A superior remake to the 1981 original of the same title, My Bloody Valentine is a fun and nostalgic — as well as 3D — homage to the more innocent slasher flicks of the ’80s. Ten years ago, a miner responsible for a cave-in and numerous deaths went nutty and butchered a bunch more folks with a pickaxe. Today, he might be back — though the mystery of the killer’s identity is one of the remake’s twists. Requisite nudity and creatively gruesome deaths, mixed with the inherent campiness of 3D blood-splattering and the joy director Patrick Lussier brings to a genre he obviously loves, make My Bloody Valentine one of the better horrors (yes, we’re shocked, too) released in recent memory (101 min.). By Cole Haddon