New Year's Evil

New Year's Evil is a horror movie from 1980 that takes place on New Year's Eve. The movie follows Diane "Blaze" Sullivan, a popular punk rock music host who is hosting a live New Year's Eve show. While she's on the air, she starts receiving phone calls from a mysterious man who identifies himself as "Evil". Evil is calling from different locations around Los Angeles, where he's committing brutal murders. He tells Blaze that he will continue killing until midnight in each of the four American time zones, ultimately ending with her at midnight on the west coast.

As the night progresses, Evil continues his killing spree, and Blaze becomes more and more concerned. She works with the police to try to track down the murderer and figure out where he is calling from. The clock is ticking as they race to find him before midnight.

The movie takes place over the course of one night, and is full of suspense and tension. The killer is creepy and unpredictable, and the audience is left guessing about his identity until the very end. The scenes of the murders are graphic and gory, which adds to the horror of the film.

Throughout the movie, Blaze is a strong and resourceful character. She is determined to do whatever she can to help stop the killer and save lives. The tension is heightened as she is placed in danger when Evil finally tracks her down.

Overall, New Year's Evil is a tense and suspenseful horror movie that keeps the audience on the edge of their seat throughout. The killer is creepy and the murders are graphic, making for a truly terrifying movie experience. Despite its age, the movie still holds up as a classic horror movie and is an excellent choice for fans of the genre.