Christmas at the Movies: Trailers!

[BrandonDaCollector]

I see.

Ah Krampus! I have talked about this great one before. Despite it having dark humor, it's really fun. I had the opportunity to see it twice back to back at the show in 2015 but no, I made the stupid decision to see The Good Dinosaur instead...worst movie out of the dozens upon dozens I haven seen at the show Anyway Krampus is a tremendous one and has one of the best Christmas scores ever!

I was waiting to see when Krampus would make it here and so he came and I waited to post 2018's Slay Belles. This was a really dandy movie. It has Krampus & Mr. & Mrs. Clause with 3 great looking women (the one in Blue is the Cuchi Girl on YT I really recommend this one especially with the climax of the film. I might elaborate on this further in My Horror topic cause its really cool This too has a tremendous score, check it out in the music section

[packerbacker180]

What the Belles was that? I'd never heard of that but it looks pretty interesting.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes is, it's really a must see especially if your a fan of mixed dark comedy & horror. It's quite unique really. ONS needs to see this film since he likes women, I would imagine he'd like'em. Oh and the story about Mrs. Clause is really a left field one and most probably won't expect it.

Never new about Adam's Eight Crazy Night, dang 2002, 20 years ago this year, really cool

[packerbacker180]

Yeah, I caught it on HBO back in the day. Wasn meh.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I never saw that one before, Amazing, Santa, Devil, All seeing Eye I gotta see this soon

[packerbacker180]

I first saw on MST3K.


My son loved trains when he was a little younger, so I've seen this countless times. My wife still cries at the end.

[AcidDragon]

This movie (Polar Express) is sooo good.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Polar Express I got it on DVD when it first came out at My then new Target in their really cool video department. I kinda gambled in a way with it cause rental places were already a thing of the past in 2004/2005 (so sad) and I didn't want to Red Box it (who was in-part responsible for those great times ending as you know form My Glory Days of Video Rentals Showcase) and I was contemplating about Netflix (they didn't have a streaming service till a bit later, you actually could rent DVDs thru them in actual mail) cause I couldn't buy every DVD I saw cause of mollah and because I just wasn't interested in all of'em.

Here is Robert Zemeckis' other great CGI Christmas film from 2009...A Christmas Carol. I wanted to see this at the show (it was still Wehrenberg, not Marcus, never thought they's be bought out) along with 2012 and My Grandma paid My way for that night (the 2 films & dinner there, I mostly went alone when I'd go to the show). Anyway I saw it on the IMAX and I still recall how wowing this film was on the huge 50 foot tall & wide screen and it was really a remarkable time ! I soon bought the film on DVD as well.

[packerbacker180]

I've seen bits and pieces of that but never watched it start to finish. I guess I've seen so many versions of a Christmas Carol that it's hard to watch another, lol.

[AcidDragon]

I just saw the George C Scott one recently.


That Anna and the Apocalypse one looks pretty crazy. Worth watching?