Posesión alucinante

Título original: Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out!

Vídeo
1989
R
1h 30min

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3,5/10

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Samantha Scully in Posesión alucinante (1989)

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El comatoso Ricky Caldwell revive y comienza a acechar a una mujer ciega, con la que comparte una conexión psíquica.El comatoso Ricky Caldwell revive y comienza a acechar a una mujer ciega, con la que comparte una conexión psíquica.El comatoso Ricky Caldwell revive y comienza a acechar a una mujer ciega, con la que comparte una conexión psíquica.

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3,5/10

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Curiosidades
The movie was rushed into production. The original script was discarded and rewritten in one week, starting in March 1989. Principal photography had finished by the end of April, editing was done in May, and the movie was first screened at a film festival in July of 1989.

Pifias
Ricky was shot in the chest at the end of the previous entry, so he should not have to have the transparent brain dome in the first place.

Citas
Chris: Is it live, or is it Memorex?

Conexiones
Edited from Noche de paz, noche de muerte (1984)

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Reseña destacada

3/10

In regards to the Fishbowl on Ricky's Head

I enjoyed the original Silent Night, Deadly Night. To the dismay of other internet film critics, i also enjoyed Silent Night, Deadly Night part 2. But when i sat down to watch the 3rd installment in the series, even at the age of 15 i knew the end was near.

My Biggest issue with this film has little to do with the low rent acting. It is the blatant disregard for the previous film that irritates me the most.

Ricky has no need for the science fictional fishbowl on his head in this film, other than to draw attention away from the lack of plot, and place all eyes on a sad gimmick. In the end of Silent Night, Deadly Night 2, Ricky is shot three times, yes But he was never shot in the head nor did he have his head blown off as another commentator included in his/her IMDb review of the film. There is No Need for the Fishbowl!