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New Year's Eve | Nightclub
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Budget 500,000 USD
The drive-in theater seems to show Herschell Gordon Lewis' Blood Feast (1963), but it is not. The movie showing is actually The Red Queen Kills Seven Times (1972) a.k.a. "La Dama Rossa Uccide Sette Volte." It was also distributed under the name "Blood Feast," which has caused some confusion.
One of several holiday-themed horror films that followed the success of Halloween (1978) in 1980. The notable difference here is the murderer's face is revealed early on, he isn't masked until the finale of the movie.
The song that the first caller asks for is "We Don't Need No Education." This is a joking reference to Pink Floyd's hit song "Another Brick in the Wall."
The Turner Classic Movies network once paired an airing of 'New Year's Evil' with the film Christmas Evil (1980) for a holiday-themed slasher movie double feature.
Released 12 days before New Year's Eve 1980.
"Diane Sullivan: Blaze here. A crazy new year to you. Richard Sullivan: [In a distorted voice] Happy new year to you, Blaze. Diane Sullivan: Oooh! Some kind of voice you got there. You sound like the Phantom. Richard Sullivan: You could call me that. Diane Sullivan: So, you got a name, Phantom? Richard Sullivan: Call me Eee-vil. Diane Sullivan: Evil? E-villl Eye? Richard Sullivan: No! Just eee-vil! [Then he breathes hard] Diane Sullivan: Well listen Mr. Evil, do you have a vote for the top song of the year? Richard Sullivan: No. Just a new year's resolution. [pauses and breathes hard] Richard Sullivan: I'm going to commit murder at midnight. I'm going to kill someone you know. Someone close to you. Diane Sullivan: [Diane hangs up the phone and turns to her audience] Well! We're really off to an interesting start, aren't we? Crazy trips, must be a full moon!"
"Guy in elevator: What is this... fucking SHIT going on here?"
