This research delves into the portrayal of women in slasher films, focusing on the correlation between sex and violence and assessing the impact of the Me-Too movement. It argues that these films often present women as disproportionately violent and sexualized, perpetuating harmful stereotypes. The study assumes and tests the persistence of the correlation between sex and violence, while also examining changes in adherence to the Madonna-Whore complex post-Me-Too. The literature review highlights historical trends in slashers and their potential real-world consequences. Identifying research gaps, the study aims to analyze 14 selected slasher films from 2019 to 2023, applying content analysis methods from previous studies by Welsh. Overall, the research aims to contribute insights into shifts in the portrayal of women in post-Me-Too slasher films and their broader societal implications.