Slasher riffs and parodies date back nearly as long as slashers themselves, dissecting the enduring tropes and familiar formulas. In Hell of a Summer, first...

Read Deadline's review of 'Hell of a Summer,' Finn Wolfhard & Billy Bryk's feature directing debut that takes a nostalgic dive into slasher cinema: Toronto

There's a slasher on the loose at a summer camp, and everyone's a suspect!

Hell of a Summer is more of a comedy than it is a horror film. But as Baby's First Slasher Movie it may just do the trick.

Wolfhard and Billy Bryk are co-helmers, writers and stars of this film about summer camp counselors being stalked by a killer.

Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk co-write, direct, and star in 'Hell of a Summer,' a sleepaway camp slasher throwback that's more fun than scary.

Review: Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk's Hell of a Summer is an affectionate spoof of eighties slasher flicks, but it's ultimately pretty mild.

Summer camp counselors run afoul of a masked killer in this limp, uninspired slasher throwback from Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.

Accomplishes most of what it sets out to do, even if its ambitions are as low as the over-ripe fruit that its filmmakers leisurely swipe at. 

Long a favoured location for slasher films, summer camp provides plenty of proverbial fodder for a serial killer's cannon: plenty of nubile, horny, often...

The slasher comedy Hell of a Summer is low on scares but ends up being one of the coziest horror movies in recent memory. Here's our review

The "Stranger Things" star co-directs a film that's one part "Friday the 13th," another "Wet Hot American Summer."

Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk strike the right balance between laughter and suspense in 'Hell of a Summer,' a bloody comedy inspired by 'Friday the 13th.'