![Black Christmas [Blu-ray]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51pPDkCDumL._SL75_.jpg) | Black Christmas [Blu-ray]
Buy new: $10.49 / Used from: $14.87 Bob Clark's OTHER Christmas movie was one of the first holiday slasher films. Something's threatening the Christmas cheer for Olivia Hussey, Margot Kidder, and friends, and it's definitely NOT a Red Ryder BB gun!
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 | Black Christmas (Unrated Widescreen Edition)
Buy new: $5.99 / Used from: $0.74 Glen Morgan's 2006 remake of Bob Clark's OTHER Christmas classic. Not as good as the original, but still kinda creepy.
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 | Tales From the Crypt / Vault of Horror (Double Feature)
Buy new: $14.49 / Used from: $5.24 The British anthology horror film TALES FROM THE CRYPT (1972), based on stories from the popular 1950s EC Comics series, features a segment in which an escapee from the mental hospital dresses up as Santa and terrorizes a young woman (Joan Collins, later of TV's DYNASTY) who has just murdered her husband. Happy horror-days!
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 | Santa's Slay
Buy new: $11.99 / Used from: $4.50 Unlike other Yuletide horror flicks, the murderer in this film isn't some refugee from the nuthouse dressed in Santa garb. No, this time the killing Kris Kringle is actually ol' St. Nick himself! And part of the fun is discovering why the now not-so-jolly Santa is decking the halls with bowels and folly and spreading tons o' holiday fear!
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 | Christmas Evil
Buy new: $19.99 / Used from: $15.51 Originally titled YOU BETTER WATCH OUT (and a.k.a. TERROR IN TOYLAND), 1980's CHRISTMAS EVIL marks one of the first attempts to hitch onto the holiday-horror gravy train initiated by John Carpenter's better-known HALLOWEEN (1978). It's most notable for being one of the first of the HALLOWEEN rip-offs to feature a Killer Kris Kringle.
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 | Silent Night, Deadly Night
Buy used from: $28.99 The highlight of this gruesome holiday thriller is a scene in which sexy scream queen Linnea Quigley becomes a reindeer shish kebab!
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 | Jack Frost
Buy used from: $20.97 Not the most cerebral horror film ever made, but lots of amusing Monty Python-esque puns and jokes are the highlight of this twisted take on Frosty the Snowman. Also notable for an early screen appearance by the gorgeous Shannon Elizabeth (of 2001's THIR13EN GHOSTS). Not to be confused with the Michael Keaton family vehicle of the same name.
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