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(Entertainment Weekly)   Because who DOESN'T want a horror/slasher film based on 'The Grinch'?   (ew.com) divider line
    More: Scary, Christmas, Father Christmas, Ded Moroz, Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas, Young Cindy You-Know, director Steven LaMorte's movie, Christmas Eve  
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2022-11-28 3:08:53 PM  
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2022-11-28 3:22:34 PM  
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2022-11-28 3:39:28 PM  
I deosn't, that's who.
 
2022-11-28 4:02:03 PM  
Based off? Instead of based on? How in the name of Britannica can you even make that mistake? It's like wilful, conscious, chest-pounding ignorance of that teachin' lady. Unless..... you're from the midwest or south. That must be it.
 
2022-11-28 4:08:02 PM  
I'm saving my time and money for The Lorax 2: Woodland Holocaust.
 
2022-11-28 4:09:15 PM  
I DEOSN'T.

Tahnks.
 
2022-11-28 4:11:42 PM  
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2022-11-28 4:12:26 PM  

Stephen_Falken: Based off? Instead of based on? How in the name of Britannica can you even make that mistake? It's like wilful, conscious, chest-pounding ignorance of that teachin' lady. Unless..... you're from the midwest or south. That must be it.


Yes, that's definutly the only mistake subbie maed.
 
2022-11-28 4:13:05 PM  
I'm not into gore and torture porn, Hostel was the last one I 'tried' to watch.  But I kept hearing SO much about this "Terrifier" that I wiki'd the plot for 1 & 2.

Dear LORD who comes up with this stuff?

I get that there's a market for it (which is scary) but just having the mind to say "I think THIS would be good in my movie" is upsetting!
 
2022-11-28 4:15:01 PM  
I watch horror movies all of October and do not see that crossing over into watching horror movies in December.  I am not sure I could work these into my October horror movie watching either, but it's worth a shot.
 
2022-11-28 4:20:36 PM  
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2022-11-28 4:21:30 PM  

buntz: I'm not into gore and torture porn, Hostel was the last one I 'tried' to watch.  But I kept hearing SO much about this "Terrifier" that I wiki'd the plot for 1 & 2.

Dear LORD who comes up with this stuff?

I get that there's a market for it (which is scary) but just having the mind to say "I think THIS would be good in my movie" is upsetting!


I can see watching it just on a technical level, assuming they're using practical effects and they're well done. But that reduces the audience to a relative handful of movie fx geeks.

/personally I prefer either psychological horror; or ones like Dead Alive, where the gore is so over the top it becomes a cartoon
 
2022-11-28 4:22:16 PM  
I DEON'T
 
2022-11-28 4:22:33 PM  
No.
I SAID NO!!
 
2022-11-28 4:29:34 PM  
So, we're now in a glut of the "look how edgy I am making a children's character into a slasher movie" flicks.
Tip: A 3-minute trailer of this kind of scenario may work on a sketch comedy show, but that doesn't mean there's enough to fill an 90-minute movie.
 
2022-11-28 4:31:22 PM  
We don't support this movie and ask that you boycott it.

Also, slasher movie maker named LaMorte? Faaaake
 
2022-11-28 4:40:13 PM  
Elf Santapede coming soon?
 
2022-11-28 5:14:19 PM  
Looks fun
 
2022-11-28 5:45:40 PM  

Stud Gerbil: Elf Santapede coming soon?


OMG
 
2022-11-28 6:14:24 PM  
Is this coming from the same guy that's horror-fying Bambi and Winnie the Pooh?  Someone should probably check on him.
 
2022-11-28 7:00:11 PM  
Is Jim Carrey reprising his role?

Grinch is going to make them pay for his cardiomegaly!!!
 
2022-11-28 7:42:43 PM  
LOL. No.
 
2022-11-28 9:29:13 PM  
This looks bad. Also, not like a parody.
 
2022-11-28 10:10:33 PM  
Is this what people are wanting to do when they gripe about stories and characters being under copyright?
If it is, I hope Disney gets a 500-year renewal.
 
2022-11-28 11:46:44 PM  
If this project somehow becomes a successful franchise, I suggest he buddy up for some mayhem.

Tag-line: "What could possibly happen when a legendary Grinch meats a world class Grouch? Get ready for the GROINCH!!!!"
 
2022-11-28 11:46:46 PM  

maxandgrinch: We don't support this movie and ask that you boycott it.

Also, slasher movie maker named LaMorte? Faaaake


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2022-11-29 1:28:53 AM  

stoli n coke: Is this what people are wanting to do when they gripe about stories and characters being under copyright?
If it is, I hope Disney gets a 500-year renewal.


The only people who have good cause to complain about copyrights are creators who lost ownership of their own works. Anyone else is basically just announcing "I have no good ideas of my own, so I want to publish shiatty fanfic of someone else's stuff."
 
