Retro Blood 62: Deadly Games Code Santa Claus

Welcome Back to the Retro Blood reviews of Christmas Horror movies that were made in the 1980’s. Up next move over Home Alone we don’t need you because we join Thomas in his Castle and we are talking all about. 3615 Dial Code Santa aka 3615 code Father Christmas aka Game over aka Hide and Freak aka Deadly Games. 

Join James the Elf Kline and The Krampus J. A Alison as we talk all about this hidden Christmas classic. 

We start of the review with our Christmas beer talk, and quick thoughts on the movie. 

We get in to the History Segment of the original release date of Dial up Santa. March 18.1989 at the Film Festival of Youth and Children Films in France.  

In Pro Wresting, we talk a March 19, 1989 episode of WCCW with Chris Adams and his broken fingers, Great Michael Hayes promo with his concert series and him not wanting to wrestle, The Amazing long list of WCCW belts that the promotion had including the wild west tag team Championships, A boring Kerry von eric and Latin lover match and more.  

In Metal we talk, Mother Love Bone and their Ep Shine. Alison talks the history of MLB and how the band formed into Pearl Jam.  

Then we get into WHO BOOK THIS SHIT segment talking about the director Rene Manzor and his failed attempt to Sue the creators of Home alone for copying his movie. James and Alison try to figure out how the director of Home Alone could have seen this movie and copy this movie. We also talk about the Minitel Machine and what it is and people still uses it in 2009. We talk the many titles of the movie also.  

Then we get into the full movie review, with Thomas and his power glove and genius IQ. Mom and her having a castle while owing a retail store, Grandpa. We talk creepy tone to the movie when the Santa invades. Thomas the Rambo kid. The great music in this movie. Crazy Santa not dying by darts in the neck and more. 

So set your house full of cameras and program it to your power glove and listen all to the Retro Blood Review of Deadly Games Dial Code Santa.