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An elderly toy maker and his son make killer toys designed to kill their customers' children.An elderly toy maker and his son make killer toys designed to kill their customers' children.An elderly toy maker and his son make killer toys designed to kill their customers' children.
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Did you know
- TriviaMickey Rooney wrote a letter of protest against the first Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984) stating that the "scum" who made it should be "run out of town" for having sullied the sacredness of Christmas , but he co-starred in this fifth installment in the gory horror series. Rooney even dresses up as Santa Claus in the film's climax.
- GoofsThe toy called "Larry the Larvae" should actually be called "Larry the Larva", as "Larvae" is plural.
- Quotes
Sarah Quinn: You killed Joe
Pino: I had to... he broke me... and even though he always fixed me... I had to make sure that this time he wouldn't hurt me again.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Svengoolie: Silent Night, Deadly Night 5: The Toy Maker (1996)
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After subpar sequels 2 to 4, had lowered expectations for this final film in the franchise.
This film is different in comparison to the original but it works in a sense. The plot is creative and makes sense. There is a sense of intrigue as it starts out relatively mysterious and confusing where many things do unfold as the story progresses. Clever twists in the end.
The aspect regarding the toy owner and his creepy teenage son with these killer toys makes for an interesting story. How the intro began regarding the killer toy killing the character left us wanting more.
What ultimately makes this film watchable is not only is the acting passable, the characters are solid and the lead mother and her child son are easy to root for. There are some unique kill scenes, one highlight involving a young teenage man and girl in the bedroom where these killer toys go completely rogue.
A lot better than part 4, also noting that the lead female Kim and the boy Lonnie appear here with lesser roles. Perhaps not on the level of the original but it's certainly at least the second best of the franchise.
This film is different in comparison to the original but it works in a sense. The plot is creative and makes sense. There is a sense of intrigue as it starts out relatively mysterious and confusing where many things do unfold as the story progresses. Clever twists in the end.
The aspect regarding the toy owner and his creepy teenage son with these killer toys makes for an interesting story. How the intro began regarding the killer toy killing the character left us wanting more.
What ultimately makes this film watchable is not only is the acting passable, the characters are solid and the lead mother and her child son are easy to root for. There are some unique kill scenes, one highlight involving a young teenage man and girl in the bedroom where these killer toys go completely rogue.
A lot better than part 4, also noting that the lead female Kim and the boy Lonnie appear here with lesser roles. Perhaps not on the level of the original but it's certainly at least the second best of the franchise.
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- Silent Night, Deadly Night V: The Toy Maker
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- LIVE Home Video Headquarters - 15400 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, California, USA(Sarah's workplace exterior)
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