2022-11-29 1:44:27 AM  
...while Christmas Bloody Christmas (out Dec. 9) features a murderous robot Father Christmas.

It's been done.

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2022-11-29 8:46:15 AM  
Can we get a Dr Seuss story featuring Mongolian throat singing?  Horton Hears The Hu?

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2022-11-29 9:59:47 AM  

LazyPredator: Can we get a Dr Seuss story featuring Mongolian throat singing?  Horton Hears The Hu?

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Lol clever.
 
2022-11-29 10:12:56 AM  
The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.
 
2022-11-29 10:18:54 AM  

Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.


I've said it before, I'll say it again: For a movie to be classified as a Christmas movie, it has to, in some significant way, be about Christmas, not simply take place around it but otherwise have little to nothing to do with it.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, then so is Gremlins, Lethal Weapon, Trading Places, Batman Returns, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Ghostbusters II, Rocky IV, American Psycho, Mean Girls, etc., etc.
 
2022-11-29 11:17:47 AM  
Is... is this a joke?  Because that looks fekking TERRIBLE.
 
2022-11-29 12:01:07 PM  

Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.


Die Hard

is about sneaking around a tower to foil Alan Rickman's plans. It is a Harry Potter movie.

/didn't come up with it
//just remembered it
///three
 
2022-11-29 3:07:40 PM  

Psychopusher: Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: For a movie to be classified as a Christmas movie, it has to, in some significant way, be about Christmas, not simply take place around it but otherwise have little to nothing to do with it.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, then so is Gremlins, Lethal Weapon, Trading Places, Batman Returns, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Ghostbusters II, Rocky IV, American Psycho, Mean Girls, etc., etc.


So by your logic, "It's a Wonderful Life" isn't a Christmas movie.
 
2022-11-29 3:50:27 PM  

stoli n coke: Psychopusher: Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: For a movie to be classified as a Christmas movie, it has to, in some significant way, be about Christmas, not simply take place around it but otherwise have little to nothing to do with it.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, then so is Gremlins, Lethal Weapon, Trading Places, Batman Returns, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Ghostbusters II, Rocky IV, American Psycho, Mean Girls, etc., etc.

So by your logic, "It's a Wonderful Life" isn't a Christmas movie.


There's an argument to be made to that effect, sure.  But I would offer the counter-argument that It's A Wonderful Life is basically A Christmas Carol, with Potter playing the Scrooge role, but the story instead focuses on George (playing the Jacob Marley role) and his holiday woes, with Clarence (standing in for the ghosts of past and present) having to convince him to change his mind.  Thus, a Christmas movie.
 
2022-11-29 6:39:01 PM  

Psychopusher: stoli n coke: Psychopusher: Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: For a movie to be classified as a Christmas movie, it has to, in some significant way, be about Christmas, not simply take place around it but otherwise have little to nothing to do with it.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, then so is Gremlins, Lethal Weapon, Trading Places, Batman Returns, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Ghostbusters II, Rocky IV, American Psycho, Mean Girls, etc., etc.

So by your logic, "It's a Wonderful Life" isn't a Christmas movie.

There's an argument to be made to that effect, sure.  But I would offer the counter-argument that It's A Wonderful Life is basically A Christmas Carol, with Potter playing the Scrooge role, but the story instead focuses on George (playing the Jacob Marley role) and his holiday woes, with Clarence (standing in for the ghosts of past and present) having to convince him to change his mind.  Thus, a Christmas movie.


So you're not willing to accept that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, despite being set at a Christmas party, having a soundtrack filled with Christmas music, and unforgettable holiday-related quotes like "Ho, Ho, Ho, now I have a machine gun". But you are willing to attempt the enormous stretch that It's A Wonderful Life is comparable plotwise to A Christmas Carol.

I'm sorry, but I just can't take you seriously when you're this drunk.
 
2022-11-29 6:45:22 PM  

Psychopusher: stoli n coke: Psychopusher: Social Justice Warlock: The only positive about Violent Night and this other gory grinch movie is it provides an opportunity to discuss again intelligently what constitutes a Christmas movie.

Home Alone is a Christmas movie.
So is Die Hard.

I've said it before, I'll say it again: For a movie to be classified as a Christmas movie, it has to, in some significant way, be about Christmas, not simply take place around it but otherwise have little to nothing to do with it.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, then so is Gremlins, Lethal Weapon, Trading Places, Batman Returns, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Ghostbusters II, Rocky IV, American Psycho, Mean Girls, etc., etc.

So by your logic, "It's a Wonderful Life" isn't a Christmas movie.

There's an argument to be made to that effect, sure.  But I would offer the counter-argument that It's A Wonderful Life is basically A Christmas Carol, with Potter playing the Scrooge role, but the story instead focuses on George (playing the Jacob Marley role) and his holiday woes, with Clarence (standing in for the ghosts of past and present) having to convince him to change his mind.  Thus, a Christmas movie.


So, by that logic, Lethal Weapon is a Christmas movie.
 
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