
Why The Nightmare Before Christmas is a HALLOWEEN Movie — Not a Christmas Movie
There are two types of people: those who think 1993’s The Nightmare Before Christmas is a Halloween movie, and those who are wrong.
There are two types of people: those who think 1993’s The Nightmare Before Christmas is a Halloween movie, and those who are wrong.
What better day to go on a first date than Christmas Eve. And what better thing to do on that date than to see a strange stage show of even stranger festive frights? All The Creatures Were Stirring is a 2018 anthology of five tales about holiday tragedy.
Wellllll… I watched The Killing Tree (aka Demonic Christmas Tree) and it definitely was a movie.
“He’s chillin… and killin.” That’s the movie’s tagline.
It’s that time of year again where we take a look at some of the naughtiest movies around: Christmas horror!
There is a holiday for everyone, and murder is the reason for the season. If you look past the mugs of hot cocoa and snow-covered Douglas Firs, Christmas is as dead and bleak as Frosty’s button nose.