EPISODE · Dec 23, 2025 · 38 MIN
From the Crypt: We’re Dreaming of a Black Christmas & Other Holiday Nightmares
from Horror Nerds Comedy Podcast · host Horror Nerds Productions
Send us Fan MailForget Jigsaw. The original mastermind of torture was Kevin McAllister.Snow, lights, and a little blood on the tinsel... we’re closing out the year the only way we know how: holiday horror.In this From the Crypt episode and our final release of 2025, the Horror Nerds crack open a festive, feral conversation about Christmas horror movies across the full spectrum: from slashers and cult classics to “wait… that’s actually terrifying” comfort watches. We kick things off with the legacy of Silent Night, Deadly Night and why it mattered: 80s moral panic, protests, ratings-era chaos, and the moment Christmas officially stopped being “off limits” for horror.From there, it’s pure Horror Nerds energy. We talk about why horror fans are secretly the kindest people alive, why conventions feel like home, and what it means to be weird together during the holidays. Then we swap picks and hot takes, including Home Alone as booby-trap terror, It’s a Wonderful Life as existential horror (Jimmy Stewart’s haunted stare counts), and the gloriously campy chaos of Jack Frost.We also champion modern favorites like Better Watch Out, debate holiday horror rankings (yes, The Nightmare Before Christmas comes up), and make room for classics and deep cuts like Gremlins, Rare Exports, and more. And because restraint is not our strong suit, we pitch the holiday horror movies we need to exist: Leprechaun at the North Pole, Ash as Santa, animated chaos, and a much bigger wish list for Hanukkah horror.If this episode made you laugh, wince, or add a few titles to your watchlist, subscribe, share with your favorite horror nerd, and leave a review so more holiday misfits can find us.🎄🩸 Question for you: What’s the most slept-on holiday horror movie — the one you swear deserves more love?Hosted by Samantha Hale and Bonnie Marie WilliamsFeaturing Co-Host Anthony LandryBased on Horror Nerd Comedy created by Samantha HaleMarketing by Joe WhiteEditor: Sarah MannersPost-Production: Sarah Manners and Bonnie Marie WilliamsCreative Producer: Adam MolloyProducers: Samantha Haleand Joe WhiteExecutive Producer: Bonnie Marie WilliamsHorror Nerds Podcast music by Karl Casey @ White Bat AudioCommercial VO by Bonnie Marie WilliamsMusic by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio Ever feel like your podcast workflow’s straight out of a horror movie? Plug-ins breaking, logins multiplying, hidden fees creeping up behind you? Time to scream — for joy — because Beamly has arrived. Build your site, host your podcast, add memberships, courses, and digital products — all in one place. No hidden monsters. No jump-scare fees. Just 0% platform costs and pure creative freedom. Bring your podcast back to life at Beamly.com — if you dare. The Magic Oil Box, LLC Small-batch, cruelty-free scents inspired by horror and pop culture, and handcrafted with love and magic by a proudly LGBTQ+ and Latino-owned business. Horror Nerds listeners can take 15% off with code SLAYNERDS15, thanks to our sponsor who keeps us slayin’.Affiliates:Take 10% off Shaped Ice Molds, featuring the most iconic slashers in cinema, with code HorrorNerdsPodcast10The Horror Nerds Comedy Podcast uses Riverside.fm to record our podcast and share to social media.
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Send us Fan Mail Forget Jigsaw. The original mastermind of torture was Kevin McAllister. Snow, lights, and a little blood on the tinsel... we’re closing out the year the only way we know how: holiday horror. In this From the Crypt episode and our final release of 2025, the Horror Nerds crack open a festive, feral conversation about Christmas horror movies across the full spectrum: from slashers and cult classics to “wait… that’s actually terrifying” comfort watches. We kick things off with th...
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