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Tag: Santa Claus
Violent Night Sequel Currently in Santa’s Workshop
Santa Claus isn’t done killing his way through the naughty list. In an exclusive interview with The Wrap, Violent Night director Tommy Wirkola confirmed that a sequel to the Christmas action movie is in the works. When asked if there would be a follow-up, Wirkola said: “Yes… We’re talking about it and we’re just making…
The Nice List: Top 5 Movie Santas
As old as his tongue and a little bit older than his teeth, Santa Claus is an indelible figure in our culture, the embodiment of giving and charity, kindness and hope, the representation of the magic adults leave behind but children know in their hearts is real. He is the Spirit of Christmas personified, and…
A Violent Night Sequel is Being Planned
That was fast. Violent Night, the Christmas action movie that finds Santa Claus fighting a team of mercenaries to save a captured family, is on track to get a sequel. The film is projected to do pretty well for itself this weekend, tracking for an $8-13 million haul and coming in second to Wakanda Forever.…
REVIEW: Violent Night (2022)
I can’t remember the last time I loved a movie as much as I loved Violent Night. It hit every single button of mine, moved me, excited me, made me laugh, and gave me something genuinely surprising. I loved Top Gun: Maverick (which I finally saw a few months ago, before Tuggs shot me dead),…
Violent Night Trailer Promises a Bloody Great Christmas
Santa Claus is coming to town, and he’s killing his way through the naughty list! Universal Pictures has released a trailer for their upcoming Christmas action movie Violent Night. Directed by Tommy Wirkola (who seems to like making off-kilter Christmas movies – my man), Violent Night sees a wealthy family taken hostage on Christmas Eve…
REVIEW: Rise of the Guardians (2012)
Based on William Joyce’s The Guardians of Childhood book series and a short film called The Man in the Moon, DreamWorks’ Rise of the Guardians follows the mythical character Jack Frost on a journey of self-discovery. I’ve seen this movie once before and thought it was pretty good, although I never understood the rabid Tumblr…