Horror Movie Review: Scream for Christmas (2000)
This is Scream for Christmas, a 2000 holiday-horror movie that is awful in almost every single way. From its nonsensical story to its awful look, to its amateurish acting and laughable dialogue.
This is Scream for Christmas, a 2000 holiday-horror movie that is awful in almost every single way. From its nonsensical story to its awful look, to its amateurish acting and laughable dialogue.
A group of family & friends reunite for one final Christmas right before an impending apocalypse will wipe all out all of humanity.
Joe Begos (writer/director) delivers mayhem with Christmas Bloody Christmas. A thoroughly enjoyable festive horror that stars Riley Dandy, Sam Delich and Abraham Benrubi.
A holiday-horror with a concept that turns out to be better than the actual film, The Killing Tree (originally titled Demonic Christmas Tree) comes from writer Craig McLearie and director Rhys Frake-Waterfield.
A struggling vampire romance novelist must defend herself against real-life vampires during Christmas in Lake Tahoe.
Jack Frost (not that one) aka Curse of Jack Frost has an air of familiarity to it. Coming from Jagged Edge Productions and featuring a story from Craig McLearie and starring genre-regulars Sarah T. Cohen and Nicola Wright.
The Christmas Tapes is a festive horror-comedy anthology from the writing and directing duo of Robert Livings and Randy Nundlall Jr.
An absolute delight of a festive-themed horror-thriller with dark-comedy elements, The Leech will leave you on edge across its entire runtime, but you won’t be able to turn away.