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Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2 1987
Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 is a 1987 American black comedy slasher film edited, co-written with Joseph H. Earle, and directed by Lee Harry. It is the sequel to 1984's Silent Night, Deadly Night, and was followed by Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! in 1989. Its plot focuses on Ricky Caldwell, the brother of Billy Chapman, and his own trauma regarding his parents' Christmas Eve murders, which triggers his own killing spree. The film relies heavily on flashbacks, utilizing approximately 40 minutes of archive footage from the original film.
The sequel picks up on Christmas Eve four years after the first movie, with Ricky Caldwell, the 18-year-old brother of the first film's killer, now being held in a mental hospital, sentenced there for life after a trial he had for a series of murders that he committed. While being interviewed by the psychiatrist Dr. Henry Bloom, Ricky tells the story of the murders his brother Billy committed throughout a series of several flashbacks using footage from the original film. These flashbacks have new shots to make Ricky appear in more of Billy's original story.
After this, Ricky tells his own story: after Billy's death, he was adopted and given a good upbringing, but his trauma was never treated. After his foster father's death, Ricky loses his composure and commits a series of random murders, targeting people who are "naughty". A chance for a normal life seems to appear when he starts dating Jennifer Statson, but an unpleasant encounter with Jennifer's ex-boyfriend Chip sends Ricky over the edge. He kills Chip by electrocuting him with jumper cables that are attached to a car while Jennifer watches, and uses the car antenna to strangle Jennifer to death. A security guard witnesses this and as Ricky is about to get arrested, he grabs the guard’s gun, shoots him in the forehead, and goes on a shooting spree. He kills at least three more people throughout a suburban neighborhood, including shooting one man through a garbage can after yelling "Garbage Day!" Later on, Ricky gets himself into a stand-off where he tries and fails to commit suicide before getting arrested by the police.
Cutting back to the present day, Ricky kills Dr. Bloom and escapes from the mental hospital, murdering a Salvation Army Santa and stealing the costume. Ricky plans a mission to accomplish what Billy failed to do, which was to kill Mother Superior. After chasing Mother Superior throughout her house, Ricky succeeds in decapitating her. Ricky cleans up the blood and stages the scene to make it look like Mother Superior sitting in a chair by placing the loose unconnected head on her body. As soon as this is discovered by the police officers that had arrived on the scene, Ricky leaps out and prepares to attack, yelling "Boo!" and "Yeah!", but is shot down out the patio door. Sister Mary wakes up, and the police officer tells her, "He's gone, Sister. It's over." Then, she turns over and sees Mother Superior's severed head, before screaming in terror. Ricky, who had been shot by the cops, suddenly opens his eyes and smiles devilishly, indicating that he had survived his gunshot wounds. The final shot shows Billy's arm dressed in a Santa suit plunging a knife into the screen, before it freezes and the credits roll.
Directed by Lee Harry
Produced by Lawrence Appelbaum
Screenplay by
Lee Harry
Joseph H. Earle
Story by
Lee Harry
Joseph H. Earle
Dennis Patterson
Lawrence Appelbaum
Starring
Eric Freeman
James L. Newman
Elizabeth Kaitan
Jean Miller
Music by Michael Armstrong
Cinematography Harvey Genkins
Edited by Lee Harry
Production
company
Silent Night Releasing Corporation
Distributed by
Manson International
Virgin Vision
MCEG Productions, Inc.
Release date
April 10, 1987
Running time
88 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $100,000
Box office $154,323
Cast :
Principal
Eric Freeman as Richard "Ricky" Chapman
Darrel Guilbeau as Ricky at 15
Brian Michael Henley as Ricky at 10
James L. Newman as Doctor Henry Bloom
Elizabeth Kaitan as Jennifer Statson
Lilyan Chauvin (archive footage) / Jean Miller as Mother Superior
Corrine Gelfan as Martha Rosenberg
Michael Combatti as Morty Rosenberg
Jill K. Allen as Mrs. Rosenberg's Friend
Ken Weichert as Chip
Ron Moriarty as Detective
Frank Novak as Rocco the Loan Shark
Randall Boffman as Eddie
Joanne White as Paula
Lenny Rose as Loser
Nadya Wynd as Sister Mary
Kenneth McCabe as Rent-A-Cop
J. Aubrey Island as Orderly
Jeremiah Sird as Gregg
Randy Post as Loudmouth In Theater
Kent Koppase as Cop #1
Michael Marloe as Cop #2
Larry Kelman as Cop #3/Paramedic
John Fitzgibbons as Kid At Play
Scottie Simpfender as Kid At Play
Erin Darini as Kid At Play
Lara Darini as Kid At Play
Brian Darini as Kid At Play
Archival footage
Robert Brian Wilson as Billy Chapman at 18
Danny Wagner as Billy Chapman at 8
Jonathan Best as Billy Chapman at 5
Alex Burton as Ricky Caldwell at 14
Max Broadhead as Ricky at 4
Gilmer McCormick as Sister Margaret
Toni Nero as Pamela
Britt Leach as Mr. Sims
Nancy Borgenicht as Mrs. Randall
H.E.D. Redford as Captain Richards
Linnea Quigley as Denise
Leo Geter as Tommy
Tara Buckman as Ellie Chapman
Geoff Hansen as Jim Chapman
The sequel picks up on Christmas Eve four years after the first movie, with Ricky Caldwell, the 18-year-old brother of the first film's killer, now being held in a mental hospital, sentenced there for life after a trial he had for a series of murders that he committed. While being interviewed by the psychiatrist Dr. Henry Bloom, Ricky tells the story of the murders his brother Billy committed throughout a series of several flashbacks using footage from the original film. These flashbacks have new shots to make Ricky appear in more of Billy's original story.
