Top Christmas Horror Movies
Do the Christmas holiday season and Horror go together? You bet! Here is our comprehensive list of Christmas-themed holiday horror movies that we’ve reviewed on our podcast. Or at least flicks in the winter time, with lots of snow.
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Black Christmas
Join us by the Yule log as we unwrap this overlooked but stellar Christmas horror film, by the writer-director of A Christmas Story.
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Black Friday
A movie based on the Black Friday shopping phenomenon holds a lot of promise. With this 2021 film, unfortunately, it’s another case of “great concept, poor execution”. Even Bruce Campbell couldn’t save this uneven and mostly un-funny horror-comedy. But at least there’s a ton of holiday spirit in there! We sure enjoyed chatting about it,…
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Blood Beat
This whacked-out 1983 movie is our unlikely favorite holiday pick of the month so far. Kind of lost until it was re-released properly by Vinegar Syndrome, this visual wonder was thrown together by a bunch of amateur filmmakers and non-actors. And they accomplished something so bizarre and nonsensical that we couldn’t take our eyes off…
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Child’s Play
Child’s Play is a classic, and one of the longest running movie series of all time. We revisit this classic from 1988 starring Chris Sarandon.
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Christmas Bloody Christmas
This time, it’s on Shudder! Check out Christmas Bloody Christmas – a no-holds-barred, you-get-what-you-paid-for kind of flick about a Santa animatronic gone amuck. Cheers everyone!
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Christmas Evil
A cuit classic in some circles, we weren’t quite sure what to make of this weird little film. But we had a lot more to say about it than we thought we would!
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Christmas Shorts
All the shorts in this episode are linked from our website at http://2guys.red40.net. Otherwise, Google is your friend!
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Don’t Open Till Christmas
This film by the producers of Pieces did not charm us in the same “so-bad-it’s-good” kind of way that their previous outing did. What we have here is a mess of a movie, with such bad acting, editing, writing, and a nonsensical plot that we can hardly recommend watching it. So instead, just listen to…
