Collider film writer Daniel Boyer has published a listicle naming what he considers the worst slasher movies ever made, arguing that despite the subgenre's rich pedigree (from Psycho to Scream), certain entries are lazy, uninspired "0/10" misfires that damage the genre's reputation. The piece (the article text notes some inconsistency, referring to both "6" and "eight" films) ranks these films from least to most bad, offering a critique of each rather than just a bare list.

– Halloween: Resurrection (2002) is highlighted as the franchise's lowest point, following an unconvincing reality-TV-cast premise starring Busta Rhymes, with Michael Myers reduced to a generic villain and dispatched via an over-the-top karate scene; the writer calls the direction "all over the place" and the acting "wooden".
– The full list promises further entries beyond this, continuing the writer's ranking of slasher films deemed to lack creativity or scares, though the remaining titles are not included in the excerpt provided.