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Why The Micheal Slager Is Still So Much Fun

The Mickeal Slasher is back in the spotlight.

The slasher, which was once a staple in American movies, has been around for decades but its popularity has waned since its early days in the ’90s.

In a recent video interview with The New York Times, Mickeals co-creator and co-writer Mark Skelton said the slasher was no longer a genre. 

The Mickealis Slasher was a beloved genre for a long time in the early 2000s, but its reputation has eroded over the years as audiences have grown older and its reputation as a violent film no longer holds.

In 2015, the film received a PG-13 rating for some scenes.

But in 2016, the rating was changed to an R-rating, which is lower than most other countries.

Now, Skelston says the film’s “tremendous” ratings and popularity were largely due to its “loud and violent” imagery and violence.

“When the film first came out, it was not a violent movie,” Skelson told The Times.

“It was the most violent movie that was ever made.”

Mickealls slasher film was released in theaters in 1989 and featured a lot of violence, including a rape scene that resulted in the death of a man.

But Skelman says the slashers popularity was largely due in part to its violent imagery and graphic depictions of rape.

The film is credited with spawning a number of sequels, including The Mickelal Slacker 3, Mickelalis Slacker 4, Micheals Slasher 5, and Mickelale Slasher 6.

Mickelmalas slasher is not the only film that has been remade to include graphic violence.

The movie The Mickee is back, with the first two sequels slated to hit theaters in 2019 and 2020.

Mickea is not alone in making the jump to PG-15, however.

In May, Sony Pictures announced it was remaking the popular Mickemalas movie.

The remake is expected to be PG-16-rated.