Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)

[00:00:00] Speaker A: Hello. Just a quick disclaimer. I've edited the video down best I could but there are some issues with the audio. It's not a lot and it's only occasional but I just want to let you know in advance so that you know, because I'm nice like that. Anyway, enjoy the podcast. Hello and welcome to Pugsley Crew Revos where we watch all manner of films whether they're good, bad or anything in between. We'll give them a watch and tell you what we think. Today we are joined by Kerr 9000. [00:00:34] Speaker B: Yeah, pleased to be here. [00:00:36] Speaker A: Alright dude, I hope you're doing well. [00:00:39] Speaker B: Oh yeah, I'm doing well. How you doing? [00:00:41] Speaker A: Yeah, I'm good, just, you know, chilling. Just had a nice hot chocolate in my milk frothing machine thing. [00:00:50] Speaker B: Like one of them hotel chocolate velvetiser things. [00:00:54] Speaker A: It is, yeah. Except for it's not a hotel chocolate because when we were in hotel chocolate last down in Cardiff, it was about £150 and I'm like that I'll buy one for 30. [00:01:07] Speaker B: At all. [00:01:08] Speaker A: Yeah, but yeah, too pricey. How have you been anyway? [00:01:15] Speaker B: Pretty good. How you've been doing? [00:01:17] Speaker A: Yeah, not bad, not bad. Just been chilling out. Been obviously watching Silent Night, Deadly Night. But other than I've been playing Terminator 2 Dark Fate, which is a video game based on the film Terminator 2. [00:01:30] Speaker B: Yeah, I've seen footage of it, it looks pretty good. [00:01:34] Speaker A: Yeah, I'm enjoying it. I, I'm, I, I'm not like, I seem to be getting worse games the older I get because I've still not finished this and everyone's like, yeah, it's a really short game and I'm like, I keep dying before I finish the game. So there you go. It has a like continue system and when. Which basically arrives and as soon as they run out you have to start again from the beginning. [00:02:03] Speaker B: Oh dear. [00:02:05] Speaker A: It does seem like it'll be quite a short game once I actually get through it. But I seem to be sucking right now. But I was gonna do that for a voozy but I don't know if I will because I don't know if I can finish the game because I'm getting crap at it. Anyway, we are here today to talk about Silent Light Deadly Night. It is from 1984 and it is an old school slasher style horror. You've seen this before? [00:02:50] Speaker B: A long, long time ago. [00:02:53] Speaker A: I haven't and if I have I can't remember anything about it. [00:02:56] Speaker B: It's like, you know when you watch something you're Like. Oh, yeah, I'm pretty sure, yeah. Bits of it just seem to, like, resonate in my brain. Like, I think I've seen this. But I do know as well there's a 2012 remake. So maybe I saw that and there's overlap. And what happens? [00:03:15] Speaker A: Well, there's a new remake that have come up this year as well, isn't there? [00:03:19] Speaker B: Yeah, that's in the cinema right now. It's the guy that was in Halloween ends. The young lad from that is the lad in the new At Night. Deadly Night. [00:03:30] Speaker A: I was gonna say. Well, Michael Myers. Michael Myers is doing up in a different film. Not very nice, stealing everyone's stuff. No, I. I don't know much about the new one. I didn't know much about this, but I was like, ah, something to watch. Why not? [00:03:49] Speaker B: Exactly. [00:03:51] Speaker A: And it starts off, you know, all right, or a family going to visit Grandpa, who's in the Utah Mental Institute. Institute. And it's like instantly is like the. The mother, I think it was, she's like, oh, Grandpa ain't gonna hurt you. And I was like, yeah, I don't believe that he's gonna do something. And then as soon as they walk out of the room, he starts going, oh, I'm gonna scare the. Out of this kid by telling him how Santa punishes you. I did laugh at that because straight away the. The grandpa, grandfather was like, now fuck this. This kid isn't enjoying Christmas. I'm ruining it for him. [00:04:35] Speaker B: Yeah, he much assassinated that child's child. Put in one smooth go, didn't he, really? [00:04:41] Speaker A: Yeah. Which, to be fair, the real scarring came soon after. But with the Santa Claus who robs her, like, I know, a petrol station or something. And he's like, he kills the guy behind the. The till, takes the money's like 31 bucks. Merry Christmas. Because obviously 31 bucks isn't a lot of money. And he's like, must have. I don't know, I was suing. He broke down or pretended to