Has anyone seen this movie (which, oddly enough, isn't called "April Fool's Day: The Movie," but is actually and more succinctly named simply "April Fool's Day."

It was one of those mid-80s holiday-themed horror films based on the infamous "Silent Night, Deadly Night" (where Santa Claus was the slasher). In the film a series of murders occur on April 1. Of course, the whole time you're thinking "wouldn't it be funny if all of the murders were April Fool's jokes?" Then, of course...well, I won't spoil it, but suffice it to say given the title it's the worst-kept secret perhaps in the history of cinema.

There is actually a straight-to-video remake in the works (it may be out now) starring Scout Taylor-Compton, who played Laurie Strode in Rob Zombie's "Halloween."