slashfest

slashfest

(ˈslæʃˌfɛst)
n
(Film) slang a film, animated film, or computer game in which victims are killed bloodily using blades
[C21: from slash + fest]
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The last word: A sparse and sombre slashfest with decent combat.
My Sister, the Serial Killer is not a glib slashfest, which it might appear initially.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which is based on the movie starring Hugh Jackman, promises to be a visceral slashfest. Set in real-world locales, the game takes players on a rip-roaring, roller coaster ride to uncover the truth about Wolverine's tragic past.
Among the darker ones are chavette, (a female chav), ned and nedette (young working class people in sports clothes), hornbag (a promiscuous woman), bump uglies or hit skins (to have sex) and slashfest (violent computer game using knives).
Slashfest, hate speech, shockumentary and Tarantino-esque, all make an appearance.
Roger Ebert gives the audacious slashfest four swords, er, four stars, and dubs it one of the year's best.