break down. And. And then like, the family stops to, like, help Santa. And the kid's like, no, don't stop. I don't like Santa. Santa will punish me, and stuff like that. [00:05:37] Speaker B: And then the funny thing is, if they'd listened to the kid that had. [00:05:40] Speaker A: Left, yeah, they listened to the kid, just carried on driving, they'd have been fine. But instead the father got shot. Billy the Kid, who ran away and hidden, like, behind some bushes, which had no leaves or anything. So you would have thought Santa would have seen him quite easily. But obviously Not. And then he tries to rape the mother. The mother slaps him and he's like, you, how dare you touch me? And then slits her throat. Oh yeah. His Christmas went. And he. From here on out, this kid has a, a phobia of Santa, like, which is understandable with like what his grandfather said. And then like an hour down the road, Santa kills his parents. It's kind of understandable why he's like the way he is to an extent. He doesn't, you know, like being fearful at Christmas time. It's kind of understandable. And like the, the nuns, because they go into an orphanage, the parents have died, as I just said, but they go to the orphanage and the one nun's like, oh, we need to get him proper help. Cuz every year at Christmas he's like this, he needs prop help. And the Mother superior's like, nah, I'll just punish him for not listening. It's like, that's not helping. That's just making it worse. Ah, silly woman. [00:07:17] Speaker B: Although that did lead to one of my favorite moments when the kid basically punches Santa out. [00:07:23] Speaker A: Yeah, I did really enjoy that. And my exact, my, my confusion was like, how did that little kid knock down a fully grown man so easily? Like, how did he manage it? I don't know. [00:07:44] Speaker B: If it applied himself, he could have been a future Mike Tyson. He got one hell of a left hook. [00:07:49] Speaker A: Exactly. Yeah. But I think one of, one of the favorite lines I heard in the, in the opening thing is when the, the little brother goes, what's wrong, Billy? And then one of the other kids turn around goes, your brother's a nutcase. That's what's wrong. And then he gets punished. And that's the problem. It's like he's getting punished for things and it's just making things worse. [00:08:26] Speaker B: Yeah, it's. The mother superior is just basically like an old fashioned asshole really, isn't she? And she was the gasoline on his problems. That makes it worse. [00:08:38] Speaker A: Yeah. After all this stuff, Billy grows up and he's like 18, I think. [00:08:46] Speaker B: Yeah. [00:08:46] Speaker A: And he works in a shop and he's like a good worker. And then they have this really cheesy like shop montage like thing where, I don't know, it's just like really cheesy music and crap happening in the shop, but nothing really of note. [00:09:05] Speaker B: Yeah. [00:09:06] Speaker A: And then Christmas time rolls around and Santa appears and Billy starts acting funny because he doesn't like Santa, even though he should realize that it's a different Santa each. But like, obviously there's Issues there with. With Christmas and stuff. And then Santa's ill, so Billy becomes Santa. And I thought that was really funny because he's like, yeah, I'll. I'll do it. Even though he doesn't. Clearly doesn't want to be Santa. And then he's Santa, And the very first child you see him, it's all just. [00:09:55] Speaker B: This film is things where you watch and go. I'm sorry, it, like, overlapped there. I was gonna say. The thing is, this film's just full of moments where you're like, that's a bad choice. Does nobody know what his problem is? Does nobody? And I thought, does the shop not know? But then later, the bloke says, oh, yeah, your parents are dead. I forgot. You'd think the number told the shop, just, you know, the gist of it, for sensitivity reasons. But. [00:10:30] Speaker A: Yeah, yeah, I did. Like, I. He's like, oh, I was thinking about my parents. Oh, that's wonderful, Billy. Everyone should think about their parents at Christmas. My parents are dead. Oh, yeah, I forgot about that. It's something along those lines, isn't it. [00:10:51] Speaker B: For beat. [00:10:58] Speaker A: So, like, when Billy is Santa, the very first child he has on his knee, he's like, I will punish you if you don't behave. Stop it. And the kids just wiggling around going, I. I don't know why, because they're not crying. They're just making strange noises as if they can't speak, maybe. I don't know. But he's like, I will punish you if you don't