Month: December 2014

A Cadaver Christmas (2011)

Directed by Joe Zerull. Written by Joe Zerull, Daniel Rairdin-Hale and Hanlon Smith-Dorsey.  Starring Daniel Rairdin-Hale, Hanlon Smith-Dorsey and Yosh Hayashi. Plot: A group of people must battle a horde of the undead during Christmas. This movie is an homage to grindhouse flicks. I thought it was funny, Tara thought most of it was just weird. … Continue reading A Cadaver Christmas (2011) →

The Gingerdead Man (2005)

Directed by Charles Band (infamous for the strange).  Written by William Butler and August White (and it should not have taken 2 people to write this).  Starring Gary Busey (yeah). Plot: an executed murderer's ashes get mixed into some dough and baked and out comes the Gingerdead Man It sounds like a funny sort of … Continue reading The Gingerdead Man (2005) →

Silent Night (2012)

Directed by Steven C. Miller.  Written by Jayson Rothwell.  Starring Jamie King, Malcolm McDowell, Donal Logue and Brendan Fehr (for like a minute). Plot: basically it's just about the police tracking a killer in a Santa suit "Santa" goes on a killing spree in this movie, but for the most, his motives aren't all bad.  He … Continue reading Silent Night (2012) →

Black Christmas (2006)

Written and Directed by Glen Morgan.  Starring Michelle Trachtenberg, Katie Cassidy, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Lacey Chabert and Oliver Hudson. Plot: an escaped maniac murders some sorority sisters during Christmas time This is considered blasphemy by many a horror fan, but me and DJ actually like this remake much more than the original.  There's a better … Continue reading Black Christmas (2006) →

Black Christmas (1974)

Directed by Bob Clark.  Written by Roy Moore.  Starring Olivia Hussey, Keir Dullea, Margot Kidder and John Saxon. Plot: essentially this is a story about a Crazytown guy who kills some sorority sisters during Christmas break The killer is in the house!  It's classic.  It's entertaining.  Unfortunately, it's also kind of  irritating.  We are very … Continue reading Black Christmas (1974) →