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"Red Christmas is one of the most beautifully lit and photographed horror films since Dario Argento's Suspiria" - Film Journal

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Film Journal Review of Red Christmas  "Wallace's performance is genuinely memorable—in a genre where middle-aged women rarely get more than a few minutes' screen time before being summarily dispatched, she not only stays the course but shows why it pays to invest in experience...though it's worth noting that Wallace, the mom in  E.T.  and  Cujo  and one of the film's producers, stepped up and invested herself." "Red Christmas  is one of the most beautifully lit and photographed horror films since Dario Argento's  Suspiria —the stylized pink and blue lighting (nicely justified by the holiday decor) is a dead giveaway to Argento's influence—and it's clear that veteran filmmaker Anderson's stalk-and-slash picture is—pardon the pun—a cut above average." You can read the entire FILM JOURNAL Review HERE! 

RED CHRISTMAS Official Red Band Trailer (2017) Dee Wallace Christmas Hor...

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Craig Anderson & Gerard O'Dwyer (Red Christmas) at Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema

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Director, Craig Anderson and actor, Gerard O'Dwyer at the Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema in New York City this past weekend for the NYC Premiere of Red Christmas staring Dee Wallace.  RED CHRISTMAS - A mother must protect her family on Christmas Day from a demented stranger who is hell-bent on tearing them apart. Craig Anderson, director of Red Christmas , was featured in the New York Times over the weekend in the article titled,  Growing Pains: Horror Directors on Their Creepy Childhood Memories Check out more info about Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema right HERE 

Horror News Confidential Podcast - Guest: Dee Wallace

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Horror News Confidential  Podcast Guest: Dee Wallace (Red Christmas, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, The Frighteners) Dee Wallace joins Michael Joy to discuss her upcoming controversial horror movie, Red Christmas in this 1 hour prime time special brought to by Artsploitation Films & Horrornews.net and broadcasting on the Totally Driven Entertainment Radio Network.   Get Driven! Stay Driven! Red Christmas Merry Christmas To All and To All A Blood Covered Night! ‘Red Christmas’ celebrates the tradition of holiday horror classics like, Gremlins, Christmas Evil, Silent Night Deadly Night, and Black Christmas, with it’s own sense of humor in spite of it’s dramatic theme. Legendary Scream Queen, Dee Wallace (E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, Cujo, The Howling) embraces the role of a tough mother who is trying to hold her crazy family together over the Christmas holiday. In a strange twist of faith, Dee’s past literally comes back to haunt her and possibly kill he...

Artsploitation 101: Dee Wallace talks about Red Christma

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Horror News Confidential Podcast Tuesday, August 8th, 2017 at 9pm EST Welcome to  Horror News Confidential , where we are not only Breaking News but we are also Making News! Broadcasting from beyond inner-sanctum and through the darkness… directly into your skull. If you dare, take this bizarre journey with us down a twisted lost highway as we Re-Discover the Creature Features from your Childhood, and Re-Examine the New Monsters of Today! You are listening to us LIVE on the Totally Driven Entertainment Radio Network in conjunction with Horrornews.net  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/totallydriven/2017/08/09/artsploitation-101-red-christmas-with-dee-wallace Hosted by Michael Joy  Exclusive Interview with The Original Scream Queen, Dee Wallace (E.T. The Extraterrestrial, Cujo, The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling) about upcoming horror movie, Red Christmas. Red Christmas premieres in New York City at  Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema  on August 11th Red C...

Unseen Films Reviews Red Christmas

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Unseen Films provide curtain call preview of Red Christmas before it's premiere at Kew Gardens Festival of Cinema  Unseen Films - "Certain to become a favorite film on anti-abortion rights groups everywhere RED CHRISTMAS  is an uncomfortable mix of horror and comedy. The plot of the film has an anti abortionist blowing up a clinic. In the wreckage he finds a still alive fetus in a bucket and takes it home to raise it. 20 years later the child returns to his family on Christmas day and mayhem results. Uncomfortable in the extreme, partly because of the subject matter and partly because the film is disturbing, this is a little slice of hell. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing." READ ARTICLE AT UNSEEN FILMS