Killer on the Road
Killer on the Road is a 1986 American horror thriller loosely inspired by the crimes of serial killer Henry Lee Lucas. The film follows a drifter who picks up a young woman on the road, leading to a violent confrontation. It is often cited as a gritty example of 1980s road-movie horror. The movie explores themes of trust, danger, and survival on isolated highways.
The Babysitter Lives
The Babysitter Lives is a 1980 slasher film centered on a young babysitter who is stalked by a mysterious caller while alone in a house. The plot builds tension through phone threats and a series of escalating intrusions. The film is part of the early slasher tradition that influenced later horror franchises. It features a small cast and a focus on suspense over graphic violence.
Where to Watch and Key Details
Both films are available on several streaming platforms and digital rental services. Viewer guides and summaries can be found on sites like IMDb. Killer on the Road runs approximately 90 minutes and features a low-budget, regional cast. The Babysitter Lives is similarly brief and is often grouped with other early 1980s home-invasion horror titles.
