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[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] The film grossed $18. 5 million worldwide and received mixed reviews from critics, criticizing its deviation from the original film's story, the overt political messages, and its PG-13 rating, although critics praised Poots' performance. 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. 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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. 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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 mid-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 Bolton-Sinclair [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 Apteao Ryan McIntyre as Brian Huntley Mark Neilson as Gil O'Leary Lucy Currey as Lindsey Helman 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. Ho

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Her actress Andrea Martin has often been mistaken for Jewish (in her autobiography she clarifies that she's Armenian). Ax-Crazy: Billy. In addition to being a depraved murderer, he trashes the attic for seemingly no reason. Bad Santa: Patrick swears in front of kids while dressed in a Santa suit. Bi the Way: Barb talks about having sex with men, and is seen looking at a porno magazine with a naked woman in it. Big Bad: Billy, the Ax-Crazy murderer terrorizing the sorority. Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: Mrs. Mac makes jokes at other people's expense, but never to their face. Bolivian Army Ending: Mistaking him for the killer, Jess kills Peter. Then we find out that Billy is still alive and in the house, and Jess' fate is left up in the air. Book Safe: One of Mrs. Mac's many, many booze stashes. Bullying a Dragon: Lampshaded. When Barb insults Billy during his first phone call, he replies that he's going to kill her, and hangs up. 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Mrs. Mac makes jabs at people behind their backs. Death by Irony: Hard-drinking promiscuous Barb is murdered with a cristal figure of a unicorn - two symbols of purity. Death by Sex: Averted. The list of victims (in order of killing) goes; the virgin, the (middle aged) house mother, a little girl, the promiscuous party girl, a cop, the nice girl, the red herring and then (possibly) the final girl. And the final girl is having an abortion. And, unlike most later slashers, nobody is killed during -or just after- sex. Death of a Child: A plot point in the second act of the film is the disappearance of a thirteen-year-old girl called Janice, who turns up dead later. Downer Ending: Peter is mistaken for the killer, is killed by Jess and then we find out that the killer is still in the house with Jess. Evil Phone: As soon as the girls realize the caller is the killer, this trope comes in full force. Exact Eavesdropping: How the killer knows to say "just like having a wart removed" to Jess during one of the phone calls, providing more false fuel against Peter. Extreme Mêlée Revenge: After doing poorly at his recital, Peter smashes his piano. Billy smashes random objects in the attic during an emotional breakdown of some kind. Face Framed in Shadow: This is the closest the audience gets to seeing Billy's face. Final Girl: Jess, who is the last of the sorority girls to confront Billy at the end. No, she is not a virgin, but as previously stated, this movie was a trope maker before Halloween (1978) codified this Slasher convention. Flipping the Bird: Mrs. Mac, behind Mr. Harrison's back. A picture in the house also depicts an old lady giving it. Freeze-Frame Bonus: In one scene where Jess is talking with a detective about one of the phone calls she just had, Billy's shadow can be seen in the background. Freudian Excuse: It's hinted that Billy has one. They should never have left him alone with Agnes! Genki Girl: Barb - in a drunken, promiscuous way. The Ghost: Agnes. Despite Billy ranting about her during his phone calls, we never see her or understand why she's significant to Billy. Good Girls Avoid Abortion: Averted. The idea that the girls are getting killed as a result of Jess's vengeful boyfriend gets proven false. And she's the final girl. Note that the film was made very shortly after abortion was fully legalized by Roe v. Wade. Gory Discretion Shot: Barb being stabbed with the unicorn figurine isn't directly shown. The dead body of the 13-year-old girl is not shown, but given how other characters react, we can infer it's pretty bad. Harassing Phone Call: Billy constantly calls the girls with dirty language and wanting to do perverted things to them. It annoys the ladies until the kills start to pile up. Hard-Drinking Party Girl: Barb is the life of the party at the beginning, and continues to drink over the course of the film. Harmful to Minors: Patrick and Barb swear like sailors in front of young children (Patrick even does it while dressed as Santa). A little while later, Barb gives one of the kids alcohol. The Heart: Phyllis. The other girls aren't too concerned about Claire's father, as they just assume she's fine, but Phyllis bursts into tears, realizing she's dead and feeling horribly for her father. She also tries the hardest to help find Claire and is always willing to be at another girl's side to lend support. Hell Is That Noise: Billy's phone calls are horrifying to listen to, replete with horrible wailing and animalistic moaning. Honor Before Reason: After Jess learns that the villain is inside the house, she could make an easy exit to safety, but instead frantically refuses to leave Phyllis and Barb and goes upstairs to find them. 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