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Cast

Melissa Sue Anderson
as Virginia

Glenn Ford
as Dr. Faraday

Tracey E. Bregman
as Ann

Tracy Bregman
as Ann

Jack Blum
as Alfred

Matt Craven
as Steve

Lenore Zann
as Maggie

David Eisner
as Rudi

Lawrence Z. Dane
as Hal

Lisa Langlois
as Amelia

Frances Hyland
as Mrs. Patterson

Sharon Acker
as Estelle

Michel Rene LaBelle
as Etienne

Richard Rebiere
as Greg

Richard Rabiere
as Greg

Lesleh Donaldson
as Bernadette

Earl Pennington
as Lt. Tracy

Murray Westgate
as Gatekeeper

Jerome Tiberghien
as Prof. Heregard

Maurice Pedbrey
as Dr. Feinblum

Vlasta Vrana
as Bartender

Griffith Brewer
as Verger

Alan Katz
as Ann's Date

Ron Lea
as Amelia's Date

Terry Haig
as Feinblum's Assistant

Karen Stephen
as Miss Calhoun

Louis Del Grande
as Surgeon

Nick Kilvertus
as Anesthetist

Damir Andrei
as Junior Surgeon

Gina Dick
as Waitress

Stephanie Miller
as Nurse

Steven Mayoff
as Police

Aram Barkev
as Conventioneer

Alan Barnett
as Conventioneer

Paul Board
as Conventioneer

Marc Degagne
as Conventioneer

Bruce Gooding
as Conventioneer

Victor Knight
as Conventioneer

Rollie Nicheri
as Conventioneer

Keith Sutherland
as Conventioneer

Herbert Vool
as Conventioneer

Len Watt
as Conventioneer

Joe Wertheimer
as Conventioneer

Walter Massey
as Conventioneer

Karen Hynes
as Cheerleader

Tracy Marie Langdon
as Cheerleader

Debbie McGellin
as Cheerleader

Kathy Reid
as Cheerleader

Debbie Tull
as Cheerleader

Lynn Wilson
as Cheerleader

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Critic Reviews for Happy Birthday to Me

Audience Reviews for Happy Birthday to Me

• Sep 30, 2013

  Happy Birthday to Me is pretty standard slasher, it gets right into the slashing, and is followed by loads of fake scares. This is similar to the Scream movies-that I love- but here I was never surprised by a fake out. Often these fake scares were just characters acting creepy. The film has plenty of gory films in it, as it chops its' way through the smug private school characters. My favorite kill was the bench press, which had me laughing. Happy Birthday To Me gets props for the weirdness, which really shows at the end. It seems to get some inspiration from Brian De Palmas, Sisters. While I laughed, and was kept entertained, the film didn't work at all as a horror. No scares, but often funny, even if unintentionally.
  

  Daniel D Super Reviewer
• Nov 02, 2011

  Happy Birthday to Me is a slow as molasses 80's teen slasher that's mediocre at best. It's dull, has a boring plot, takes itself far too seriously, and worst of all, is waaaaaay too long. The kills are few, far between, and even off-camera (defeating the entire purpose of a freakin' slasher movie in the first place), there's no t&a and no humor. I would recommend it if you needed two hours of background noise or a sleep-aid, but the frequent screams and yells (often for completely no point) would quickly ruin either of those scenarios. The only vaguely entertaining part of the movie is the truly ludicrous ending, but that's not worth the nearly two hours of boredom that would be required to get to it. Worst birthday, ever.
  Lewis C Super Reviewer
• Jan 30, 2011

  Good little 80s slasher with a decent array of inventive kills, quite violent too for its day. The ending is a memorable one which will catch you off guard with its twist. At the end of it all it's a good and entertaining viewing but not quite sleazy or brutal enough for my tastes.
  Lee ? Super Reviewer
• Oct 21, 2010

  Another entry into the early 1980's horror genre, Happy Birthday To me follows Virginia (Melissa Sue Anderson) and her group of friends who start getting killed off one by one in this lovely body count film from the people that brought you My Bloody Valentine. Poor Virginia has that age old problem of repressed memories and these images start coming to her just as her friends start dying in ways only available with latex and corn syrup. Not as bloody as its brethren of the era, this film is more psychological than gory horror as Virginia continues to crack up time and again. And guess who her doctor is? It's Glen Ford! What the hell is he doing in this garbage? Everyone needs a check. That's what this film is- garbage. A cheap exercise in cashing in on Halloween and Friday the 13th that fails to captivate like those movies did. This movie isn't even Prom Night. It's a little long for what it's worth and there is no real pay off throughout the film. Trans Am enthusiasts will be in awe over the 1976 T/A that says Turbo in the rear spoiler, yet has a standard shaker. Yeah, I know.
  Chris G Super Reviewer

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