…and Christopher Bahn of AV Club Twin Cities interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill about movies that ruin Christmas.
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What’s up with Mike’s hair? Did he get plugs to go along with his bacon-induced svelteness?
Good read, really funny stuff. I’ve always felt the same about the characters in Polar Express. Soulless creatures, each and every one of them. The only disagreement that I have is with Silent Night, Deadly Night. Truly a yuletide classic in my home. My wife is very traditional in her holiday movies, so we have to share. One night, Holiday Inn. The next, Black Christmas (1974,thanks!). George Bailey on Tuesday, Jack Frost(horror) on Wednesday. It’s an epic battle of good vs. evil for the holiday season that can never be won.
My traditional Christmas movie is Santa’s Slay :)
And Cabbage Patch Elvis… The 1974 Black Christmas is hands down one of the greatest horror movies ever. Good on ya for that!
Did anyone else notice in that SANTA AND THE ICE CREAM BUNNY snippet, the car actually goes a little off the road at one point? One of the hazards, I guess, of trying to drive while wearing a giant bunny head…
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