Holidays

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Holidays

2016

1h 44m

Horror

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Nine filmmakers present horror stories that revolve around Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Christmas and New Year's Eve.

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Candice Frederick

Reel Talk Online

03/21/2017

D+

If you don't connect the stories in a smart way (say, having the same actors play different roles in each story, or tying each narrative together with a single theme) or provide a great 10-15 minute story, what's the point?

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Perri Nemiroff

Collider

04/28/2016

B

Every single segment in Holidays is of a certain quality and every single one holds your attention. Some are just more refined and impactful than others.

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Christian Holub

Entertainment Weekly

04/22/2016

B

Some of the films are haunting, some of them more macabre, but all of them play with holiday symbolism in way that will make viewers rethink a lot of their favorite celebrations.

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Jason Adams

The Film Experience

07/06/2021

A mixed bag - some treats, some tricks, a couple of candied apples with razor wire wrapped around them, a detached finger or ten

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Norman Gidney

Film Threat

02/24/2020

7

An A-typical approach to the well-tred anthology genre by playing against traditions and assumptions.

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Joey Keogh

Wicked Horror

10/03/2019

6/10

Holidays is a fun, funny and frequently scary little addition that more than justifies its existence.

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Craig W

@CJWolfe27 3d

Pretty good anthology movie here, goes by fast it was entertaining

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Darren D

@DarrenJD Dec 22

Horror anthologies can be a rocky viewing to get through & with "Holidays", I'd have cared more if the segments were more focused on the holiday & traditions they were based on & not treated the events as background noise. Segments felt like YouTube short films that don't try to set up the story as they would rather speed to the spooky endings. A fun start with 'Valentine's Day' & 'Mother's Day' is decent & 'Father's Day' is a standout with strong atmosphere, yet neither had anything in common with their traditions. As for the rest of the segments, they're neither here nor there.

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BigD J

@Jerminator Dec 8

Interesting film with some bold moves, I’ll give it that. Not a huge fan of horror or really anything making a mockery of others’ beliefs. A Jesus Easter Bunny demon takes balls of brass. Entertaining, enough.

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Ian H

@Howellsey 12/20/2024

A bit of a mixed bag with some decent stuff in there!

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Michael C

09/01/2024

Great horror films must watch for every horror fan!!!!

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Chris S

08/18/2024

snake with a pompadour, Iconic, unique, Danny Zuko, The resemblence was uncanny. 10/10 best must see film. Did I mention about the snake with the pompodour? Better writing than Quentin Tarantino scripts. Again, 10/10, stunning.

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Synopsis

Nine filmmakers present horror stories that revolve around Valentine's Day, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Christmas and New Year's Eve.

Director: Dennis Widmyer, Kevin Kolsch, Gary Shore, Nicholas McCarthy, Sarah Adina Smith, Anthony Scott Burns, Kevin Smith, Scott Stewart, Adam Egypt Mortimer
Screenwriter: Dennis Widmyer, Kevin Kolsch, Gary Shore, Nicholas McCarthy, Sarah Adina Smith, Anthony Scott Burns, Kevin Smith, Scott Stewart
Distributor: Vertical Entertainment
Production Co: ArtCastle, Destroy All Entertainment
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 22, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Nov 18, 2016
Runtime: 1h 44m

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