Ep 9. New Year`s Evil
- December 31, 1983
In season 3 episode 9 of Elvira's Movie Macabre, viewers are in for a terrifying New Year's Eve with the horror film New Year's Evil. As the clock counts down to midnight, a killer is on the loose and targeting victims throughout the Los Angeles area. The film follows lone survivor and radio DJ, Blaze, as she receives ominous calls from the killer throughout the night. As the clock strikes midnight, can Blaze avoid becoming the killer's final victim?
Elvira presents the film with her signature wit and humor, providing commentary and hilarious skits during the commercial breaks. As always, she is dressed in her iconic black dress and sporting her gravity-defying hairdo. Her comedic timing and ability to poke fun at even the scariest moments of the film make for an entertaining viewing experience.
New Year's Evil is a quintessential slasher film from the 1980s, complete with cheesy dialogue, over-the-top kills, and a killer with a distorted voice. The film features a memorable synth-heavy soundtrack that perfectly captures the era's sound. With a runtime of just over an hour and twenty minutes, the film moves quickly, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats throughout.
In addition to Elvira's commentary, viewers can also enjoy various skits and commercials during the breaks. These skits often feature Elvira interacting with classic horror movie characters or poking fun at the advertising of the time. There are even fake commercials for products like "Fright Guard" deodorant or a dating service for vampires. These amusing interludes provide a much-needed break from the tension of the film.
Fans of the horror genre and 80s slasher films will enjoy New Year's Evil and Elvira's commentary. The film delivers all the thrills, chills, and kills that viewers expect from the genre, while Elvira's comedic presence adds to the overall entertainment value. Whether you're a seasoned horror fan or new to the genre, Elvira's Movie Macabre season 3 episode 9 is a fun and frightening way to ring in the New Year.