behave. And it's like, wow, calm down, Billy. I did like that. [00:11:37] Speaker B: Nobody were listening that well. They were. They. Because they're like, oh, look, he's wonderful with children. [00:11:42] Speaker A: Yeah. Oh, he's so good with the children because they stopped. And then he's like. The only time you hear the. The kid speech, he runs. Somebody goes. And it's like, yeah, that's a sign that Santa was making them happy. [00:12:01] Speaker B: It is funny, though, how you always do find children that are terrified of Santa. I used to work for a nursery and they maybe be Santa one year. And, you know, most of them hop up and talk to you and. Oh, and there is always one that, like, cries and looks at you with dread and, you know, tries to claw up the corner of the wall in the room. So it's. I don't. You know, you do wonder, what do these kids get told? Oh, is it the whole, like, he'll do something if you're bad? And they're like, oh, broken Lego three weeks ago. Maybe Santa, rip my ears off or something. [00:12:40] Speaker A: I think for some kids it might just be the big bushy beard and the big red suit and I might just pour them off. Or maybe they are told, if you don't behave with Santa, Santa will punish you. It could literally just be there. He won't give you any presents and you'll get punished. No, help me. But then obviously after that, it goes to a scene where they're all enjoying a Christmas party. Billy's having a few drinks, though you can see he's clearly not happy because he's like, really. It doesn't seem like he's really with it, but he's like having a drink or two because the. The shop guy is like, ah, stay with me and get drunk kind of thing. And then the, the woman he kind of fancies walks off with the. Another guy and he's like, let me show you a present. I can't show you a present in front of other people. Which he's clearly saying, come and see my dick. Yeah, simple as, come and look at my dick. And then, Billy, can you. Whatever's going on in there. And he walks in and sees that guy is clearly trying to rape this woman and kills him. He finally snapped, basically, and the woman then freaks out going, oh, my God, you're insane. And it's weird because, like, I know he killed the guy, but I was kind of shocked that she was like, oh, my God, you're nuts or what are you doing? But when she was in the middle of being raped by this guy and it's like, it's like I g. That he probably did need to kill. Kill him, but he was helping her sort of. But then he kind of went nuts and killed her as well. So who knows? [00:14:37] Speaker B: Yeah, Stab, that's the, the kill where there's certain kills in the film where you're like, this is almost justified. I'm not saying I give him a clap on the back, but you're like, yeah, you know, I'll kind of let you off that one. I don't dislike you yet. And him killing the rapist guy, you were like, well, you know, bit harsh, but fair enough. Yeah, she did proper go nuts. And, and you would think in, in reality, in reality, would, would she not have like, been like, thank you, but you took it a bit far sort of thing more than like, oh, my God, you're a monster. [00:15:21] Speaker A: You would think so, but I. I don't know. I've never been in that position to find out and hopefully I never will. But I did think it was like a bit. I thought she would have been a little less freaked out by him and more like kind of not thankful because she just witnessed it murder another guy. But more like you saved my. You. You saved me from this thing. But then I'm not. Like I said, I never been in such a position. I, I could be completely wrong. And then Billy goes around and kills everyone in the store. I don't know why he starts punishing everyone. [00:16:14] Speaker B: No, I mean, what did they really do? [00:16:19] Speaker A: They drank alcohol. I guess that's normal. [00:16:22] Speaker B: Yeah, I suppose so. [00:16:23] Speaker A: But they weren't underage drinking alcohol. They were legally allowed. [00:16:26] Speaker B: So. [00:16:28] Speaker A: What the Billy playing at Silly Billy. But you know, he kills a few people in the shop and then like the what the one kill with the, the. The guy like hits him in the head with a hammer. Not much really happens there. It's not exactly the greatest of kills. Then the next one, he shoots an arrow through the back of the woman as she's in the middle of escaping. She took way too long deciding what to do with that axe though. She probably could have escaped quite easily if she hadn't have gone. No, I'm going to hit this. No, I got to change my