Silent Night, Deadly Night (Slayride) (1984)
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Unmistakably banal and pointless
Due to its premise concerning an axe-wielding serial killer dressed in a Santa Claus outfit, Silent Night, Deadly Night stirred up quite a ruckus when it hit cinema screens back in 1984. Most notably, renowned critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert positively detested it, calling the film both irresponsible t... read more
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"Composed by: Perry Botkin Directed by: Charles E. Sellier Jr. Released: 1984 "

" 13 confirmed deaths 9 men 4 women and one snowman Running time: 89 mins Number of deaths: 13 Kills per average: 6.54 MVP death: Death by antler impalement, the most death not just in the film, but of all time! Most memorable death: Death by antlers, of course. Lamest death: Billy Chapman, who just gets shot. Survivors: Cindy, unnamed little girl, Officer Barnes, Ricky, sister Margaret, Mother Superior, Creepy Grandapa, and various orph"

" Created by: Michael Hickey and Paul Caimi Number of films: 5: including a remake Decent in series: Pretty much all of the films. Remake included. My take on the series: It’s not for everyone, and if the idea of a killer Santa offends you, than maybe this series isn’t for you. "

"One of the most controversial films ever. When I first saw the movie, I thought it was cheaply, cheesy, and revolting. But now? I freaking love how wonderfully subversive, Silent Night, Deadly Night is."

"October 28th Directed by: Charles E. Sellier Jr. Downloaded."

"First viewing - Oct. 8th Xmas Horror double feature Silent Night, Deadly Night is a slasher movie blast of fun. It wisely takes its time developing the main character so that later on his actions will make sense. Well, for the most part. There's one scene where he stops at someone's house, and that kinda doesn't work for me. But what happens after he's there is so fun it outweighs the lack of logic behind him getting there, so I can let it slide. The effects are very well realized, and overall "