- Release:
3 december 2013 - Director:
Steven C. Miller
- Cast:
Malcolm McDowell (The Artist, A Clockwork Orange, Halloween)
Jaime King (Sin City I & II, Dokter Hart, Pearl Harbor)
Donal Logue (CBGB, Sons of Anarchy)
Ellen Wong (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World)
- Genre:
Horror
- Year: 2012
- On Behalf of Koch Media
Collectie: 162 van 194
Silent Night
SYNOPSIS
In 1984, the slasher classic Silent Night, Deadly Night stunned audiences, was banned across America, and remains the most notorious Christmas movie in history. Now, Santa is back, and he s got a brand new bag of tricks. As their small Midwestern town prepares for its annual Christmas Eve parade, Sheriff (Malcolm McDowell of Halloween) and his deputy (Jaime King of My Bloody Valentine 3-D and Hart Of Dixie ) discover that a maniac in a Santa suit is murdering those he judges as naughty. Their sins? Porn, adultery, greed... And he will make sure they rest in heavenly pieces. A brutal and darkly humorous tale of Christmas gone bad.
REVIEWS
- Examiner.com: Silent Night is an extremely slick and well shot thriller that benefits from a stellar cast and some solid effects work.
- Joblo.com: SILENT NIGHT has delivered a crazy little present for those of you who enjoy your Yuletide with side of darkly humorous murder and mayhem.
- Bloody-Digusting.com: Silent Night is gorily entertaining from start to finish, making it a worthwhile holiday horror flick.
- FilmSchoolRejects.com: Steven C. Miller's remake of the nasty 80s original keeps the violence and mayhem but adds both personality and humor with the result being a fun slasher that vastly improves on Silent Night, Deadly Night.
- Cinema-crazed.com: A damn good time with a great villain who spares no one. A lot of fun offering a bevy of laughs and incredible grue that slasher buffs will appreciate.
- NYtimes.com: This brisk reimagining of the 1984 slasher "Silent Night, Deadly Night" delivers the seasonal goods with admirable efficiency and not a little wit.
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