mind. Hit this a. I got shot in the back. Oh, I'm dead. [00:17:14] Speaker B: No, she was a bit too indecisive. [00:17:17] Speaker A: Very. And then obviously Billy leaves and he starts going on a, a bit of a killing spree. And the very next scene is a, is a, a man and a woman. Well, they're meant to be younger, I think, but you know, they clearly know like they're probably like 30. [00:17:37] Speaker B: It's normal for horror films, isn't it? 30 year old, 18 year olds. [00:17:41] Speaker A: Yeah. Which you know, is understandable when they get their baps out every five minutes. And so I thought it was quite interesting like, because they. Again you're on, it's like, oh, Santa won't come if you don't. We don't go to sleep because the, the little girl they're looking after is coming downstairs and I did like it all like she goes, Santa won't come if you don't go to bed. And then the guy she's with goes, he's not the only one. [00:18:17] Speaker B: Yeah, I like that. I thought that was quite witty. [00:18:20] Speaker A: Yeah. And then she's like, oh, okay, I'll go to bed. And then Billy comes in, busts down the door, goes insane, kills the woman. And I did think this was a pretty cool like death in the sense because. Oh yeah, like he like it up a bit and then he like picks her up and just like slowly pushes her through the horns of a deer, the antlers of a deer on top on like an impaled deer head. Lauren. Impaled? You had a monk did deer head. The deer head wasn't impaled. She was impaled. [00:18:58] Speaker B: When you see her like hanging from it though, that looks great. [00:19:02] Speaker A: It does. [00:19:02] Speaker B: It doesn't look like Okie or fake. She. It really does look like somebody's dead on it. It's. However they did that, some hoists and stuff, you know, kudos to them. It looks fantastic. [00:19:13] Speaker A: It does. It wasn't. I wasn't a massive fan of the next death though, which was the guy getting thrown out the window. I just thought, eh, whatever. Like he looked pretty brutally like the glass going through his face and his stomach and when he was on the floor but just getting thrown out the window, I was like. [00:19:33] Speaker B: No, I mean, I had a different death in my head for him. I'd sort of. You're like thinking, what's going to happen? I thought he, like, get him and take him towards the deer head where she was and like shove his eyes through the deer head. So I don't know. I just. That's what came to me. So then when he got thrown through a window, what was in my head was better. [00:19:58] Speaker A: That does sound better. Face first into the antlers would have been a bit painful, but, you know, that's the point. And then it skips to another scene and this is about a guy who's basically punishing naughty people for misbehaving. And the reason why he killed these two people is because they were getting jiggy. Even though he shouldn't have known they were getting jiggy because he wasn't in the house at the time. Even though she was topless when she answered the door. Which is really weird. Yeah, but that's why he killed them. Because when he was a child, he witnessed two people going at it through a keyhole. And the mother superior went in there and was going, you're so naughty. And then like started beating them with belts. And then when he was. She asked Billy what he saw. He's like, oh, nothing. It's like, good, because what they were doing was really naughty and they need to be punished. I honestly think she is a bigger problem than the fucking Santa. Because everything that kid does and everything everyone does, they need to be punished. And this is the main thing he says as he's killing people. Punish. He's just saying punish. Yo, his dialogue is minimal while he's killing people. It's just punishment. [00:21:31] Speaker B: No, she definitely reinforced all these weird and bad ideas. [00:21:36] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:21:38] Speaker B: And it, you know, in a way it is quite interesting because it is all about someone that's gone nuts and it's about the initial trauma of the whole thing and then how that is shaped around. And it's like, if the Santa thing hadn't happened, he wouldn't have gone nuts. But then equally, if he'd have got like proper care and like the other nun said he'd been took to see somebody professional, it put him to bed. So it's like one of them loaded a gun and the other one fired it. [00:22:09] Speaker A: Yeah, exactly. She was not a good woman. [00:22:15] Speaker B: No. [00:22:16] Speaker A: And coming to the next set of deaths. Well, it's