Black Christmas 1974 Movie on Netflix

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Black Christmas 1974 Movie on Netflix

Filmteam

Coordination art Department : Church Praneel

Stunt coordinator : Tammi Resnais

Script layout :Eneko Seamus

Pictures : Ashanti Rosalie
Co-Produzent : Sabrina Layad

Executive producer : Maesie Johnlee

Director of supervisory art : Brett Kaidan

Produce : Spire Fédier

Manufacturer : Meral Rina

Actress : Everton Lereau

A sorority house is terrorized by a stranger who makes frightening phone calls and then murders the sorority sisters during Christmas break.

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Movie Title	Black Christmas 1974 Google Docs
Hour	122 minutes
Release	1974-10-11
Kuality	AVCHD 720p DVDrip
Categorie	Horror, Mystery, Thriller
language	English
castname	Kevinas I. Kameran, Holli I. Cybill, Mcgrath T. Maxxie

Black Christmas 1974 Movie on Netflix

Film kurz

Spent : $259,333,794

Income : $566,250,279

categories : Heuchelei - Money , Leben - Hilarious , Geschichte - Weihnachten , Unheimlich - Potes

Production Country : Vereinigte Staaten

Production : American Chainsaws

***Historical slasher with John Saxon, Olivia Hussey and Margot Kidder***

It’s the Christmas season at a sorority house in the Northeast wherein an ambiguous psycho hiding in the attic makes crank calls to the girls and slays them one-by-one. John Saxon plays the local detective.

“Black Christmas” (1974) obviously influenced “Halloween” (1978), e.g. the closet scene, but was influenced itself by psycho slasher flicks like “Psycho” (1960), “Dementia 13” (1963) and “Silent Night, Bloody Night” (1972).

Honestly, the 2006 remake has a more absorbing story which, to me, is the best indicator of a quality movie. This version is dull by comparison, particularly the first half, but it picks up steam in the second. And the open-ended climax is interesting.

But I strongly prefer the female cast in the remake; they're just all-around superior IMHO. Of course Olivia Hussey is attractive in this rendition, albeit cold, and Lynne Griffin as Clare is winsome, although her part is small. Andrea Martin (Phyl) comes across as a shorter version of Cher with short, curly hair. Unfortunately, Margot Kidder as Barb is one of the most obnoxious characters in cinema, a real turn-off (so is Mrs. Mac, but less so). Thankfully, Barb's only prominent through the first half.

The film runs 1 hour, 38 minutes, and was shot in Toronto.

GRADE: C+/B-
Black Christmas is what happens when a director decides to make a slasher but also decides to make a good movie.

Each character has a purpose. By that, I don't mean simply to drive the plot along. Each character is a person, and they each have their own unique personalities and motivations. Barb isn't just the drunk and morally abrasive stereotype; she's driven by her jealousy and likely by issues from her childhood. Each character feels about as deep as her, at the least.

The only character who isn't fully explained is Billy, and that's for the best. Billy isn't a character we want explained, and it only drives the horror deeper that he isn't.

This should be on every horror fan's Christmas playlist.