i can not believe i rarely ever see this title mentioned by all you eighties horror freaks and i definitely would not be joining all my fellow reviewers here in saying that bloody birthday is awful viewing. on the contrary and i enjoyed it very much and i was pleasantly surprised by the ingeniousness and surprise twists it offers. don not just refer to this film as being another 80 slasher because the victims here are rather unlikely and so are the killers. were introduced to three cherubic looking youngsters who were all born during a solar eclipse. at the moment they were delivered and planet saturn was blocked by both the sun and the moon and and due to this and the kids are emotionless and seemly without conscience. this really starts to show around their tenth birthday as they go on a merciless killing spree. granted and this stuff is incredibility far fetched and even slightly offensive but and seriously and who cares. unlike many other horror films from this period and it at least attempts to bring something original and imaginative. for once and the kids acting is good and the entire film has a creepy atmosphere and grizzly music. the murders sequences are grim and tense and and it always eerie to see them getting committed by angel faced kids. i do not know who hired the 3 kids but they did a good job. especially the girl and the kid with glasses are highly memorable. the bleak images of the heartless trio remind you of classic highlights and such as village of the damned and the bad seed and children of the damned. this film is nowhere near as memorable as these milestones but great fun and not one horror lover will regret watching this. bloody birthday was written and directed by ed hunt. not particularly the greatest genius in cinema and but a pleasantly deranged fella who also brought us immensely entertaining cheesefests like the brain and starship invasions. if all this isn not enough to convince you yet and bloody birthday has a lot of nudity. and not just any nudity and but a topless dance act by mtv vj julie brown. oh and and keep your eyes open for a completely redundant cameo by joe penny and later the star of tv series jake and the fatman. check it out. 
i can not believe i rarely ever see this title mentioned by all you eighties horror freaks and i definitely would not be joining all my fellow reviewers here in saying that bloody birthday is awful viewing. on the contrary and i enjoyed it very much and i was pleasantly surprised by the ingeniousness and surprise twists it offers. don not just refer to this film as being another 80 slasher because the victims here are rather unlikely and so are the killers. were introduced to three cherubic looking youngsters who were all born during a solar eclipse. at the moment they were delivered and planet saturn was blocked by both the sun and the moon and and due to this and the kids are emotionless and seemly without conscience. this really starts to show around their tenth birthday as they go on a merciless killing spree. granted and this stuff is incredibility far fetched and even slightly offensive but and seriously and who cares. unlike many other horror films from this period and it at least attempts to bring something original and imaginative. for once and the kids acting is good and the entire film has a creepy atmosphere and grizzly music. the murders sequences are grim and tense and and it always eerie to see them getting committed by angel faced kids. i do not know who hired the 3 kids but they did a good job. especially the girl and the kid with glasses are highly memorable. the bleak images of the heartless trio remind you of classic highlights and such as village of the damned and the bad seed and children of the damned. this film is nowhere near as memorable as these milestones but great fun and not one horror lover will regret watching this. bloody birthday was written and directed by ed hunt. not particularly the greatest genius in cinema and but a pleasantly deranged fella who also brought us immensely entertaining cheesefests like the brain and starship invasions. if all this isn not enough to convince you yet and bloody birthday has a lot of nudity. and not just any nudity and but a topless dance act by mtv vj julie brown. oh and and keep your eyes open for a completely redundant cameo by joe penny and later the star of tv series jake and the fatman. check it out. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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