Kendra Stewart

Black Christmas - by XLLUKOyVN,
March 20, 2020

3.1/ 5stars
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Average Rating=4 / 10
release Year=2019
directed by=Sophia Takal
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Resume=A group of female students are stalked by a stranger during their Christmas break. That is until the young sorority pledges discover that the killer is part of an underground college conspiracy
genre=Horror
So because this one's written by a woman it needs to have the message 'men - bad, women - good' great. 今年も聴きに来てる人! ?. Can we just appreciate the amazing actresses that are in this movie. Dude a couple of my very left-leaning feminist friends even saw the pandering that was happening, who wouldn't? also when i saw the icicle scene in theaters it was hilarious, me and a few friends laughed a little too loudly in the theater.
Must judge follow the rules of evidence. What's goin' on? You havin' a heart attack? Breathe... BREATHE. This is amazing, the blend of knowledge and fitting humour is perfect. Keep it up. Must j c3 b5ulud installation manual. Lance is me on a chairlift. It is terrifying. If I wanted to listen to women complain about how evil men are, especially white men, I could have tuned into the media. Instead, I gave this film a chance because the trailer looked cool and I have loved all of Jason Blum's other pictures.

Not this one. The film is pure nonsense, forcing you into its unfounded, contrived narrative while preaching at you every other minute. Writing Quality: Juvenile. The sorority sisters, even before they are stalked by a secret society, spout off about how "men have all the power" and use that falsehood to dash away men, even the good ones. Oh wait, there aren't any, unless you count Landon, who gets a little credit. The writers, Sophia Takal, April Wolfe, apparently believe that people can't think for themselves and enjoy a holiday slasher without being told how to think. The film lacks luster and forces its foolishness upon you, insisting that women are always victims and justifying hating all men, and most of all wielding their self-righteous off- putting "empowerment" in the same way that Jason Voohrees wields his machete. This, without question, proves to be the most horrific aspect of the film. What are the takeaway messages, you ask? Oh, that's easy. 1. Men suck. All white men, in particular. Unless you are a black man; then you might be worthy but only if you can escape the brainwashing of white men. 2. All women are awesome and amazing and should always "fight" the "evil white man. 3. If you don't agree with this, then we will remind you that we are women, in case you didn't realize that, that women are better than men, and that men are awful and don't deserve a voice. 4. If you forget #3, we will remind you in every bit of dialogue that the sorority girls speak. 5. If a man dares speak, he will only be heard as a rapist or other type of villain. And if he goes so far as to suggest that all men do not hold all the power and all men are not rapists, he will be shoved out the door- literally. The movie deals with a main character who was raped three years ago and handles it with naivete by turning a Christmas song into a rape culture sounding board that only propels us further into the sorority's inability to defend themselves with honor and live a life that is not ruled by the past of one man's act. Strangely, it is Kris, not Riley, the raped woman (oh, because of the #metoo hype it pushes) who uses the crime as a reason to put down all men, not realizing the irony of allowing one guy's actions to rule their lives. This is not "empowerment" at all. By the end of the movie, I ended up metaphorically banging my head against all four walls like a spinning pinball after its been smacked over and over, wondering how anyone could ever think that a supernatural psycho underground society would represent all men, and just plain annoyed with women for being so prejudice, hateful, and wrong about both genders- that was my takeaway. Scare Factor: And the horror aspects? Deaths that happen so quickly, you literally don't see most of them take place. Because, in a not-so-subtle vein, the writers have declared that the mystery/thriller aspects are far less important than their propaganda. For a "horror" film, it drags on and on, especially in the first half, with nothing exciting happening because the writers are too busy pushing their hateful agenda through immature dialogue that exhibits only misguided perspectives about genders onto the audience. Do you like to be preached at? I know I sure don't. Especially when the messages are full of heavy exaggeration and nonsense. Content (sex, language. violence) No sex, a few curse words, curt violence Values & Themes: Perhaps the biggest fault of this movie is that it's a social commentary disguised as a horror. The characters are so poorly developed, aside from the main character, and so obviously preachy that you couldn't care less what happens to them. Even worse, the writers actually believe the crap they spout. In one scene, Riley goes to campus security to report her friend who's been missing since that morning. When he suggests that the snow could have delayed her whereabouts and that he will look into it in the morning, she seethes as though he is the problem; before, she seems reasonable but because of Kris's bullying tactics (poorly disguised as a voice of reason) that "men are the enemy" she starts to become a loose clone of Kris. One saving grace: Imogen Poots (Riley)is a great actress. And this movie is not a remake. It doesn't even come close to the originality and effective scares and senseful message of the original. All it does is beat you into submission in the same way that the frat leader does to his subjects. Hypocrisy at its best.

I would like to say that anyone who uses Christmas to use in horror movies or dark comedy films is a blackhearted savage who doesn't understand that Christmas is a timer of happiness joy peace and love not about death and sickness. My brain: its time to be uncomfortable Me: what why? My brain: its time to be uncomfortable Me: pulls a power move known as Jubyphonic Ill be fine because I have Jubys music. Must judges be lawyers. CHANGE IT BACK. ??????????. Must judge approve a new lawyer. This is really without a doubt, one of the best reviews ive ever seen. Great review. ??.