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Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984) [R]

Release Date:
November 9, 1984

Original Title:
Silent Night, Deadly Night

Alternate Titles:
Douce nuit, sanglante nuit
Natal Sangrento
Noche de paz, noche de muerte
Noche silenciosa, noche de muerte

Genres:
Horror | Thriller

Production Companies:
Slayride

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 79

He knows when you've been naughty.

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Billy Chapman, who was traumatized by his parents' Christmas Eve murder, then brutalized by sadistic orphanage nuns, grows up to dress as jolly St. Nick for a yuletide rampage to punish the naughty.

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Production

Assistant Editor:
Simon Gittins

Associate Editor:
Mark W. Rosenbaum

Boom Operator:
Flash Deros

Camera Operator:
Billy Dickson

Casting:
Stanzi Stokes

Casting Assistant:
Debra Rubinstein

Catering:
Steve Bennett

Co-Executive Producer:
Dennis Whitehead
Scott J. Schneid

Color Timer:
Claudine Mott

Craft Service:
Tom Willett

Dialogue Coach:
Marcia Dangerfield

Director:
Charles E. Sellier Jr.

Director of Photography:
Henning Schellerup

Driver:
John Orlebeck
Vikki Williams
Jim Field Smith

Editor:
Michael Spence

Electrician:
Dennis Jorgenson

First Assistant Camera:
Joe Gutt

First Assistant Director:
Denis L. Stewart

Gaffer:
Bruce Hamme

Grip:
Kim Kono
John Farr

Key Grip:
Arly H. Thomsen

Local Casting:
Marcia Dangerfield

Location Manager:
Garth Wilkinson

Makeup & Hair:
Perri Sorel

Makeup & Hair Assistant:
Judee Guilmette

Music Editor:
Adam Milo Smalley

Original Music Composer:
Perry Botkin Jr.

Original Story:
Paul Caimi

Producer:
Ira Barmak

Producer's Assistant:
Eugene Barmak

Production Coordinator:
Janet Johnson

Production Design:
Dian Perryman

Production Manager:
Bart Foster

Production Secretary:
Jon Mendenhall

Property Master:
Terry Haskell

Script Supervisor:
Patricia Motyka

Second Assistant Camera:
Rebecca Poulos
Scott Howell

Second Assistant Director:
Perry Husman

Second Unit Director:
Michael Spence

Security Coordinator:
Martin Combs

Set Decoration:
Linda Kiffe

Set Dresser:
Jim Stoddard

Sound Mixer:
Rod Sutton

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Mel Metcalfe
Terry Porter
Chris Carpenter

Special Effects:
Rick Josephsen

Special Effects Assistant:
G. Lynn Maughan

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Karl Wesson

Still Photographer:
Bill Sellier

Stunt Coordinator:
Frank L. Bare II

Stunts:
Lisa Resendez
Don Shanks

Transportation Captain:
James O'Keeffe

Unit Manager:
Denis L. Stewart

Wardrobe Assistant:
Patricia Balderas
Jim Manson

Writer:
Michael Hickey

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