Jeff Loves Horror

For the holidays, I thought it would be the right time to say what my favorite Christmas horror movies are. #5: Black Christmas (2006) : I am aware that the original Black Christmas is the beloved classic. This is more of a list of the movies I watch the most. I appreciate that this movie is a mean-spirited gore-fest. It’s sort of a perfect antithesis for what we expect out of a Christmas movie. Even though this is not a good movie, I do legitimately enjoy it. #4: Krampus : My favorite aspect to Krampus is its sense of humor. The cast really helps sell the movie too. It’s about a kid who accidentally summons Krampus after losing faith in the holiday. This is a movie with sort of a twisted sense of a moral, and look at how we should look at the holiday. #3: Silent Night, Deadly Night : Here’s a movie that went down in infamy in the 80s. Much like the Black Christmas remake, I can’t quite call this a good movie. However, that’s kind of why I love this movie. There are a lot of fun, dumb,...

This is an updated version of a post I wrote for my other blog, where I ranked the Child's Play franchise. I honestly thought this would be a good place to start, as I do need to update this particular ranking.  #8: Child's Play 3 : Starting off with some of the things I liked, I'll probably always enjoy Brad Dourif as Chucky, and I think the military setting is actually pretty interesting. The reason I have this in last place is because I honestly think this movie plays things a little too safe. In my last ranking, I actually had this a spot higher, but the more I've thought about it, the more I realized, this is a movie that really just stuck to a formula, and didn't feel the need to deviate.  #7: Seed of Chucky : I should start by saying, yes, Seed is a terrible movie. The only reason I couldn't place it dead last this time is the fact that it's weird. This movie is a big swing and a miss. But, I honestly appreciate that it takes more risks, and is willin...