My Bloody Valentine (1981)
My Bloody Valentine is a Canadian-made horror/slasher film that follows a group of people who decide to throw a party for Valentine's Day to disastrous results. The dance, which had been banned for two decades prior due to a tragic mining incident it had caused, is brought back, only for those involved to incur the wrath of a miner as he picks them off one by one.
My Bloody Valentine
- Director
- George Mihalka
- Release Date
- February 11, 1981
- Studio(s)
- Canadian Film Development Corporation , Secret Film Company
- Distributor(s)
- Paramount Pictures
- Cast
- Paul Kelman , Lori Hallier , Neil Affleck , Don Francks , Cynthia Dale , Alf Humphreys , Keith Knight , Patricia Hamilton
- Writers
- John Beaird
- Runtime
- 93 Minutes
- Budget
- $2.3 Million
- Story By
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