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Black Christmas Theatrical release poster Directed by Sophia Takal Produced by Jason Blum Ben Cosgrove Adam Hendricks Screenplay by Sophia Takal April Wolfe Based on Black Christmas by A. Roy Moore Starring Imogen Poots Lily Donoghue Aleyse Shannon Brittany O'Grady Caleb Eberhardt Cary Elwes Music by Will Blair Brooke Blair Cinematography Mark Schwartzbard [1] Edited by Jeff Betancourt Production company Blumhouse Productions Divide/Conquer Distributed by Universal Pictures Release date December?13,?2019 (United States) Running time 92 minutes [2] Country United States [3] Language English Budget $5 million [4] Box office $18. 5 million [5] [6] Black Christmas is a 2019 American slasher film, directed by Sophia Takal, and written by Takal and April Wolfe. [7] [8] Part of the Black Christmas series, it is the loose second remake of the 1974 Canadian film Black Christmas, after the 2006 film, and follows a group of sorority sisters at Hawthorne College as they are preyed upon by an unknown stalker. The film stars Imogen Poots, Aleyse Shannon, Lily Donoghue, Brittany O'Grady, Caleb Eberhardt, and Cary Elwes. [9] [10] Development of the project began in June 2019, when Jason Blum announced that he would produce the film through his studio Blumhouse Productions. On the same day, Sophia Takal was announced as director and co-writer, and principal photography began soon after, lasting for 27 days in New Zealand. Black Christmas was released in North American theaters on December 13, 2019 by Universal Pictures, coinciding with Friday the 13th. [11] It received mixed reviews from critics and has grossed $18. 5 million worldwide. Plot [ edit] While walking home, Hawthorne College student Lindsey is impaled with an icicle by a trio of masked figures. The rest of Hawthorne College is preparing for the Christmas holiday break. Riley Stone, a student at the College's MKE sorority, is still struggling to move on from being raped by AKO fraternity president Brian Huntley (which no one besides her close friends believed her about despite Brian being forced to leave). Her sorority sisters Kris, Marty, Jesse, and Helena are taking part in the AKO talent show with a dance choreographed by Riley. Riley gives Helena her lucky comb. Meanwhile, Kris has drawn the ire of the AKO fraternity and Riley and Marty's lecturer Professor Gelson following a petition from her requesting that university founder and notorious misogynist Calvin Hawthorne's bust be moved away from the main building and another requesting Gelson be fired due to his refusal to teach books written by women. While at her job at a coffee shop, Riley learns that Brian will be back in town to oversee the talent show. She also meets Landon, a friendly boy from the AKO fraternity who takes a liking to her. The group arrives at the AKO fraternity where Riley catches a glimpse of a strange ritual involving new pledges for AKO and a black goo leaking out of the Calvin Hawthorne bust. She also stumbles across Helena about to be sexually assaulted by one of the frat boys. Riley intervenes and sends a tipsy Helena home. Riley takes Helena's place in the talent show and upon seeing Brian in the crowd, performs a song with her sorority sisters blasting the rape culture at the fraternity and stating that Brian did rape Riley. The girls leave in high spirits and Riley bonds with Landon. Meanwhile, back at the MKE house, Helena is abducted by Lindsey's attacker. The next day the girls start to receive threatening DMs from a Calvin Hawthorne account similar to what Lindsey had received before she was murdered. Meanwhile, sorority sister Fran is also killed by the masked man. Concerned that Helena has seemingly not gone home to her parents as planned, Riley alerts campus security who are apathetic and assume Helena has run off with a boyfriend. After a strange encounter with Gelson outside the AKO fraternity, where she finds a list of the MKE girls among some papers he dropped, Riley returns home. Marty and her boyfriend Nate have an argument and she kicks him out of the house that night while Riley and Kris argue over Kris' uploading the talent show video online and Riley now fears retaliation from members of the fraternity. Jesse goes to the attic to get some Christmas lights and is murdered, her body left in the attic. Riley, Kris, and Marty receive more threatening messages before being attacked by a bow-wielding assailant who injures Marty. The girls lock themselves in a room and Riley ventures out to retrieve her phone. Meanwhile, Kris goes to the attic to warn Jesse and discovers her body. Nate arrives back at the house looking to apologize and is promptly murdered. Riley then uses Nate's car keys to kill the masked man. She reunites with Kris and Marty and they are attacked by two other masked men. Marty is gravely wounded but manages to buy Riley and Kris enough time to