Despite the gatherings, dinners and celebrations, Christmas is not for everyone. At least that’s what science and the many films that have devoted time and interest in recent years to the phenomenon of those who directly hate the holidays clearly show. Whether it’s stress caused by everything associated with the celebration – dinners, gifts and meetings – or memories of the past. The truth is that there are a significant number of people for whom every tradition means discomfort and even melancholy.
This particular state of mind is also part of pop culture. Especially Christmas movies. In addition to the classics, there is a collection of films dedicated to Christmas malaise. From characters who hate dating, to those who contemplate being single, to those who even attach philosophical meaning to holiday reluctance. A collection of plays about disappointment in the December holidays. It is extensive and becomes more and more interesting as time goes on.
To prove it, we recommend 7 perfect movies for those who hate Christmas, and where to watch them. From slasher for fans of the goriest horror genre, the plot delves into a dinner where everything that can go wrong is done. This is a choice for those who They want to explore a type of feeling that is more common than one might think.
Silent Night, Deadly Night (Filmin)
This classic ’80s horror film is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their Christmas fury. Billy Chapman (Robert Brian Wilson) is a traumatized man trying to lead a normal life after leaving the orphanage where he grew up. But step by step The terrible experiences that marked his childhood will drive him mad.
This is when he is forced to wear a Santa Claus costume and his worst memories turn him into an unstoppable killer. Crazy, over-the-top and even hilarious, this film by Charles E. Cellier Jr. sums up the obsession with Christmas advertising and takes it into the realm of horror. This is with some of the craziest scenes of the genre slasher that they are remembered.
Eyes Wide Shut (Netflix)
Stanley Kubrick’s latest film is a story of desire, perversion, fear and grief. And all this in a sophisticated New York setting in the midst of Christmas. Bill (Tom Cruise) is a doctor who suspects that his wife Alice (Nicole Kidman) He is unfaithful to him.
But what begins as a family crisis ends in a fabulous and depraved experience that will change his life forever. The director captures the vibrancy of one of the world’s largest cities and transforms it into a confusing and ominous setting. Of course, with snow and pine trees.
Brazil (Disney+)
Do you hate consumerism, crowded stores and the inevitable Christmas advertising? Depicting a twisted, decadent world on the brink of environmental disaster, this dystopian novel is for you. Terry Gilliam reflects on the evils of capitalism through the employee Hopeless, played by Jonathan Pryce.
He will have to deal with his worldview and Christmas depression while trying to maintain his sanity for Christmas. Uncomfortable, with a very strange aesthetic and a depressing scenario. This is the perfect film if you want to delve into the darkest corners of the era.
Relief! It’s Christmas (Movistar+)
Family gatherings, meetings and dinners are usually the most unpleasant moments of the most beloved dates of the year. But nothing like a Griswold family reunion. in this wacky Christmas classic that will make you laugh out loud. It ranges from a Christmas garland contest to a disgusting bull ball eating contest.
Clark (Chevy Chase) and Ellen (Beverly D’Angelo) try to spend a quiet vacation at their grandparents’ family home. But everything will turn into chaos when Eddie (Randy Quaid) arrives. With physical humor and sharp humorous jokes, This is the choice you need to forget all your Christmas worries.
Jungle 2: Red Alert (Disney+)
Yeah Die Hard This is an undisputed Christmas classic, its sequel could be considered the same thing, but for those who hate this date. This time the story is written by the hand of Renny Harlin and talks about John McClane (Bruce Willis). at the height of the terrorist attack, naturally, in the middle of the specified date.
More ambitious and implausible than the original film, the plot involves many meaningless decisions to demonstrate John’s heroism. This includes defeating terrorists with a pen and stopping a plane mid-flight. And this is in the middle of snow and sub-zero temperatures. And of course, without stopping to complain about Christmas, crowds and general celebration. Ideal for grumpy people.
Last Night (Filmin)
This Christmas celebration doesn’t just bring together a group of friends to reminisce about the experience and raise a glass in celebration. Also, as a parting note: this is the eve of a total cataclysm that will devastate the country.on human life and will mark the end of time.
But in this Camille Griffin film, there’s time for one last meal and even some family discussion. And all this time, a deadly gas is about to kill every inhabitant of the Earth. Combining dark humor and drama, this film is the most suitable choice for those who want to reflect on dating. from a cynical point of view.
Family Gem (Disney+)
And end with a bang with a nightmarish family reunion that embraces all the clichés of an awkward Christmas. About a sullen matriarch (Diane Keaton), quarrels, fights, bad times, gossip. even a dinner that ends in an awkward misunderstanding.
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