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• 12/19/2009 2:20 AM CrimsonDusk wrote:
  Vic you dog, this was one of your biggest episode and made me really want to see Silent Night, Deadly Night. For a second I kept thinking it was Santa's Slay but damn the movie really seems good and it was shadowed by it's controversy and it's bad reviews.
  
  Although I still respect Siskel and Ebert it's clear they didn't get some movies and some of them were they were simply outraged were good in a cheesy way. MMMM good cheese. Merry Christmas
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  1. 7/10/2010 8:00 PM vehicle shipping wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 2:55 AM skrag2112 wrote:
  This movie is a good example of the old saying "There's no such thing as bad publicity." All the negative reviews and backlash just made people curious and want to see it. Its still a pretty disturbing film, but at least the series would give us the immortal 'Garbage Day' scene.
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     1. 10/28/2010 12:05 AM crafts online wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 3:10 AM jeffj wrote:
  Wonderful Christmas themed Big Box. The Snob will appreciate an unknown movie from the: “Trailers from Hell” website called “Welcome home brother Charles”. A movie that starts out as a boring, stupid, blacksploitation movie to an outrageously, unbelievable almost sci-fi/horror movie (in the last 5 minutes). Merry Christmas!
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     'Welcome Home Brother Charles?!' Isn't that the one where the protagonist strangles people with his wang-doodle?
     
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• 12/19/2009 5:09 AM ColinJ wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 6:12 AM Flo wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 7:02 AM VendavalEste wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 7:08 AM RussianWhore wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 8:57 AM Jason wrote:
  A couple of years ago I actually got the pleasure of seeing this movie on the big screen here in Texas at the Alamo Drafthouse theater. It was shown at midnight a couple of days before Christmas and they served free "blood nog." I'd never seen it before and I have to say it's become one of my favorite slasher movies of all time. PUNISH!
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• 12/19/2009 11:35 AM Video Hero wrote:
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• 12/19/2009 2:13 PM Master Seijin wrote:
  I remember the "Embryo" box at my video store! It looked kinda weird so I never had the stones to actually rent it.
  
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  1. 12/19/2009 3:14 PM Brad wrote:
     I used to own the Diamond Entertainment DVD of it, it's actually a pretty good flick. The lady who plays the psycho clone did a damn good job in it. Plus it's got a Roddy McDowell cameo.
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• 12/19/2009 8:26 PM Shadowdancer21b wrote:
  This one was fun too! Jillian is lovely as always and Silent Night Deadly Night looks like a good one!
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• 12/19/2009 8:26 PM LC wrote:
  hi I'm LC not just a horror reviewer I'm you're horror reviewer. brad you defiantly did one of my favorite Christmas slashers a grate deal of Justis and i respect that you put the sickle and ebert the hipper critics review in there the protest on this film were just petty and uncalled for. theres a grate documentary of it I recommend ever one to watch it after you see this Pyle of blood soaked shit PS I would love to see you do more big box 80s slasher cheese you are a inspiration to me
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  Happy Holidays to you both!
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  I, along with my partner, set out to make a slasher that, from a story point, would be a "cut above" the rest. And although I was not overwhelmed by the filmmaking (I did not hire the director, only developed the screenplay), I'm glad some of of what we set out to accomplish still shines through.
  
  Thanks again for an entertaining and perceptive piece.
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