It’s the holiday break in the 90’s. Your family turns on the TV in the evening, and change the channel to TNT. There’s now a 50 / 50 chance you’re watching A Christmas Story. On the off chance it isn’t on, a commercial is. This was tradition at the time. It became a part of the cacophony of festive background sounds. The movie was just as much a part of the holiday as a decorated tree, or vibrant colored lights being strewn across the house.
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Black Christmas (1974)
If you were tuned into TNT on television during the holiday seasons of the 1990’s, there was a significant chance that A Christmas Story was playing. Bob Clark’s holiday classic showcased the exploits of a young boy, his comedic family, a passionate pursuit for a “Red Ryder” air rifle, and an iconic leg lamp that was sure to put a smile on any father’s face. If Bob Clark was good at anything, it was catching the spirit of the season. And if there was anything else he was good at, it was turning it upside down to make it feel cold, isolating, and foreboding. Nearly a full decade before Bob Clark would showcase a charming winter vacation, he would terrorize a sorority of young women in his holiday horror hit, Black Christmas.
Bad Movie Monday: Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation
Well, it’s that time of the year again and we all know what this means! It means a bunch of obnoxious songs screaming at you to buy luxury items, malls packed full of depraved people ready to knock old ladies down in order to get the last Xbox, demented family members coming to visit and eat all your food while terrible movies play on a constant loop as if they’re pagan drumbeats that you can’t escape. Luckily, I’ve immunized myself against the last one by watching trash every Monday for the last four years. So let’s talk about that by reviewing today’s movie Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation.
My Boo (short film) (2024) [Female Filmmaker Friday]
Solvent (2024)
A researcher and his team go to his grand-father’s house to try and unearth Nazi documents for the sake of history. Once on location, things take a turn for the odd and unusual.
The Tai Chi Master (aka Zhang San Feng) (2022)
Now available from Well Go USA
During the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, a man searches for a new sect after his is destroyed leading him to create the art of Tai Chi.
Japan Organized Crime Boss (aka Nihon boryoku-dan: Kumicho) (1969) [Radiance Films]
Now available from Radiance Films
While two yakuza factions are at war to get control of Yokohama, a local gang head is released from jail and forced back into the life he wanted to leave behind.






