Christmas Horror

[bwind22]

Ugh, yeah Be Kind Rewind was terrible! I did see 2 good Jack Black films last night though. Tropic Thunder & Kung Fu Panda.

[bwind22]

What's the Tales from the Crypt movie called?

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by stubbornforgey

unless u call the new james bond movie a horror

BOTH SUCKED

Be prepared to be shot by urgeok. :rolleyes:

[Disease]

Originally Posted by bwind22

I don't recall, is Gremlins 2 set at Christmas time?

Nope... Still worth watching as a double feature with Gremlins...

[Painfulldeath]

Not horror but you could add Scrooged to the list.

[Despare]

Originally Posted by bwind22

What's the Tales from the Crypt movie called?

Tales From the Crypt


The Christmas segment in both are called "All Through The House".

[bwind22]

Silent Night, Deadly Night 1-5
Jack Frost
Jack Frost 2
Christmas Evil
Black Christmas (remake)
Black Christmas (Original)
Santa's Slay
Gremlins
Santa Claws
Dont Open Til Christmas
Silent Night Bloody Night
Childs Play
Wind Chill
P2
Dead End
To All a Good Night
All Through the House (Tales from the Crypt)

Other good ones, but not quite horror....

Nightmare Before Christmas
Die Hard
A Christmas Story
Bad Santa
Elf
Scrooged
The Life & Times of Santa Claus ? ( I couldn't find an imdb link for this.)

[ferretchucker]

You know you could just edit your original list each time.

[crabapple]

You know, Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" has such strong horrific elements--hey, it's a real ghost story!-- that it should really be on the list somewheres. When I was a young lad, the horror elements were what attracted me to it, and they were what kept me coming back to the story in its various incarnations. The 1951 version with Alastair Sim is a favorite of many, and it's my personal favorite version.

[The_Return]

Originally Posted by crabapple

You know, Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" has such strong horrific elements--hey, it's a real ghost story!-- that it should really be on the list somewheres. When I was a young lad, the horror elements were what attracted me to it, and they were what kept me coming back to the story in its various incarnations. The 1951 version with Alastair Sim is a favorite of many, and it's my personal favorite version.

...as soon as I saw your name in this thread, I could have swore I knew EXACTLY what you were going to say.

Even though it's not horror, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians is utterly fantastic. Watched it at some point near the last two Christmases - it's awful in every way, but so wonderfully entertaining.