This doc from 2006 follows the history of the "slasher" film and does a good job at it. Cool to see so many people involved in the industry in the doc including Carpenter and Craven. Its sad how many of the of "classics" I haven't seen (or don't remember seeing) though. The only thing I really remember is watching these on USA's Up All Night. So a lot of them were watched in pieces and highly edited for tv. 
Johnny Depp almost ruined this movie for me. I'm just not a fan of his "wacky/zany/drunk" acting that he perfected in the Pirates movies. Luckily, he didn't overpower the movie and let Tim Burton do his work. 
I'm sorry, I know a lot of people love this movie, but I just couldn't get into it. Maybe I'm just not deep enough or whatever. I didn't connect with the characters or anything. Just felt blah about it. 
Cried like a little girl. Yea. I said it. Damn the Pixar folks can put together a movie! How do you make something so emotional, yet keep it entertaining for 5 year olds is beyond me!
This has been sitting in my instant queue for years and I finally got around to it. It was Trey Parker's first feature and you can definitely tell the talent he has. 