Easter Horror Movie Marathon

Easter, a time traditionally associated with joyous celebrations and family gatherings, takes an unexpected and spine-chilling turn in the world of horror cinema. Welcome to a realm where fluffy bunnies and colorful eggs give way to sinister killers adorned in bunny suits and blood-soaked horrors. In this peculiar sub-genre of Easter horror movies, the festive season is reimagined with a nightmarish twist. Before you embark on this chilling journey, a word of caution: many of these films are low-budget productions with less-than-stellar ratings. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster of terror and dark humor as we delve into the unsettling world of Easter horror.

1. Bunnyman (2011)

Our journey into the bizarre world of Easter horror begins with “Bunnyman” (2011). In this low-budget thriller, a pair of dimwitted teens find themselves pursued by a relentless killer dressed in a disturbing bunny suit. The eerie atmosphere and suspenseful sequences set the stage for the unconventional horror experience that awaits.

2. The Bunnyman Massacre (2014)

In the sequel, “The Bunnyman Massacre” (2014), the horror takes a darkly comedic turn. Bodies pile up as Bunnyman indiscriminately slaughters anything in his path, forming a peculiar alliance with a local store owner. The mutual benefits result in a chilling blend of horror and humor, making this installment a standout in the Easter horror sub-genre.

3. Bunnyman Vengeance (2017)

The deadly adventures of Bunnyman reach their conclusion in “Bunnyman Vengeance” (2017), marking the final installment of the flatulent trilogy. As the bizarre saga unfolds, audiences are in for a unique and unsettling conclusion to the killer in the bunny suit’s deadly exploits.

4. Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell (2014)

“Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell” (2014) catapults the Easter horror sub-genre to new heights. A giant bloodthirsty Easter bunny wreaks havoc on a local town, and as the attacks grow more gruesome, the community’s survival rests in the unlikely hands of a wannabe actress and a crazy dog-catcher. This film promises a wild ride of horror and humor.

5. Easter Sunday (2014)

“It’s been 24 years since the serial killer Douglas Fisher was executed on Easter night.” This chilling premise sets the stage for “Easter Sunday” (2014), where a group of partying teenagers inadvertently raises the dead on Easter night. The film adds a supernatural twist to the Easter horror mix, creating an atmosphere of terror and unease.

6. The Night Before Easter (2014)

As the night before Easter unfolds, “The Night Before Easter” (2014) takes us to a storage facility where a group of friends becomes the target of an axe-wielding lunatic in an Easter Bunny costume. This film combines classic slasher suspense with the eerie ambiance of the Easter season, resulting in a nightmarish tale of stalking and survival.

7. Serial Rabbit (2005 Video)

“Serial Rabbit” (2005 Video) introduces a brutal serial killer who, every Easter, stalks Texas for victims lacking spiritual awareness. In a bizarre turn of events, the killer stumbles upon Austin’s hottest rave, leading to a slew of new victims in a narrative that combines horror with a touch of the absurd.

8. Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill! (2006)

In a darkly comedic exploration of revenge and justice, “Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill!” (2006) unfolds. When a disabled teenager faces torment from his mother’s lowlife lover and colleagues, a killer masquerading as the Easter Bunny sets out to avenge their heinous crimes. Dark humor and grisly horror intertwine in this unique entry into the Easter horror canon.

9. Rottentail (2018)

“Rottentail” (2018) introduces us to Peter Cotton, a scientist working on rabbits and infertility. When military interests exploit his research for superhuman soldiers, Cotton is bitten by an experimental mutant rabbit and transforms into the evil Rottentail. This film combines elements of science fiction and horror for a truly twisted Easter-themed experience.

10. Bunny the Killer Thing (2015)

The Easter horror marathon concludes with “Bunny the Killer Thing” (2015), where a group of Finnish and British people find themselves stuck at a cabin, facing an unimaginable horror—a creature that is half human, half rabbit. The absurdity of the premise adds a touch of dark comedy to the horror, making it a standout in the Easter horror sub-genre.

Your Easter Horror Journey Awaits

Before you embark on this twisted Easter horror marathon, be forewarned these films often boast low budgets and less-than-impressive ratings. If you’re ready for a mix of absurdity, terror, and dark humor, these Easter horror movies might just provide the bizarre cinematic experience you’re seeking. Viewer beware—Easter nightmares await those brave enough to explore this peculiar holiday horror sub-genre.