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Slender Man Reviewed (2022) - cover

Slender Man Reviewed (2022)

Steve Hutchison

Publisher: Tales of Terror

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Summary

Slender Man, the ultimate creepypasta, is what kept a generation of children and teenagers up at night. He’s thin, unnaturally tall, wears a black suit, and has no face. He lives in the woods where he abducts those who meddle. By his mysterious nature, he became one of the creepiest horror icons following his creation in 2009.

Horror critic Steve Hutchison analyzes 40 Slender Man feature films and short films. Each article includes a synopsis, five ratings, and a review.
Available since: 04/29/2023.

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