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The comatose Ricky Caldwell reawakens and begins to stalk a blind woman, who he shares a psychic connection with.The comatose Ricky Caldwell reawakens and begins to stalk a blind woman, who he shares a psychic connection with.The comatose Ricky Caldwell reawakens and begins to stalk a blind woman, who he shares a psychic connection with.
Laura Harring
- Jerri
- (as Laura Herring)
Dave Mount Jr.
- Policeman
- (as David Mount)
Storyline
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- TriviaThe 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.
- GoofsRicky 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.
- ConnectionsEdited from Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)
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I consider Silent Night, Deadly Night 1 & 2 to be underwhelming but passable slasher flicks, this third part however is a different creature altogether.
So Ricky Caldwell found himself in a coma after the final events of the last film, somehow he's formed a psychic connection with a blind girl and when he predictably awakens and goes on a killing spree she is his target.
This time he's mute, no more yelling "Naughty" or "Punish" in fact he's near enough braindead. He resembles more of a Frankensteins monster rather than the serial killer we're used to seeing.
This could have worked but alas doesn't. The story is a mess, the whole thing is incredibly boring, the kills are uninspired and not one part of it works.
To make matters worse Ricky has been recast! Taking the role is horror legend Bill Moseley which you'd think would be a great thing but a mute role like this is one he could do little with. This is certainly not Moseleys finest hour.
Not on par with the first two, this is a mindless cash grab.
The Good:
Not a sausage
The Bad:
Recasting
Incredibly boring
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
"She'll come back and she'll let me go as deep as I want, she likes it, loves it" The writer was horny when he was writing this film, this above line was not even remotely meant to be sexual.
So Ricky Caldwell found himself in a coma after the final events of the last film, somehow he's formed a psychic connection with a blind girl and when he predictably awakens and goes on a killing spree she is his target.
This time he's mute, no more yelling "Naughty" or "Punish" in fact he's near enough braindead. He resembles more of a Frankensteins monster rather than the serial killer we're used to seeing.
This could have worked but alas doesn't. The story is a mess, the whole thing is incredibly boring, the kills are uninspired and not one part of it works.
To make matters worse Ricky has been recast! Taking the role is horror legend Bill Moseley which you'd think would be a great thing but a mute role like this is one he could do little with. This is certainly not Moseleys finest hour.
Not on par with the first two, this is a mindless cash grab.
The Good:
Not a sausage
The Bad:
Recasting
Incredibly boring
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
"She'll come back and she'll let me go as deep as I want, she likes it, loves it" The writer was horny when he was writing this film, this above line was not even remotely meant to be sexual.
- Platypuschow
- Jun 1, 2018
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