Slasher (TV Series) 12pm to 3pm (2019) User Reviews

Boring story

[mulesstuff · 6/10 · 8 September 2022]

Although the premise is good it's expected poorly. Stories are boring and lack substance. Tries way too hard to be current with all the woke characters. But it does do a great job with the kills. It does have really good effects. As far as slashers go it would serve the writers to go back to when the genre started and see what really grabbed the audience and kept them coming back. As much as it likes to draw from the terror and thrills from Scream it misses the mark. Just adding the woke factor doesn't make it a good slasher story. What it does is make it seem like a cheap knockoff. There are series out there that do it far better.

The Most Cruel Death Possible

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 1 January 2021]

This episode begins with a flashback of 1 year ago, Amber is arguing with Justine. Justine is Jen her mother. Justine pours gasoline on herself, she sets herself on fire. She died instantly. The police found blood at the coffee shop, where is Xander? . The Druid is chasing Jen, The Druid escaped. The Druid intoxicated Kaili in her car. Kaili has been tied up by The Druid, he cuts her in half and ripped all her organs out of her body. Charlie found Kaili's body at the science classroom. Nice episode of Slasher Season 3, Kaili got killed on the most cruel way possible. Will they finally catch The Druid?

So bad

[dhenderson-9 · 1/10 · 24 May 2019]

I hate it when shows do this. In the first two episodes, Saadia leaned on Jen for support. Jen was emotionally strong and a powerful character. Until the producers decide to tell us how her mom ridiculously committed suicide by immolation in front of them. I know. So now, in this episode, Jen is near crying at every turn because she can no longer handle life and she's leaning on Saadia. It's like they're making this up as they go along.

Same goes here as for the other episodes. This thing is almost unwatchable.

Why did you kill off a good person?

[incubus-0914 · 3/10 · 3 November 2020]

This show has way to much nudity for my liking and there are tons of morally questionable characters, but so far the show creators have been killing those ones and I cannot deny I have been feeling somewhat vindicated. That's the reason why I kept watching although it hasn't been super smooth.

I am really disappointed with this episode because they killed the nice teacher. They may disclose the dirty backstory of this sweet teacher in the future episodes, and I don't care for it. Whatever she did in the past, at least she was trying to be helpful to people now. I mean really, is it that hard to keep a kind or honest character to be the way he/she is these days in any genre of movies and shows? That doesn't create drama or suspense, it's just degenerating.

Some may ridicule me why I'm talking about morality and kindness while watching this type of show, but even a horror fan like me expects some decency because you want to root for some characters and that's really important for audience in order to get into the story. Judging from the recent trend in Hollywood, I guess I'm expecting too much...