It just doesn’t feel like Christmas without watching at least one holiday movie. But if you’re not really in the Christmas mood and traditional films aren’t your thing, we’ve put together a list of movies that offer a bit of seasonal cheer without all the typical sweetness – perfect for those who can’t stand regular Christmas movies!
Sylvie was the main speaker at the “Future of Fashion” event, and things were going smoothly until the Q&A. That’s when Marcello made a scene, dramatically taking off his sunglasses and turning the focus to himself. Sylvie managed him well, but then Emily unexpectedly started arguing with her ex right there at the event. On top of that, Marcello announced he’d left his family’s business – a strange way to share that news, and it seems like he could really use some PR help. Considering his history and reputation – his mother describes him as reckless and unreliable – it’s hard to believe he’ll succeed with whatever he’s planning.
As a total movie buff, I have to say some films just define the holidays, you know? Like, you can’t really have December without revisiting classics like How the Grinch Stole Christmas, A Christmas Story, The Family Stone, It’s a Wonderful Life, and Home Alone. They’re just so comforting and bring back all these great memories. I mean, we watch them every year, quote lines constantly, and they’re basically on repeat until spring! They’ve truly earned their spot as holiday movie essentials.
Initial reactions to the new “Anaconda” movie are mostly good. MOVIEDEATHBLOWS, posting on X (formerly Twitter), called it “one of the funniest movies” they’ve seen all year. They described the film as a blend of “Be Kind Rewind,” “Strange Wilderness,” and the original “Anaconda,” with a wildly playful energy.
After just three episodes, Spartacus: House of Ashur has successfully refreshed the franchise. The new series is clearly different from the original, but still captures the spirit of the 2010 Spartacus show that fans enjoyed. Episode 4, “Blood and Bone,” really emphasizes this, demonstrating that this version of Ashur is a completely new and even more calculating character than he was before, free from Batiatus’ control.
The film opens with Linda’s daughter describing her mother’s struggles, rather than her own, telling a therapist, “Mommy is… stretchable.” This immediately reveals the emotional strain on Linda, as evidenced by the actress’s worried expression. Linda vehemently denies needing therapy, but her reactions show how quickly she’s falling apart. The movie powerfully depicts the constant, overwhelming stress of single-handedly raising a child with complex medical needs—her husband is mostly absent, appearing only briefly at the end. The question becomes: is Linda truly flexible, or is she stretched so thin that she’s on the verge of breaking? A closer look reveals the subtle signs of her struggle.
The fifth season ended with a hint of where the show might go next: Greece. In the final scene, Emily receives a postcard from Gabriel asking her to join him there. This comes after Gabriel successfully impresses billionaire Thomas Heatherton and secures a better position, which sets the stage for the next chapter of the story.
PlayStation Plus offers over 100 hours of free games, and among them are some truly exceptional titles. These games—from big-name PlayStation classics to smaller indie hits—are widely praised and often represent the best of their genre. If you haven’t played them, you’re in for a treat!
According to What’s on Netflix, Season 2 of The Walking Dead: Dead City will be available on Netflix in the U.S. on December 31, 2025. All eight episodes will be released at the same time, letting fans start the new year with plenty of zombie action and drama between Maggie and Negan – and there’s going to be a lot of it! Plus, Kim Coates, a fantastic actor, will be playing what many consider to be one of the best villains in the entire series.
I used to dislike 3D movies – I think it’s because my eyes aren’t perfectly aligned, which made the images a bit blurry. However, James Cameron’s newest film really impressed me. I probably won’t be rushing out to see every movie in 3D, but this one definitely changed my mind. Here’s why…