you’re considering a watch of Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight, either because you’re in the mood for a horror movie now that nighttime starts at 5pm, or because you’ve simply been struck with the hankering for some unstoppable-killer-versus-final-girl action, frankly, I’d recommend you check out one of the aforementioned instead. A handful of standouts that immediately come to my mind are Better Watch Out, Happy Death Day, The Ranger, and The Final Girls. But the last two sentences aren’t reason to say that this lessens their entertainment value, and if you’re a fan of slashers as I am, I’d take a guess at you having seen a couple of these modern iterations and enjoying them. These newer entries into the genre are fairly heavy with the references and do their best to justify the concept of a group of teenagers being victim to a weapon-wielding killer in a remote location with a modern set-up. W lesie dziś nie zaśnie nikt ( Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight) is a slasher movie that falls in line with a group of newer examples in the genre, which at this point in time seems only to exist to try and cash in on the current lucrativeness of ‘ 80s nostalgia (the decade that arguably saw the peak of slasher flicks). Of course, this isn’t likely to always be intentional, and there are certainly exceptions. Despite the blood and guts and the dramatics, the sub-genre has a cute collection of rules and character formulas that make most entries cosy, predictable affairs, which strikes what I would call a perfect balance between immoral visuals, and innocent sensibilities. I’m sure there’s something particular about slasher movies that appeals to me, and after a little thought, I’ve decided it’s their naivety.
For those of you who don’t know what I mean by slasher, think Jason Voorhees, or Freddy Kreuger, for example. In fact, I credit the sub-genre as being one of the main reasons as to why I like movies quite as much as I do.
But if you did, you’d be aware I’m someone who’s inclined to watch a good slasher flick.
I won’t hold this against it if you don’t. Despite the title, Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight does feature multiple people sleeping in the woods at night.
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