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Black Christmas

"Slay, girls."

A group of sorority pledges are stalked by a stranger during their Christmas break. That is until the young women discover that the killer is part of an underground campus conspiracy.

Top Cast

  • Imogen Poots

    Imogen Poots

    Riley Stone

  • Aleyse Shannon

    Aleyse Shannon

    Kris Waterson

  • Lily Donoghue

    Lily Donoghue

    Marty Coolidge

  • Brittany O'Grady

    Brittany O'Grady

    Jesse Bolton-Sinclair

  • Caleb Eberhardt

    Caleb Eberhardt

    Landon

  • Cary Elwes

    Cary Elwes

    Professor Gelson

  • Simon Mead

    Simon Mead

    Nate

  • Madeleine Adams

    Madeleine Adams

    Helena Ritterhouse

  • Nathalie Morris

    Nathalie Morris

    Fran Abrams

Overview

A group of sorority pledges are stalked by a stranger during their Christmas break. That is until the young women discover that the killer is part of an underground campus conspiracy.

Rating

4.6 / 10
608 Reviews
1 Popular

2 Reviews

  • LordVitriol
    LordVitriol
    1 Dec 17, 2022

    More like Woke Christmas. A pedantic, misandric lecture in self righteousness and social justice whinging.

  • RalphRahal
    RalphRahal
    1 Mar 15, 2025

    Black Christmas (2019) is just bad. The plot tries to be a horror movie with a message, but it completely forgets to be scary or even interesting. There’s no real tension, and everything feels super predictable. It’s like the movie wants to make a point so badly that it skips over things like suspense, mystery, or even just good storytelling. Instead of a creepy, slow-build slasher, you get a messy, rushed, and weirdly lifeless movie that doesn’t know what it wants to be. The directing feels basic, like they just wanted to get through the scenes as quickly as possible. The cinematography is nothing special either—flat and boring, like a low-budget TV show. The acting is all over the place. Some of the cast tries to make it work, but the script is so bad that even the best performances can’t save it. The dialogue is awkward and forced, making dramatic moments feel cheesy instead of intense. On top of that, the pacing is a mess. Some scenes drag forever, and others rush through important moments like they’re late for something. The script is just full of nonsense, and even simple things don’t make sense. The score? Completely forgettable. The sound design doesn’t do much either, which is a problem in a horror movie. Overall, it’s just a weak attempt at both horror and social commentary, failing at both.

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