only one death, actually. There's some kids who are going to go on the, on their sledges, or sleighs, whatever you want to call them, and they're like, oh, we'll go on these and have fun. And then they stop. Like, oh my God, are you a jingling? We need to stop. I think someone's there. And they don't go. And then as they're about to go, two other kids turn up who are clearly not children, and they're like, hey, give us your sledges or we'll kick your heads in. And he's like, you dumbass. And then he like puts him in a headlock or something and he's like, take it back. And he's like, okay, fine, sorry. And then they run off and then the first kid goes down the, the first bully child then goes down the slope on his, on the sledge and he's like, yeah, that was fun. So the other guy does it and then Billy goes naughty. And then like you just see his ax swing and then the, the body of the, the kid is just coming down his head less than the other kid is like, wow. And all this is happening. There's police searching for Billy because the Nando's obviously told them. And like the guy's like, he may be nuts, but he isn't stupid. He's like, no, he's not stupid. He's, you know, traumatized and blah, blah, blah, blah. And it's like, well, you should have got him out before. Listen to your instincts and got him help. [00:23:49] Speaker B: I mean, I think that bully death is another one where there's horror film deaths where you kind of almost want to see the people die in there. [00:23:59] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:24:00] Speaker B: And you're like, little got was what was Coming to him. [00:24:04] Speaker A: Good. Yeah. [00:24:05] Speaker B: He ain't gonna put anybody else that says bullying days over. [00:24:11] Speaker A: Well, this is a thing like, like not long later it shows. It goes to the next day and like Santa's visiting the orphanage and they click on, oh, he's gonna go to the orphanage and deal with Mother Superior or wherever. And he does just that. But what happens is, is Santa starts approaching the children and like, he's like, stop. The cop is one of the cops and he's like, stop. And then start shooting. Like within second, not even a second of him saying stop. Turns out it was the wrong guy. And I actually wrote down like, exactly as I think he should have checked it was the correct Santa before shooting him. It was just like an old vicar or priest or ever who's deaf, couldn't hear very well. [00:25:02] Speaker B: I did like that they mentioned he was deaf because obviously the guy had said, oh. I said stop. And he carried on moving it. So it was nicely wrapped up that it was a horror movie moment that actually, actually made logical sense for once. [00:25:15] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:25:15] Speaker B: Cuz a lot of the times when you got stuff smashing and crashing and nobody hears it, you're like, oh, come on, you can't hear somebody breaking in in the floor below you. Or so it was nice to, you know, get an explanation for something for once. [00:25:30] Speaker A: Yeah, exactly. I agree with you there. And then the next punishment is to the cop who killed Santa. I don't know. I don't know if Billy was around to see that happen or if he just killed the cop because he felt like killing the cop. I don't know. I'm assuming it was because the cop killed a Santa, but at the same time, Billy wasn't there. Don't believe, I don't know if Billy saw that happen. So who knows? Naughty Billy. [00:26:05] Speaker B: I said, as soon as that cop walked up to that door and you saw the stairs of the bag as he's gonna get pushed down there and then he went down and stuff. But they're basically what felt like 15 minutes goes by for him to get back up and then get. And you're like, he should have just stabbed him and pushed him down straight away. [00:26:25] Speaker A: Or did it build up the suspense? Is it cop gonna get killed? Yes, he is. The one death I'm confused about more than anything is why did Billy cut the head off the snowman? [00:26:40] Speaker B: Yeah, I think just because they've built in that he hates Christmas. [00:26:45] Speaker A: But like the snowman didn't do anything to get to deserve to get punished. It was just there, Right this Is the thing that gets. This is one of the things I wrote down here is the Mother Superior is probably the only person where. Who deserved to be punished. Out of everyone in the film, probably more than anyone else, they deserve to be punished. Obviously, the rapey guy. I forgot about that by the time I was writing this. But the rapey guy