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You better watch out; you better not cry…because it’s a very scary Christmas here at Enzian as we roll out a set of alternative holiday slashics!
This special four-film event features a 50th Anniversary 4K restoration of Black Christmas (1974), a 40th Anniversary screening of the notorious Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984), an ultra-rare theatrical screening of the terrifying French new extremity film Inside (2007), and Enzian’s traditional annual showing of Rare Exports (2010).
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Silent Night, Deadly Night:
40th Anniversary Screening! Part of the Enzian Holiday Series!
Santa Claus is coming to town . . . and this time he’s got an axe! Community leaders tried to stop it. The P.T.A. fought to ban it. Now, one of the most controversial slasher films of all time is back in a new restoration from the original camera negative. SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT is the demented story of little Billy Chapman, traumatized by his parents’ Christmas Eve murder and then brutalized by sadistic nuns in an orphanage. When Billy grows up and dresses as Santa, he goes on a yuletide rampage to punish the naughty with extreme prejudice. Robert Brian Wilson and Linnea Quigley (NIGHT OF THE DEMONS) star in this harrowing horror classic that continues to ruffle the feathers of angry parents and stuffy critics forty years later.
Freaky Fridays ticket prices include a free popcorn and soda, tea, or lemonade for all attendees! Alcohol can be purchased at Eden Bar. Regular food service will not be available for Freaky Friday events. So, come early, and fuel up outside for the night ahead!
1984, 82 minutes, USA, Directed by Charles E. Seiler, Jr., Rated R
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“Silent Night, Deadly Night walked so that Terrifier 3 could run!”
– Tim Anderson, Programming Manager, ENZIAN -
“Such a bonkers viewing experience - it’s equal parts gory, brutal, funny on purpose, absurd on purpose, and brilliantly funny and absurd on accident.”
– Vera Drew, DIRECTOR: The Peoples Joker -
“I would like to hear the filmmakers explain to their children and their grandchildren that it’s only a movie.”
– Roger Ebert, CHICAGO SUN-TIMES -
“Puts the axe back in Xmas.”
– Rob Aldam, BACKSEAT MAFIA