For those who don’t like the holidays: These are the 9 best anti-Christmas movies

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Not for the faint of heart: The holiday thriller “Black Christmas” tells the story of a vicious killer who kills several female students during a Christmas party at a Canadian university dormitory. It is full of painful and evil scenes that will definitely give you goosebumps.

Mogwais are actually cute little animals, as long as you don’t mislead them: you can’t feed them after midnight, you can’t take them out in the sunlight, and a Mogwai should never touch water. Billy Pelzer (Zach Galligan, 57) gets one of these for Christmas, but he breaks the rules and the cute animal turns into a vicious monster. Mogwai multiply rapidly and, along with other Mogwai, terrorize the city.

It’s a classic anti-Christmas movie: Police officer John McClane (Bruce Willis, 66) has to fight terrorists on Christmas. Instead of a thoughtful celebration, “Die Hard” has lots of explosions and lots of mayhem creating pure action. If you want to escape from the kitsch, colorful world of Christmas, this movie is for you. As McClane would say: “Yippie-ya-yeah, pig cheek!”

Although “The Ghosts I Summon…” is adapted from Charles Dickens’ (1812-1870) classic “A Christmas Carol” (1843), the film presents the story in such a sarcastic and shrill language that it ranks among all the films. other Dickens film adaptations. Starring Bill Murray, 71, as careerist television mogul Frank Cross, who quickly becomes acquainted with the crazy Christmas ghosts. The fact that magnanimity ultimately wins out over ratings becomes a trivial matter given all the paltry gloom.

Housewife and mother Samantha (Geena Davis, 65) suffers from memory loss and can no longer remember who she once was. With the help of a private detective (Samuel L. Jackson, 72), She sets out to find his true identity. His memory gradually returns, and just in time he remembers that he works as a professional killer for the state and what skills he has. Because on Christmas, old acquaintances are waiting in wait for him and they are on their way to get him.

A serial killer who turns into a snowman after a chemical accident and continues to brutally kill people: Sounds very strange? But it exists in the form of the darkly humorous, useless horror movie “Jack Frost.” The ice-cold killer takes on a completely different meaning with this killer.

7. Wild Christmas (2000)

After his release, Rudy Duncan (Ben Affleck, 49) meets a sneaky brother and sister who plan to rob a casino on Christmas. They are counting on the support of Duncan, who will have a hard time getting out of there. A Christmas movie that is nothing short of thoughtful. There’s a wilder story behind “Wild Christmas” about deception, betrayal and true emotions.

Billy Bob Thornton (66) proves that there are not only good Santas who love children with his role as “Bad Santa”. Irritable, grumpy and angry safecracker, Willie is Santa’s stand-in at the store. But that’s only because he’s cleaning the stores after closing time with Marcus (Tony Cox, 64), the Christmas elf. It’s a weird movie that’s surprisingly brazenly funny.

A Christmas holiday in the office that turns into a wild orgy of destruction, with an uninhibited office staff suffering from work frustration, provides the perfect basis for a screwball comedy. The company Christmas party offers an environment in which we can very well imagine ourselves. “Office Christmas Party” shows all the embarrassment you don’t want to be reminded of the next day.

Source : Blick