hide in the kitchen before dying. The pair overpower and kill the attacker. They remove his mask after being alarmed that they are covered in black goo instead of blood. Riley identifies him as an AKO pledge she saw at the ritual and is alarmed by a strange look in the pledge's eyes. The pair escape the house in Nate's car and Riley theorizes that Hawthorne, who was known for dabbling in black magic, is responsible for the killings via his bust and the black goo it emitted. Kris shoots down the idea and suggests they go to the police but Riley demands they go to the AKO fraternity to fight. They argue and Riley heads off to confront the frat herself. She encounters Landon and enlists him to help her enter the fraternity. Meanwhile, Kris stumbles across Lindsey's sorority, which had angered AKO for not wanting to take part in the talent show. She discovers Lindsey's sorority sisters are also being attacked by other AKO pledges and manages to rescue them. At the AKO house, Riley and Landon break in, but Landon is cornered by the frat brothers who convince him to be a pledge. Riley witnesses the Hawthrone bust leak the black goo before discovering Helena, who is tied up but still alive. Attempting to rescue Helena, Riley unties the bonds securing Helena's hands behind her back but is suddenly knocked unconscious by an AKO member. Riley awakens to find herself sitting tied up on a chair. She is confronted by Gelson, Brian, and the AKO frat boys who have inducted Landon as a pledge. Gelson explained that after Kris forced the bust's relocation to the fraternity they discovered Hawthorne's plan, involving a spell and the black goo, to keep unruly women in check. The goo allows the spirit of Hawthorne to possess the fraternity's pledges and send them out to murder any women that stepped out of line. It is also revealed that Helena has been secretly working with the fraternity and stole several items from her sisters that allowed the possessed pledges to easily locate their targets. One of the pledges murders Helena despite her willingness to be a "good woman" to the frat as a show of power to Riley. Brian forces Riley to bow to him, but she plans to attack him; at the same moment Kris and Lindsey's surviving sorority sisters enter and fight the fraternity. Riley overpowers and kills Brian. She then smashes the Hawthorne bust. Kris sets Gelson on fire and the women and Landon escape, locking the frat brothers inside and leaving them to burn to death. As the traumatized group watch the frat house burn, Riley watches with newfound bravery. In a post-credit scene, the cat that was the MKE sisters' pet is seen licking the black liquid. Cast [ edit] Imogen Poots as Riley Stone [12] Aleyse Shannon as Kris Waterson Lily Donoghue as Marty Coolidge Brittany O'Grady as Jesse "Jess" Bradford [13] Caleb Eberhardt as Landon Cary Elwes as Professor Gelson Madeleine Adams as Helena Ritterhouse Ben Black as Phil McIllaney Simon Mead as Nate Nathalie Morris as Fran Abrams Zoë Robins as Oona Ryan McIntyre as Brian Huntley Mark Neilson as Gil Lucy Currey as Lindsey Helms Production [ edit] In June 2019, it was announced that Jason Blum would produce a remake of the 1974 film Black Christmas through his studio Blumhouse Productions, alongside Adam Hendricks from the studio Divide/Conquer, and Ben Cosgrove. [14] In addition, Greg Gilreath and Zac Locke, also from Divide/Conquer, served as executive producers for the project. [15] Also, in June, Sophia Takal was announced as the film's director, having previously worked with Blum on his Into the Dark series for Hulu, [16] while Imogen Poots, Aleyse Shannon, Brittany O'Grady, Lily Donoghue, and Caleb Eberhardt were cast in the starring roles. [17] [18] Also that month, Cary Elwes was added to the cast. [19] Director Takal worked extensively to make this vision of Black Christmas as feminist as she could, stating in an interview, "I wanted to make a movie where instead of feeling objectified or watched from a distance, the audience felt seen. " [20] It is the first Black Christmas film in which Bob Clark was not involved in the production process, as Clark had died in 2007. [21] Bob Clark had produced and directed the original Black Christmas (1974), and had been an executive producer on the 2006 remake of the same name. Unlike the previous two version of Black Christmas, the remake was rated PG-13 by the MPAA, a rating Takal sought in hopes of making it accessible to new audiences, especially young women who were interested in horror, and opening up discussions on major issues like sexual assault, [22] although she was ready to fully commit to utilizing the higher R rating if the ratings board would not grant it. However, she would not use the PG-13 rating to water down the film's violence to a large degree, making it only slightly less violent than the original film. [23] Production began in New Zealand on June 23, 2019. [24] [25] [26] Principal photography occurred for 27 days around Dunedin and Oamaru, with the University of Otago providing the setting. [27] Filming concluded on July
