Films: Black Christmas (2006)
Alias: None
Type: Natural
Location: Civilized Area
Height/Weight: That of an average human.
Affiliation: Evil
Summary: Back in the 70s, we were treated to one of the most terrifying holiday serial killers in the form of Billy Lenz. Now, he's back, except he isn't exactly the mastermind anymore…
History: Long ago, Billy Lenz was horrifically abused by his mother for having jaundice and looking like a freak. It only got worse as his mother became more and more desperate to have a better child, with her raping him (when he was twelve, no less) to conceive Agnes, who was a step in the right direction for the mom. Billy utterly cracked, killed her, mutilated Agnes, and baked his mom into cookies as retaliation. But while he may think he's the mastermind of murder when he returns to his old home, now a sorority, Agnes is also still out there, hoping to kill some people herself.
Notable Kills: Most of the kills end up with their eyes no longer there. Probably Billy's work.
Final Fate: It is revealed that Agnes and Billy are working together to kill the sorority girls, only to be caught in a fire started to kill them. They survive their injuries and raid the morgue they're in, but while Billy is dropped and impaled on a Christmas tree, Agnes is killed by a defibrillator.
Powers/Abilities: None.
Weakness: Anything conventional.
Scariness Factor: 4-For starters, there are two deranged killers to worry about. While Billy is the more unhinged one, Agnes is the one with the brains to make sure the killings go uninterrupted. And most of the time, the kills are bloody, brutal, and...well...just look at the Christmas tree they decorated with eyes...
Trivia: -Writer/director Glen Morgan was mostly inspired by the murders committed by Edmund Kemper, a necrophile who killed ten people in all sorts of horrific ways, including his grandparents and mother.
-Unfortunately, Glen found himself absolutely hating the film he had created due to Dimension Films doing its thing and shaping it into something they wanted, throwing away many of Glen's ideas in the process, including less violent kills and Agnes being the only killer.
