Zoe Kavanagh’s Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill has everything: time travel, corporate Satanists, an ’80s camp slasher, but it’s also assuming you watched the first film. When her demon enforcers keep losing battles, Elysia changes tactics, sending Taryn back to the ’80s, into a deadly summer camp currently under siege by a masked slasher named Lucien (Lar Mclachlan). Now Taryn’s pulling double duty—keep the campers breathing, find the artifact, get home before the timeline unravels behind her. The film clearly knows how to make a kill feel dangerous. Demon Hunter: Time 2 Kill won’t be for everyone, but it earns its place with cult genre fans who embrace fearless ambition, have a soft spot for slasher throwbacks, and delivers a bloody good time.