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Lee Harry Eric Freeman, James Newman, Elizabeth Kaitan 7. 5 / 10 Two siblings and three of their friends en route to visit their grandfather's grave in Texas end up falling victim to a family of cannibalistic psychopaths and must survive the terrors of Leatherface and his family. Tobe Hooper Marilyn Burns, Edwin Neal, Allen Danziger Edit Storyline It's time for Christmas break, and the sorority sisters make plans for the holiday, but the strange anonymous phone calls are beginning to put them on edge. When Clare disappears, they contact the police, who don't express much concern. Meanwhile Jess is planning to get an abortion, but boyfriend Peter is very much against it. The police finally begin to get concerned when a 13-year-old girl is found dead in the park. They set up a wiretap to the sorority house, but will they be in time to prevent a sorority girl attrition problem? Written by Ed Sutton <> Plot Summary Plot Synopsis Taglines: Black Christmas will ROCK you too! See more ?? Details Release Date: 20 December 1974 (USA) Also Known As: Silent Night, Evil Night Box Office Budget: $620, 000 (estimated) See more on IMDbPro ?? Company Credits Technical Specs See full technical specs ?? Did You Know? Trivia Olivia Hussey was excited to be in the film since she had never done a horror movie before in her career (even though she does not watch them as they scare her too much) and this would have been her first film since giving birth to her son. She had also never been to Canada prior to this film's production. See more ? Goofs The outside of the sorority house says pi kappa sigma. A picture hung inside the house says pi beta phi. See more ? Quotes Barb: Did you know, this is a very little known fact, but... did you know that there's a certain species of turtle that... there's a certain species of turtle that can screw for three days without stopping. You don't believe me, do you? Well, I-I mean, how could I make something like that up? Mrs. Mac: Ah, Barb, dear, ah, I-I-I-ah... No, really! They just... three days, 24 hours a day, wha-voom! Wha-voom! Wha-voom! Can you believe that, three days? I'm lucky if I get three minutes! Do you know how I know this?... See more ? Crazy Credits A telephone is continously ringing throughout the final credits. See more ? Alternate Versions The film was released 3 different times (ntsc format)on DVD and each disc features a different aspect ratio. The first DVD edition from Critical mass (25th anniversary) used the proper full frame format (the film was shot this way). The second DVD release from Critical Mass (listed as being just a special edition) uses a 1:75:1 aspect ratio, it was also noted that director Bob Clark approved of this ratio. The latest DVD special edition from Critical Mass (December, 2006) uses an over-matted 1:85:1 ratio. This 1:85:1 over matted ratio also appeared on the special edition laserdisc that was released by Warner Bros. a few years back. See more ? Soundtracks O Come All Ye Faithful Music by John Reading (uncredited) Words by John Wade (uncredited) St. Simon's Choir Edgar Hanson - Choirmaster See more ?.
Marie Antoinette was a wealthy queen of France who did nothing about the bread shortage in her kingdom, and then a mob chopped off her head, maybe this was inspired by this. Damn i just love canada... would like to live there. Yo I loved all those Christmas songs me and my wife used to sing them. Rip my love and happy birthday? I miss you. Fan made. 4:00 PM PST 12/12/2019 by Sophia Takal directs the second remake of a thriller pitting sorority members against fratboys and a mysterious killer. The second remake of a 1974 sorority-themed slasher pic whose director Bob Clark is more famous for a very different kind of holiday film (the singular A Christmas Story), Sophia Takal's Black Christmas sets its sleigh-bell slayings on a small college campus and pits sorority girls against fratboys. Hiring Takal to co-write and direct was a no-brainer for producer Jason Blum and company: Familiar with the territory where thoughtful indie cinema overlaps with genre fare, she recently helmed a thriller, Always Shine, that mixed Lynchian creepiness with a complex feminist take on its protagonists' friendship. Unfortunately, Takal's Black Christmas is far more ordinary, a blunt object in a fight demanding either sharp knives or explosives. Initially a sluggish stalker flick whose undergraduate moral debates are tiresome instead of provocative, it eventually transforms into a patriarchy metaphor as obvious as, well, all those Greek-lettered paddles that decorate both the frat's and the sorority's clubhouses. Like Daniel Robbins' Pledge, released earlier this year, it manages to make the culture of