Re: Guess the Film! (Game)
American Pie
-about a bunch of high school students
-came out in 1999
-directed by two brothers
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American Pie
-about a bunch of high school students
-came out in 1999
-directed by two brothers
Sorry but that's not the answer I'm looking for.
A Nightmare on Elm Street?
-Made in 1984
-directed by Wes Craven
-has eight sequels/spinoffs
That's closer! But it's not the right movie 'nor the right franchise.
Halloween?
-Takes place on Halloween
-Never seen it
-Remade in the 2000s
Also close, it's around that era of movies
Scream
-it's got that spooky man with a mask
-it's directed by Wes Craven
-it's from the '90s
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
-Dir. Tobe Hooper
-I've never seen it
-My philosophy teacher talked about it once
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
-I've never seen it
You haven't missed anything.
You are both wrong but you're getting close, there aren't that many franchises left 
VERY close but it's still the wrong film
Friday the 13th Part 2
-Made in 1981
-Doesn't have Kevin Bacon in it
-It's still about that guy in that mask on that day
Wrooong
Friday The 13th Part III (1982)
-The third installment of this franchise
-Dir. Steve Miner
-That guy with that mask on that day yet again
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter (1984)
-Dir. Joseph Zito
-I haven't seen any of these movies I'm suggesting
-Involves that guy with that mask on... you get the picture
both are wroooong
Leprechaun (1993)
-First film in a series
-Directed by Mark Jones
-Starring Warwick Davis in the role of many short lifetimes
Noope, that is also wrong.
Some more hints:
- It came out in the 80's
- Distributed by Paramount Pictures
- first film in the franchise to break the fourth wall intentionally
National Lampoon's Vacation
Or, simply, Vacation!
Released in 1983
Chevy Chase
Sorry man, that's not the film I'm looking for
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