My Bloody Valentine 3D

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Ten years after a mining accident, chaos erupts as a masked miner's pickaxe reignites terror. A love triangle intensifies dread. The twisty finale unveils buried secrets, leaving you questioning who's the true killer. Blood, suspense, and unexpected chills!

My Bloody Valentine 3D Trivia

In the movie My Bloody Valentine 3D, what is the name of the small mining town where the story takes place? (Medium)

#1: Harmony

#2: Green River

#3: Oakwood

#4: Silverton

What year was the original "My Bloody Valentine" released, which "My Bloody Valentine 3D" is a remake of? (Genius)

#1: 1978

#2: 1981

#3: 1984

#4: 1990

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My Bloody Valentine 3D Fun Facts

The film used practical effects for the 3D scenes, including real objects being thrown directly at the camera.

My Bloody Valentine 3D was the first R-rated film to be projected in RealD technology.

My Bloody Valentine 3D Polls

Favorite Character in My Bloody Valentine 3D

Tom Hanniger

Sarah Palmer

Axel Palmer

Martin

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Favorite Scene in My Bloody Valentine 3D

Opening Mine Scene

Hospital Massacre

Valentine's Party

Final Confrontation

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Popular Characters

Tom Hanniger

Sarah Palmer

Axel Palmer

Deputy Jake

Irene

Frank

Paige

Dan

Vicky

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July 25, 1981

Original My Bloody Valentine film release

The original 'My Bloody Valentine' slasher film is released in 1981, which the 2009 'My Bloody Valentine 3D' is a remake of.

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January 16, 2009

My Bloody Valentine 3D theatrical release

'My Bloody Valentine 3D,' directed by Patrick Lussier, is released in theaters, reviving the slasher film with modern 3D effects.

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May 12, 2009

My Bloody Valentine 3D home media release

The film is released on DVD and Blu-ray, allowing a wider audience to access the 3D horror experience at home.

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