privilege, secrecy and misogyny that intertwines with frat culture ("Not all frats!, " someone wails desperately in the background) less upsetting than it is in real life. As students at Hawthorne College head home for the holidays, a few remain on campus, most planning to attend a talent show at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house (the frat to which college founder Calvin Hawthorne belonged)?before arranging small celebrations with friends who don't have families to go home to. The party is especially fraught for the women of Mu Kappa Epsilon, since one of theirs, Riley (Imogen Poots), was assaulted by a Deke last year. The rapist was never punished, and certainly wasn't disowned by his bros, which begs the question: Why are Riley and her friends going to the party? There's a reason, though not a convincing one. Four of the sisters intend to dress in sexy-Santa costumes and coo onstage, Marilyn Monroe-style, as they deliver what turns out to be a little ditty about sexual assault. The song is clever; the sentiment, dead-on; the scene, nearly impossible to believe. In between all this social drama, we're watching other female students get hunted by a man in a cloak who seems to disappear and materialize elsewhere at will. He will, say, send a woman some stalk-y DMs while she walks alone at night; get her solidly freaked out; then stab her with an icicle as her flailing arms make an angel in the snow. Though the cloaked man starts off at a neighboring sorority, soon he's sneaking around the MKE house, and when Riley's "little sister" Helena (Madeleine Adams) doesn't show up at her family's house, Riley quickly concludes something sinister's afoot. She shares her concern with a campus cop, who fails to see the connection between some vaguely threatening text messages and a friend's being late getting home. In the scene, Poots needs hardly two seconds to show exactly what it feels like to have an authority figure refuse to see what's right in front of him. It's an excellent piece of acting, but it belongs in a more serious drama, in a scene with a cop who's being a lot more blind than this one is. Perhaps not trusting that multiplex audiences are as smart as the art house patrons who saw Always Shine, Takal and co-writer April Wolfe beat the movie's themes into the ground in both dialogue and characterization. One student, the sketchily conceived Kris (Aleyse Shannon), is the designated protester, always hectoring peers to sign her petition of the moment. Recently, she managed to get the school to remove its bust of Hawthorne from public display. (It's now deep within the DKE lair, playing a part in creepy rituals Riley witnesses. ) Now, her target is an English professor whose syllabus is stuffed with dead white guys: Cary Elwes projects maximum WASPy condescension as Professor Gelson, who insists on teaching "the proper classics" and secretly harbors retrograde ideas about the place of women in society. These many threads of menace and misogyny will eventually lead to a climax where myths of masculine primacy manifest as an overt cult. But first, there's a very long standoff in which the cloaked killer traps our heroines in their own home and hunts them with a bow and arrow. (Nice as a phallic symbol, maybe, but not the most credible choice for indoor slaughter. ) The script contorts itself to keep this sequence's survivors from going to the cops ??because police didn't believe Riley was roofied last year, she thinks they won't accept corpses and destruction as proof the women are being hunted. But that's what's needed to get Riley trapped in the heart of darkness, where men will come out and say the things we've always suspected they believe. Even thoroughly decent men fall under the spell here ??a horrifying idea the movie doesn't do justice to. But this black magic is nothing that can't be fixed if you know what symbols of oppression to smash, provided you do so while spouting the right platitudes about sisterhood and defiance. Production company: BH Productions Distributor: Universal Cast: Imogen Poots, Aleyse Shannon, Lily Donoghue, Brittany O'Grady, Caleb Eberhardt, Cary Elwes, Simon Mead, Madeleine Adams Director: Sophia Takal Screenwriters: Sophia Takal, April Wolfe Producers: Jason Blum, Ben Cosgrove, Adam Hendricks Executive producers: Greg Gilreath, Zac Locke Director of photography: Mark Schwartzbard Production designer: Mark Robins Costume designer: Jaindra Watson Editor: Jeff Betancourt Composers: Brooke Blair, Will Blair Casting director: Sarah Domeier Lindo Rated PG-13, 92 minutes.
Wow, I meant to click on the trailer, and instead I seem to have clicked on the entire movie. Hate when this happens. Can you do a breakdown of US trailer, please. I just like the original Freddy, Robert Englod. The 2010 ramake was very boring without him. Este MV me salió como publicidad, no puedo estar más agradecido con el algoritmo de YouTube.