and her are the two main people who deserve to be punished. And yet, as she goes to kill the nun, the Mother Superior, he gets shot. And I was like, you, why does she get to live? She's the one who made him like this more than anything else, apart from more probably the murder. [00:27:38] Speaker B: He. [00:27:38] Speaker A: She exacerbated his issues, which is why he's the way he is. Why does she get to live? Out of all the people in the film? [00:27:46] Speaker B: It's another moment that I'd have rewrote because that nun was there and the Mother Superior, and she was a grade AA hole. I'd have had him kill her. I'd have had that other nun come in that was kind to him, and I'd have had her, like, reason to him to the point he, like, wasn't sure if he was going to kill the kids or he was like, you know, stag. And then I'd have had him shot because then you would have had the cathartic thing that. That mother super got what was coming to her. But you still could have had him shot and die on the floor and somebody hold his hand. And, you know, I think it was all just. There was his brother there who said, naughty or whatever shot. It was all just. She was left alive for some finished business for a sequel. [00:28:38] Speaker A: Yeah, naughty. Because that. That child was fine all the way through. And then all of a sudden he's like, no, I'm gonna become Killer Santa next. Obviously, I haven't seen any of the sequels, so who knows if. If Billy's brother turns out to be the killer in the next film. Someone did tell me, though, that, like, the second or third film, I think they said the second is basically the first film with some extra scenes. [00:29:05] Speaker B: Yeah, the second one, it. It. They wanted to make it entirely from footage from this one, but the people making it beg to be allowed to film a certain percentage of extra footage to, you know, make it less lame. So a lot of it is old footage from this one with new filmed footage. [00:29:29] Speaker A: What's the point in that? What would be the point? Especially making a film from the same film. I can understand people remake things nowadays, but to do it to that extent, where they just use the Same footage ago. This is a new film. [00:29:42] Speaker B: I think a lot of it was money. Basically. This film came into cinema, started doing really well, and then all kinds of, like, parents groups and religious groups complained about it, had it pushed out of cinema. And it sort of didn't make anywhere near what it should because they were pushing that. Having a killer Santa was so wrong. [00:30:11] Speaker A: Yeah, yeah. [00:30:14] Speaker B: The Tales from the crypt 70s don't kill a Santa. Long before and got away with it. This was just wrong place, wrong time. But apparently before this was pulled, this film was overperforming, doing better than A Nightmare on Elm Street. [00:30:27] Speaker A: Wow. [00:30:28] Speaker B: And then it got. And obviously. But it wasn't in any cinemas, tanked and didn't reach its potential. So maybe if this hadn't been pulled, the second one would have been a real film and not, you know, a mess. And then there's a 3, 5. But I think they were all straight to. I think all of them were straight to video after this. I don't think it came back to cinema until the remake in 2012. [00:30:57] Speaker A: Surprising that they remade the film like 12, 13 years ago. Now they've remade her again. [00:31:05] Speaker B: I've only heard brief things about the new new one, but apparently it's a bit different. [00:31:14] Speaker A: All right. [00:31:15] Speaker B: He's supposed to be a little bit of an anti hero. Some of the people he killing deserve it. And it's a bit more where you're supposed to almost egg him on because apparently he kills like 20 Nazis in it and apparently he's well aware of right and wrong. And he puts the Santa costume on to enter a different mind space because it brings out his killer instinct. And then he can go kill Nazi and whatever. I mean, I'm not seeing it. This is just bits I've heard. [00:31:48] Speaker A: I'll have to check that out. Maybe next year we'll do it as a. Why not Thor? What did you think of this film then? [00:32:06] Speaker B: It's not a bad film at all. I think viewed now with a modern lens, it's got some pacing problems and stuff. I think if I'd have viewed this back in the day, I'd have absolutely loved it. [00:32:18] Speaker A: I enjoyed it. Even my Miss was like, yeah, it was all right. Which is high praise. Everything I put on, she's like, yeah. She said yesterday, you always make me watch crap films. I said, I