Great Christmastime Movies!

[marsattacks666]

Some of favorite movies to watch during Christmas time are:
The Exorcist
Angel Heart
Haxen
I Spit on your Grave
Death Wish
Deep Throat
Super Vixen
A Christmas Story
Freaks                             

[Mord]

Some of favorite movies to watch during Christmas time are:
The Exorcist
Angel Heart
Haxen
I Spit on your Grave
Death Wish
Deep Throat                             

Wow, what a coincidence..."I Spit on your Grave" is one of my all-time favorite Christmas time movies (along with "Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS).

[marsattacks666]

Wow, what a coincidence..."I Spit on your Grave" is one of my all-time favorite Christmas time movies (along with "Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS).

We certainly have great taste.    Oh!!!! I also want to add to the list: Debbie does Dallas, Star 80 and......Elf.

[Mord]

We certainly have great taste.    Oh!!!! I also want to add to the list: Debbie does Dallas, Star 80 and......Elf.

  Sorry, dude, I can't go along with "Elf". Unless you meant E.L.F. (Elegant Lesbian Fornicators).

[marsattacks666]

  Sorry, dude, I can't go along with "Elf". Unless you meant E.L.F. (Elegant Lesbian Fornicators).

Is that really a film? Because......if it is indeed a film, I want it!!

[Flower]

I really like 'The Bishop's Wife' and haven't seen it for years.

I just found out about 'The Hebrew Hammer' and will have to check it out.

[Splitty]

Man, I really love Bill Murray's Scrooged. I may not watch it every year, but I think about it every year.   



And on a completely different type movie, for the crappy bad, the movie Elves is bad in the way it can't even be considered bad-good, but I really love Dan Haggerty's drunken but well intentioned mall santa enough that I should just make a super-cut movie just featuring his parts.
Well, the monster elf is kinda cool too. I should leave him in the cut.
The electrocution bathtub scene is kinda neat too.


Merry Christmas!!

[Wich2]

Pretty amazed that more folks haven't listed Mr. Charles John Huffam Dickens' "Ghost Story of Christmas"!

Always watch at least one of those a season; often Sim's, Hicks', Scott's, or Magoo's. (And sometimes, Rathbone's, Caine's, or Williams & Jones.)

Though I usually save the late Christmas Eve slot for a radio one, preferably Barrymore's, and best when just found when twisting the dial...

Playing Scrooge tonight in Staten Island,
-Craig

[Mord]

Is that really a film? Because......if it is indeed a film, I want it!!

No, but with proper financing I'll get it made. Wanna contribute (you can sit in during the filming)?

[zombiehorror]

Pretty amazed that more folks haven't listed Mr. Charles John Huffam Dickens' "Ghost Story of Christmas"!

Always watch at least one of those a season; often Sim's, Hicks', Scott's, or Magoo's. (And sometimes, Rathbone's, Caine's, or Williams & Jones.)

Though I usually save the late Christmas Eve slot for a radio one, preferably Barrymore's, and best when just found when twisting the dial...

Playing Scrooge tonight in Staten Island,
-Craig

Different versions of A Christmas Carol have been a Christmas tradition/staple for years, the thread was more about films set at Christmas time that aren't considered holiday standards!  And there were several mentions of Scrooge/A Christmas Carol scattered thru the thread!

[Haunted hearse]

The version of Christmas Carol I've never seen, but am curious about is "Ebeneezer" (I think) Starring Jack Palance.  This version takes place in the American West.  I ended up buying Sims version last year, because that is my all time version of the story.  I ususally watch the Magoo version right after wards. 

[zombiehorror]

The Shining!

[Zackuth]

A Christmas Story (1983)


-plays all day here every Christmas

Here too.  I saw it when it was in the theaters and laughed all through the movie, and still do.  I also watch It's A Wonderful Life on Christmas Eve, like it used to be shown back in the early 90's when I first saw it.  I would come home from the Christmas Eve service and be able to watch it two or three times at night, and always from the beginning as nearly every station ran it and it was always starting on the half hour.