Director:
Charles E. Sellier Jr.Guión:
Michael HickeyCámara:
Henning SchellerupReparto:
Lilyan Chauvin, Gilmer McCormick, Toni Nero, Linnea Quigley, Robert Brian Wilson, Britt Leach, H.E.D. Redford, Geoff Hansen, Leo Geter, Will Hare (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Después de ver a sus padres asesinados frente a él por Santa Claus, un niño pasa la mayor parte de su vida en un orfanato donde es abusado por la madre superiora. Cuando llega a la adolescencia, consigue un trabajo como Santa en una juguetería. Cuando ve a dos personas teniendo sexo en la tienda le trae recuerdos de sus padres, su confusión lo lleva a convertirse en un asesino en serie de Papá Noel.se (Filmin)
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An atmospherically sophisticated slasher that provides a decent psychological background to the main character/killer. I expected some sort of entertaining silliness, so I was very nicely surprised by the solid brutality and the atmosphere as a whole. Unlike other Holiday-themed cult movies, Black Christmas fully exploits the potential of the killer – that axe-wielding Santa screaming “punish” is far more charismatic than any ordinary howling asshole :-) 8/10
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Really Bad Santa. The naughty opening about the roots of trauma sets the bar fairly high and brings two amusing decisions for the direction of the "plot." Letting a five-year-old boy visit an asylum and be left alone with his deranged grandpa is a loving parental act, but it’s easily outdone when, at eighteen, the orphanage gets him a job in a toy store so he can fully enjoy December! And then it's just murders, gore, and nudity galore on a "punish" journey for a merry holiday... A left hook from a child's fist to Santa Claus’s face or the gay scene where young Billy vies for the employee of the month title, at least in my eyes, contradict the claim that Charles E. Sellier Jr. avoided humor, though it’s hard to say if it was intentional.
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