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Storyline Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984):

Little Billy witnesses his parents being brutally murdered by Santa. Years later, when he has to fill in for an absent in-store Santa Claus, his childhood trauma materializes once again.

Casts of Silent Night, Deadly Night:

Lilyan Chauvin, Gilmer McCormick, Toni Nero, Robert Brian Wilson, Britt Leach, Nancy Borgenicht, H.E.D. Redford, Danny Wagner, Linnea Quigley, Leo Geter

You've made it through Halloween, now try and survive Christmas.

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Title: Silent Night, Deadly Night

• Released: 1984-11-09


• Genre: Thriller, Horror


• Date: 1984-11-09


• Runtime: 79 Minutes


• Company: Slayride, TriStar Pictures


• Language: English


• Budget: $1,065,000


• Revenue: $2,491,460


• Plot Keyword : Thriller, Horror


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• Director: Stanzi Stokes, Charles E. Sellier Jr., Michael Hickey, Henning Schellerup, Perry Botkin Jr., Scott J. Schneid, Karl Wesson, Michael Spence, Dian Perryman, Ira Barmak

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The Original Bad Santa.

A cult horror classic, Silent Night, Deadly Night is something of a treat for the old school horror faithful. Plot has a young boy witness the slaying of his parents by a man dressed as Santa Claus. He grows up in an orphanage run by an over zealous Mother Superior, moves out when manhood beckons and gets a job in a department store. Come Christmas time he is coerced into being the store Santa and promptly cracks up, grabbing an axe and wreaking slasher hell on everyone who gets in his way.

That's pretty much it, the stalk and slash formula in all its bloody glory. It's done very well here, with invention, genuine shocks and it's all boosted by having the mad Santa as an angelic faced beefcake (Robert Brian Wilson). Of course any new-age horror film fan coming to it for the first time now will struggle to see what the appeal is? So listen to the staccato music, feel the nastiness - the humbug of it all, observe that the film makers don't use filler or padding - they get in for some short sharp shock, and it's deliberately icky to garner a reaction.

Masterpiece of horror cinema? No of course not, the acting is sub-standard, the ending rushed, but in the same year as Wes Craven unleashed one of cinema's ultimate bogeymen upon us, Charles E. Sellier Jr. and his writers offered us a reason to actually hope Santa Claus doesn't exist. 6.5/10