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Release Date:
October 11, 1974
Original Title:
Black Christmas
Alternate Titles:
Det er morderen som ringer
Fekete karácsony
Jessy - Die Treppe in den Tod
Kurayami ni beru ga naru
La residencia macabra
Natal Negro
Navidad sangrienta
Navidades negras
Noite do Terror
Noël tragique
Silent Night Evil Night
Stilla natt, blodiga natt
Stranger in the House
Genres:
Horror | Mystery | Thriller
Production Companies:
August Films
Canadian Film Development Corporation
Famous Players
Film Funding Ltd. of Canada
Vision IV
Production Countries:
Canada
Ratings / Certifications:
BR: 16 CA: R DE: 16 GB: 18 IE: 18 MX: C NL: 12 SE: 15 US: R
Runtime: 98
As the residents of sorority house Pi Kappa Sigma prepare for the festive season, a stranger begins a series of obscene phone calls with dubious intentions...
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Art Direction:
Karen Bromley
Assistant Director:
Tony Thatcher
Assistant Editor:
Rick Clarke
Assistant Makeup Artist:
Kathy Southern
Assistant Sound Editor:
Charles Owens
Patrick Drummond
Associate Producer:
Richard Schouten
Co-Producer:
Gerry Arbeid
Director:
Bob Clark
Director of Photography:
Reginald H. Morris
Editor:
Stan Cole
Executive Producer:
Findlay Quinn
Hairstylist:
David R. Beecroft
Makeup Artist:
Bill Morgan
Original Music Composer:
Carl Zittrer
Producer:
Bob Clark
Production Supervisor:
David M. Robertson
Screenplay:
Roy Moore
Script Supervisor:
Sandra Marley
Second Assistant Director:
John M. Eckert
Sound:
Rod Haykin
Sound Editor:
Kenneth Heeley-Ray
Sound Mixer:
David Appleby
Bill O’Neill
Third Assistant Director:
Don Brough
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