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Séances Bandes-annonces Casting Critiques spectateurs Critiques presse Photos VOD Spectateurs 1, 4 263 notes dont 47 critiques noter: 0. 5 1 1. 5 2 2. 5 3 3. 5 4 4. 5 5 Envie de voir Rédiger ma critique Synopsis et détails Interdit aux moins de 12 ans Remake de Black Christmas. Sur un campus universitaire, lors des vacances de Noël, des filles de la confrérie sont les proies d'un tueur en série. Distributeur Universal Pictures International France Voir les infos techniques 2:29 Acteurs et actrices Casting complet et équipe technique Critiques Spectateurs Ce film est mauvais et décrédibilise totalement la cause féministe de par ses scènes grossières et ridicules. Le scénario est bâclé et prévisible et le côté fantastique n'apporte rien au film car il n'est pas expliqué. Ce second remake du film homonyme de 1974, réalisé cette fois par Sophia Takal et sorti tout récemment, est très mauvais. Effectivement, je ne m'attendais pas à un grand film d'horreur mais je dois avouer que je ne m'attendais pas non plus à un désastre pareil. Nous reprenons la même idée de base que celle des deux premiers, à savoir une sororité se faisant harcelée au téléphone puis ensuite agressée pendant la période de Noël.... Lire plus À un moment ou à un autre, le tiroir-caisse qui gouverne l'esprit de Jason Blum en matière de projets horrifiques adolescents allait forcément nous pondre un film qui se sert du cadre de Noël, cette période de l'année étant habituellement désertée par le genre en salles et donc synonyme de disette pour le pape du frisson rentable. C'est désormais chose faite avec... "Black Christmas". Oui, vous avez bien lu, encore un remake de "Black... Film a connotation politisée, totale moralisation du spectateur en rabaissant l'homme (blanc) a une simple créature emplie de haine, ne parlons pas du scénario qui n'est là que pour justifier que c'est un film et pas un Thread Twitter anti-patriarcal écrit par une étudiante de première année en étude de genre.... Un bon navet même pas digne d’être diffusé a la télévision Fortement déconseillé. 47 Critiques Spectateurs 19 Photos Secrets de tournage 2 remakes du premier slasher Black Christmas est le?remake d'un film du même nom dans lequel un tueur s'en prend à des étudiants pendant la période de Noël. L'une des particularités de ce long métrage sorti en 1974 est d'être considéré comme le premier slasher. Bénéficiant d'une ambiance particulièrement glauque, ce film réalisé par un certain Bob Clark a même influencé des classiques du genre comme?Halloween, La Nuit des Masques et Scream (le tueur de Black Christ... Une habituée du genre Le film est réalisé par Sophia Takal, une cinéaste qui est également comédienne et qui s'était déjà essayée à l'horreur avec le long métrage?Always Shine (2016) et l'épisode New Year, New You de la série Into the Dark. Dernières news 8 news sur ce film Si vous aimez ce film, vous pourriez aimer... Voir plus de films similaires Pour découvrir d'autres films: Les meilleurs films de l'année 2019, Les meilleurs films Epouvante-horreur, Meilleurs films Epouvante-horreur en 2019. Commentaires.
Bellissima canzone non la conoscevo. Lmao they shouldve put “watch an ad to extend your lifetime”. This movie pulled in the most Oscar noms of the year with 11 nominations. Heath Ledger would be proud. Olivias preformance here is truly amazing.
I'm not very sensitive to political messages in movies, most of the time they either go over my head or I just roll my eyes and continue on with my day. So believe me when I say, this was like being trapped inside a gender studies classroom for 90 minutes. If you like that, you'll like this movie. If you wanna watch a horror movie, watch the original.
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Utterly brilliant. best christmas song ever. This latest version is no upgrade from the 1974 cult classic. At least Margot Kidder was fun to watch back then. The 2006 version was bad but still better than this one.
There are way too many cheesy lines. I consider myself a male feminist and this movie isn't bad because women wrote and directed and started in it or because they come out on top. How many bad movies are criticized because the film was made by men? It's bad because the situations are silly and the dialogue is way over the top. The scares are simple and not creative and many of the interesting moments were just ripped off from better executed films. The 2 dimensional characters make the ending even worse with the cliche "let's explain the whole plot and Not kill the lead" as if we didn't know the whole plot from the trailer. Want to see high quality female-made productions? See Monster, Wonder Woman, Near Dark, The Piano, GLOW, Orange is the New Black, Lady Bird, I Am Sam and Winter's Bone.

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