Poster for My Bloody Valentine
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Year
1981
Country
Canada
Runtime
90 min
Director
George Mihalka
Updated
9 Aug 2026
Obscurity
known (24/100)
Also known as
The Secret · My Bl♥♥dy Valentine

My Bloody Valentine

Canadian, mine-set, unusually well shot. The censored cut ruined it for decades.

A Canadian mining town, a Valentine's Day massacre, and a killer in miner's gear with a pickaxe, and unusually for the cycle, a genuine sense of place and a strong central mystery. The claustrophobic mine setting gives the final act real atmosphere.

For decades it was seen only in a version gutted by censors who cut most of the excellent gore; the restored cut reveals a slasher considerably better than its reputation. The blue-collar setting and the doomed-romance framing set it apart.

One of the strongest early-80s slashers, finally watchable as intended.

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