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Sunday, June 14, 2026

To All a Goodnight (1980) (USA

⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2


A small group of sorority girls plan for a weekend of fun and sex when they’re left in the care of the elderly and kind house mother but a killer in a Saint Nick costume (except for the one occasion where he disguises himself in Knight’s armor) has a naughty list and every one of the girls is on it. The killer makes short work of the girls, their boyfriends and a few other ill-fated folks around the large sorority house. The usual supply of paper-thin characters and idiotic actions takes nothing away from this early eighties Yuletide slasher flick. The young girls are cute and likable, the killer’s mask is creepy and simple, there’s blood and a variety of weapons, Harry Reems shows up as a mentally challenged caretaker and the over dramatic detective wears a suit-coat that belongs in a bowling alley. David Hess, of Last House on the Left fame, directed.



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