There isn't anything like spending Christmas eve inside a movie theater having a Black Christmas. This is what I've wanted. Merry Christmas to me.
Tonight's movie review presentation is of the recently released "Black Christmas". Black Christmas is a 1974 remake of the original Blumhouse Production. Black Christmas is about four sorority sisters who decide to fight for action and justice on campus when they notice the disappearance of a few of their sorority sisters.
The film takes place on Hawthorne College where the female students are forced to live in a male dominated facility. It all began over a rape of sorority sister, Riley by an AKO fraternity brother, Brian Huntley. According to the school, AKO fraternity and even the police. Riley claim for rape was considered to be false accusation made against AKO brother, Brian Huntley. It wasn't just the rape accusation that sparked the AKO fraternities hatred towards the Hawthorne College women. There has been a petition going around campus for the release of Professor Gelson. It seems there are several female students on campus whom are quite offended by the teachings of Professor Gelson. Some perhaps may look at him as a male chauvinist.
The AKO fraternity wanted to put an end to the mistreatment of men, the constant bad judgement and representation made against men. The AKO were looking to take stand and take back there college.
While the sorority sisters were looking to speak their mind and say what needs to be said. Perhaps that may have went a bit too far at a holiday party on campus. Where a performance was performed bad mouthing the AKO fraternity. You heard of that old saying, "that's the straw that broke the camel's back." It was time for the AKO fraternity to put these women back in their place.
The basics of the entire movie is based on justice, injustice, revenge, vengeance, white supremacy and female evolution. A mere case of Hawthorne College fraternities verses Hawthorne College sororities.
That was a totally awesome movie. Definitely worth my time on this Christmas eve night. I really had a good time this evening despite the 30 minute preview by Noovie. Oh my God those previews were long. Can these movie theaters shorten the previews. I don't want to sit in a movie theater observing 30 minutes of previews. I'm pretty sure other movie goers will agree with me.
What I loved about this film were the ladies relying on instinct in a time of need and mahem. Can you picture yourself receiving anonymous texts with weird dialogues and metaphors and a bunch of villains invading your home looking to kill you. What would anyone think of to do in a situation like that.
I'am very proud of Riley for taking a stand against The AKO and convincing Kris not to go to the police. Let's face it there isn't a police officer in the world who would believe their story of a bunch of masked men with bows and arrows coming to kill them. The Hawthorne College security guard didn't even buy that story at first. There best move was to fight this defense on their own. Within all that crossfire they have lost a few good sisters. #riplindsay #ripjessie #ripmarty and #ripnate (Marty's boyfriend) As for that skank, Helena that bitch was never murdered by the AKO. She was a straight up traitor. I was just so happy to see that bitch, Helena to finally get it. The AKO making an example out of her. That was good for her, traitors are like snitches. There both bitches.
I got to give it to the women from Hawthorne College for uniting and taking down the AKO fraternity. The AKO fraternity was more than just taking down. It was burned down, killing the spirit of Calvin Hawthorne.👏👏👏👏👏
Tonight's presentation I'm giving it 05 jabbz for Black Christmas. 👊👊👊👊👊
The movie is directed by Sophia Takal and produced by Jason Blum, Adam Hendricks and Ben Cosgrove. Starring in tonight's presentation, is the cast of Imogen Poots, Lily Donoghue, Aleyse Shannon, Brittany O'Grady, Caleb Eberhardt and Cary Elwes.
Upcoming movies for next year, 2020:
The Turning January 2020
The Invisible Man This February 2020
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