Black Christmas

This is absolutely the worst horror remake ever made where's the Christmas spirits of the original and what's with the editing it looks sloppy and for the writer's stop reading stuffs on Twitter and for the director you should study more of not remake horror movies and the characters are terrible and very stupid.

Such a bad movie! There are barely any scary parts and the complete plot of the movie was that man are bad.

I always have a place in my heart for Imogen Poots 🤗. The movie is ok.

Couldn't make it past the first 20 minutes. Absolutely terrible.

Wtf. I thought it was going to be a slasher movie. It wasn't. It turns out a statue was controlling all frat boys and making them kill girls

This movie was straight doo doo.

A fun update. Lots of pop culture nods.

A good movie before the twist, I can't say I care for the twist in the movie. Yeah it brings a good message and it might've been preformed well for the twist they chose but I think they should've done something else for the twist it was a good message but it could've been different

The 2019 version of Black Christmas is a film that's completely uninterested in telling an engaging story or adding to the legacy of its '74 namesake. Its only purpose is to delivery a message, and when I say deliver, I mean ‘scream it in your face repeatedly for an hour and a half.' I've got nothing against films that have subtext or want to express a opinion, but this movies script feels like it was composed from a collection of the most venomous and simultaneously self-righteous twitter posts. Its feminist perspective is shoved down your throat time and time again, but there's no balance, no discussion, no actual analysis of what is being said. The filmmakers are so opposed to their point of view being challenged that when one character dares to contradict it, they're killed literally minutes later. It's a case of the lead characters being allowed to act however they want, to do and say as they please with no repercussions because the filmmakers believe they're morally right. As a horror film, it's completely devoid of suspense or tension. One of the greatest elements of the original was the mystery surrounding the identity of the killer. But this time round we already know who it is, and a supposed 3rd act twist is so painfully signposted that there's no possible way you can miss it. It looks, feels and plays out like every dime a dozen modern slasher film, and aside from the grating social commentary, there's nothing which makes it stand out. Clearly, the director didn't care about creating a remake that was faithful or cleverly updated, they simply needed a vehicle for their rhetoric, and chose a recognisable franchise in order to deliver it. The result is a boring and lifeless series of inconsequential events that I couldn't care less about, and when it mercifully ended, I was relieved that I was finally free of it.

This movie was bad, but if you're into movies that are so bad they're good, I'd recommend it for the climax.