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Silent Night, Deadly Night

Silent Night, Deadly Night

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Oct 3, 2026

Chris GasperHOST
60:22
Yeah.
Frank PeliconeHOST
60:22
So last night I watched the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake from-
Chris GasperHOST
60:27
Oh, yeah
Frank PeliconeHOST
60:27
... 2024 maybe or something.
Brett ArnoldHOST
28:31
So I was really excited for this, hoping that it would be like a, wow, yeah, what a hot streak.
Brett ArnoldHOST
28:35
But instead it's two movies in a row that I didn't really like because he also did Silent Night, Deadly Night, the remake.
Brett ArnoldHOST
28:39
But I did like his...
Brett ArnoldHOST
28:41
He directed the Jason Universe short film, which is a cider ad for Angry Orchard.
MeganHOST
33:13
...
MeganHOST
33:13
in a row with Wrong Turn and then with Silent Night, Deadly Night, so I'm very curious to know-
ArthurHOST
33:17
I know.
ArthurHOST
33:18
That's very exciting
Movie GuruHOST
15:25
Guess what, folks? It was announced after my show last week that after years being trapped in the deadliest of all Hollywood traps, development hell, Saw's Jigsaw has finally found a way out, meaning Saw 11 is officially happening and it has a director.
Movie GuruHOST
15:43
Mike P. Nelson, who last directed the Silent Night Deadly Night remake, will direct it.
Movie GuruHOST
15:49
It's been three years since the last Saw film opened, and this film has had quite a rocky road since then.
Movie GuruHOST
15:55
It was first meant for September 24th, 2024, but then bumped all the way to September 2025.
CaseyPANELIST
78:35
I'm excited for that one.
EricHOST
78:36
He also did the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake, and what was the other remake he did?
RachelHOST
78:40
Oh, my gosh.
RachelHOST
78:42
Now, you've asked me a question, so now I've blanked.
RachelHOST
78:44
He did some VHS.
RachelHOST
78:45
He did Silent Night, Deadly Night.
RachelHOST
78:47
Oh, uh, he did...
RachelHOST
78:49
Nope, I'm blanking.
Cody LeachHOST
15:22
And I know he's familiar with my channel.
Cody LeachHOST
15:23
I was a big fan of his Wrong Turn movie as well as Silent Night, Deadly Night.
Cody LeachHOST
15:27
So I think he was just aware of my channel for a while.
Cody LeachHOST
15:31
But I went to go.
Tom LorenzoGUEST
11:31
He did the reboot of Wrong Turn, which actually really rocked.
Tom LorenzoGUEST
11:35
And he did the reboot of Silent Night, Deadly Night, which was really fun.
Tom LorenzoGUEST
11:38
And he has this...
Tom LorenzoGUEST
11:39
In the three things I'd seen before, it seems like he has this way about... sort of shift-zigging when you think he's going to zag, having this ability to sort of keep you on your toes without necessarily having it be like a twist, just sort of playing with your preconceived notions of what the movie is going to be and having characters act in ways that sort of surprise you in the way that they don't necessarily act like movie characters.
Sean ParkerHOST
10:05
Mm-hmm
Steve GoldbergHOST
10:05
... who did Silent Night, Deadly Night and Wrong Turn.
Sean ParkerHOST
10:09
Yes.
Steve GoldbergHOST
10:10
He, it has recently been announced that after Blumhouse and Atomic Monster recently acquiring the rights to the Saw franchise, and now obviously James Wan being a part of that, that James Wan and Leigh Whannell are going to lead the, the future of the franchise, and that Mike P. Nelson, the director of Beware Boyuna and the other films that I mentioned, is going to be directing the upcoming Saw installment.
Steve GoldbergHOST
10:41
Mike, we can talk about Bore- Beware Boyuna, I was gonna bring it up, uh, when we talk about Rex at the end.
Sean ParkerHOST
10:46
So was I.
Steve GoldbergHOST
10:46
But, um, obviously a, you know, he has kinda taken steps in his, his filmmaking from, from Wrong Turn to Silent Night, Deadly Night to then Beware Boyuna, which is, is a fun one.
Steve GoldbergHOST
10:58
Uh, and now will be taking over this franchise.
Serena WhitneyHOST
68:51
I forget her name, but she's from Scarborough and she was in all the Fear Street movies.
Serena WhitneyHOST
68:57
It's directed by the same director who did, I think, the Silent Night, Deadly Night remake recently.
Serena WhitneyHOST
69:03
That wasn't too bad.
Serena WhitneyHOST
69:04
Yeah.
NickHOST
47:34
Saw is coming back to theaters yet again.
NickHOST
47:38
And the next movie has found a director, Mike P. Nelson, who did Wrong Turn, Reboot, Silent Night, Deadly Night, will be directing the next Saw film, written by Gregory Weidman and Jeff Talk, produced by James Wan, Jason Bloom, and Lee Winnell.
NickHOST
47:58
So that's crazy that this franchise is still going.
NickHOST
48:05
Jigsaw's back, I guess.

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