Joe Begos
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Русский,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The comedy film Christmas Bloody Christmas, starring Riley Dandy, Sam Delich, Jonah Ray, etc., directed by Joe Begos, was released on December 9, 2022 in the United States. It tells the story of It's Christmas Eve and Tori just wants to get drunk and party, but when a robotic Santa Claus at a nearby toy store goes haywire and begins a rampant killing spree through her small town, she's forced into a battle for survival. This is a Comedy, Horror film with a runtime of 86 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.1/10 from 7,165 viewers.
Joe Begos
as Director
Riley Dandy
as Tori Tooms
Sam Delich
as Robbie Reynolds
Jonah Ray
as Jay
Dora Madison
as Lahna
Jeff Daniel Phillips
as Sheriff Monroe
Abraham Benrubi
as Santa
Jeremy Gardner
as Officer Smith
Graham Skipper
as Mike
Kansas Bowling
as Liddy
Joe Begos
as Benny Barnes
Josh Ethier
as Larry
Elliott Gilbert
as Officer Davies
Adam Dietrich
as Officer Weston
Matt Mercer
as Neighbor Dad
Aerial Washington
as Neighbor Mom
Adam Stilwell
as Emmett Eyeliner
Joe Begos
as Writer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Trailer _ Christmas bloody Christmas
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In 1984 the forbidden killer Santa Claus movie Silent Night Deadly Night opened and was pulled like a week later. Not before my uncle took me and my cousins to see it playing at the theater down the street. Moms were picketing theaters for its depiction of an axe wielding Santa. That movie was awesome for its time and became a cult classic. Well guess what moms who tried to ruin adolescent fun?? Those kids grew up and made this! Think 1984, the year of Terminator and Silent Night. Except all the fun is missing and a lot more dialog than normal for what's supposed to be a throwback horror flick. The Santa is cross between the terminator and the killer Santa in Silent Night Deadly Night. At about 90minutes, you're gonna get some pretty clever make up effects for a low budget movie and a cheesy ending. Still, it's not bad, but for those of us who remember the 80s cheese, this could have been a lot better. Still, there's sleaze and plenty of cheese with this malfunctioning killer robot.
source: Christmas Bloody Christmas
Just finished watching this on Shudder. I have been starved for some new Christmas horror movies and was excited to see Christmas Bloody Christmas. It was disappointing to say the least. There is no plot or character development, the dialogue is random banter between friends and there have to be 2 f words every single sentence. This is most likely a sign that the script was adlib heavy and the actors used the cursing as a crutch for actual witty dialogue. The movie looks great, but large swathes of neon only go so far and by the end, the visual panache had worn thin. The gore is good when it occurs, which isn't as frequent as one would think a killer robot santa movie would have. Also, the entire movie is done self-serious and without any humor which makes the plot, or lack thereof, even more ridiculous. How do you have a serious killer robot santa? There is zero character progression at all as the entire last half of the movie is yelling and cursing, whipping from one location to the next without rhyme or reason. I wouldn't recommend this one.
I'm not sure what it is this year, but I'm absolutely sure whoever wrote this watched High Fidelity and thought... you know what's missing? An evil robotic Santa and even more absolutely annoying pedantic dialogue. The protagonist is so annoying I couldn't even be bothered to watch if the Santa offs them or not. I turned it off 20 minutes in. However, if you enjoy listening to two arrogant, silly people debate about the most random and inconsequential things before a monster goes on a rampage, then this film will be right up your alley. As for me, I say don't waste your time or money. It's garbage.
Any longer. 45 mins I lasted, which I regretting hole heartedly. It's not very often I turn off a movie, I always try and see them through. But this was too hard. The first 30 minutes is literally just a vulgar loud mouth women saying the F-word as many times as she can in a sentence. Disgusting unnecessary dialogue. I saw a few kills but by the time that happens I was already disinterested in all of the it. Not one likeable character, I hope they all get wiped out Any longer. 45 mins I lasted, which I regretting hole heartedly. It's not very often I turn off a movie, I always try and see them through. But this was too hard. The first 30 minutes is literally just a vulgar loud mouth women saying the F-word as many times as she can in a sentence. Disgusting unnecessary dialogue. I saw a few kills but by the time that happens I was already disinterested in all of the it. Not one likeable character, I hope they all get wiped out.
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