R/horror, known as dreadit by our subscribers is the premier horror entertainment community on reddit When silent night, deadly night hit theaters, everyone from parent groups to protesters responded with a chorus of yuletide jeers, making it one of the most controversial films of the decade. For more than a decade /r/horror has been.
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I watched silent night deadly night (1984) again recently
I have to say, seeing it after a couple of years of dedicated horror viewing, reading, and exploration (a lot of it on recommendations from this community), i was impressed with some truly creepy scenes and visually striking shots.
Silent night, deadly night part 2 is worth watching from a “so bad it’s good” standpoint It’s a pretty iconic bad movie, with classic lines like “garbage day!” In late 1984 came a new christmas horror movie called silent night, deadly night Its plot, about a guy who dresses up as santa claus and goes on a killing spree, seems tame by today's.
A child witnesses his parents' murder by a man in a santa suit.