After this, Ricky tells his own story: after Billy's death, he was adopted and given a good upbringing, but his trauma was never treated. After his foster father's death, Ricky loses his composure and commits a series of random murders, targeting people who are "naughty". A chance for a normal life seems to appear when he starts dating Jennifer Statson, but an unpleasant encounter with Jennifer's ex-boyfriend Chip sends Ricky over the edge. He kills Chip by electrocuting him with jumper cables that are attached to a car while Jennifer watches, and uses the car antenna to strangle Jennifer to death. A security guard witnesses this and as Ricky is about to get arrested, he grabs the guard’s gun, shoots him in the forehead, and goes on a shooting spree. He kills at least three more people throughout a suburban neighborhood, including shooting one man through a garbage can after yelling "Garbage Day!" Later on, Ricky gets himself into a stand-off where he tries and fails to commit suicide before getting arrested by the police.
Cutting back to the present day, Ricky kills Dr. Bloom and escapes from the mental hospital, murdering a Salvation Army Santa and stealing the costume. Ricky plans a mission to accomplish what Billy failed to do, which was to kill Mother Superior. After chasing Mother Superior throughout her house, Ricky succeeds in decapitating her. Ricky cleans up the blood and stages the scene to make it look like Mother Superior sitting in a chair by placing the loose unconnected head on her body. As soon as this is discovered by the police officers that had arrived on the scene, Ricky leaps out and prepares to attack, yelling "Boo!" and "Yeah!", but is shot down out the patio door. Sister Mary wakes up, and the police officer tells her, "He's gone, Sister. It's over." Then, she turns over and sees Mother Superior's severed head, before screaming in terror. Ricky, who had been shot by the cops, suddenly opens his eyes and smiles devilishly, indicating that he had survived his gunshot wounds. The final shot shows Billy's arm dressed in a Santa suit plunging a knife into the screen, before it freezes and the credits roll.
Directed by Lee Harry
Produced by Lawrence Appelbaum
Screenplay by
Lee Harry
Joseph H. Earle
Story by
Lee Harry
Joseph H. Earle
Dennis Patterson
Lawrence Appelbaum
Starring
Eric Freeman
James L. Newman
Elizabeth Kaitan
Jean Miller
Music by Michael Armstrong
Cinematography Harvey Genkins
Edited by Lee Harry
Production
company
Silent Night Releasing Corporation
Distributed by
Manson International
Virgin Vision
MCEG Productions, Inc.
Release date
April 10, 1987
Running time
88 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $100,000
Box office $154,323
Cast :
Principal
Eric Freeman as Richard "Ricky" Chapman
Darrel Guilbeau as Ricky at 15
Brian Michael Henley as Ricky at 10
James L. Newman as Doctor Henry Bloom
Elizabeth Kaitan as Jennifer Statson
Lilyan Chauvin (archive footage) / Jean Miller as Mother Superior
Corrine Gelfan as Martha Rosenberg
Michael Combatti as Morty Rosenberg
Jill K. Allen as Mrs. Rosenberg's Friend
Ken Weichert as Chip
Ron Moriarty as Detective
Frank Novak as Rocco the Loan Shark
Randall Boffman as Eddie
Joanne White as Paula
Lenny Rose as Loser
Nadya Wynd as Sister Mary
Kenneth McCabe as Rent-A-Cop
J. Aubrey Island as Orderly
Jeremiah Sird as Gregg
Randy Post as Loudmouth In Theater
Kent Koppase as Cop #1
Michael Marloe as Cop #2
Larry Kelman as Cop #3/Paramedic
John Fitzgibbons as Kid At Play
Scottie Simpfender as Kid At Play
Erin Darini as Kid At Play
Lara Darini as Kid At Play
Brian Darini as Kid At Play
Archival footage
Robert Brian Wilson as Billy Chapman at 18
Danny Wagner as Billy Chapman at 8
Jonathan Best as Billy Chapman at 5
Alex Burton as Ricky Caldwell at 14
Max Broadhead as Ricky at 4
Gilmer McCormick as Sister Margaret
Toni Nero as Pamela
Britt Leach as Mr. Sims
Nancy Borgenicht as Mrs. Randall
H.E.D. Redford as Captain Richards
Linnea Quigley as Denise
Leo Geter as Tommy
Tara Buckman as Ellie Chapman
Geoff Hansen as Jim Chapman
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