don't always make you watch crap films. Some of the films we've watched have been really good. Okay, that's fair. 98% of the films we watch is crap. 2% is okay. I was like no, no, not at all. How dare you. We have watched some crap though. [00:32:57] Speaker B: Yeah, we have. [00:32:58] Speaker A: Some stuff have been all right. Some stuff have been good. You know, it's all about trying anything and everything because why not? [00:33:10] Speaker B: I definitely think this is up the better ones we've watched. [00:33:13] Speaker A: Yeah, I agree with. I, I enjoyed the film. It was quite fun and it was nice to see like a normal person just snap and go to murder and spree. Normally the killer is like a killer from the off. This guy wasn't. He was a traumatized child who needed serious help and when he did finally snap it's because he witnessed something similar to what was happening to his mother who was murdered in front of him. [00:33:46] Speaker B: Yeah, it, it makes him a more sympathetic killer, doesn't it? You, you don't entirely hate him. [00:33:52] Speaker A: Yeah. When he, when he kills like certain. [00:33:54] Speaker B: People, me and my misses were like. And towards. [00:33:59] Speaker A: Yeah. [00:34:02] Speaker B: We were like not enough to this and you're like if they lived he'd like to go they asylum. He'd have to go somewhere for more care than as such. [00:34:15] Speaker A: Yeah, I, I would agree. If he didn't die you would have end up in a mental health place to you know, stay there and get the help you needed. Which I think he needed from the off. This is a film about the consequences of not helping children who need it and instead beating them with a belt. Just cuz they left the room early. Yeah, Cuz she did, didn't she? When he left his room she beat him with a belt and was like you left your room earlier and it's like the, the nun that said to her beforehand to the mother spirit. Oh if you're wondering why he's out, it's cuz I let him out. So it wasn't the child's fault. He listened to another adult, another nun. [00:35:11] Speaker B: He couldn't catch a break, could he? [00:35:13] Speaker A: No. [00:35:13] Speaker B: Poor lad. [00:35:16] Speaker A: Yeah, well I think that's going to be us anyway because we've been going for a bit. Not that maras, but I enjoyed this. I think it's worth watching. I think it's pretty good. Probably like a 7 out of 10 for me. There's some good kills, some nice boobs, can't complain too much. [00:35:38] Speaker B: No, I'd agree. Definitely 7 out of 10 territory. [00:35:43] Speaker A: The only thing I need to do now is check out the remakes. Both of them. Because there's three. Three, two remakes. God damn it. I'll probably check out the newest one or the 2012 one because it sounds like it's a spin on the first one instead of a full on remake, if that makes sense. [00:36:02] Speaker B: Yeah. [00:36:05] Speaker A: Like going here, they had that shot for shot remake where everything was exactly the same. Yeah. [00:36:12] Speaker B: And that was quite pointless. Whereas when they like did the TV series Bates Motel, I enjoyed that because it added and changed the sort of story. [00:36:21] Speaker A: Yeah. Thinking about. I never finished that. I only ever got. I think I watched the first season. [00:36:31] Speaker B: It's quite good. I. I enjoyed it all the way through. [00:36:35] Speaker A: Get back to it. Yeah. Anyway, I was having an arm when to get back to it. Anyway, I think that is going to be us. If you have not seen Silent Night, Deadly Night from 1984, it's worth checking out. I can't comment on the remakes or the sequels. This is the first time I've watched this film. As I said, it was enjoyable. 7 out of 10 territory. And it's got some good little quotes like what's wrong? Your brother is crazy? That kind of thing. Even though that's not the exact words because I said the exact words earlier. But you know, silly things like that are quite funny. And if you have a child that. If. If you're a Mother Superior and you have a child that comes into your old village and needs proper psychiatric help, get them that help. They don't come out. Kill Santa. Anyway, bye bye everyone and thank you, Kurt, for taking part. Been a pleasure. [00:37:38] Speaker B: You're very welcome. Thanks. [00:37:42] Speaker A: Bye bye. [00:37:42] Speaker B: Thanks for having me. Bye. [00:37:50] Speaker A: William. Don't blame him, Mother Superior. I told him he could come out. Stay out of this, Sister Margaret. William, come here. Billy, what's wrong? Your brother's in that case. That's where it's from.