Capitalism – Father Son Holy Gore

Father Gore’s List of Upsetting Christmas Movies

Need your fill of holiday horrors? Father Gore has you covered! Rejoice!

An out of work actor gets the gig of a lifetime, only along with money it brings a horrific crisis of identity.

Eddie Brock and his new pal Venom aren't just a Marvel duo, they represent a lot of our (post)modern-day fears.

Harp arrives in Scotland, where he must prove himself to find help in his war against Benton.

Grace is a hostage to Benton, and Harp's revenge gets stronger, threatening to consume him and anybody near.

CAM tells the story of a woman divided against other women, divided against herself.

Jeff gets good and bad news about Vivian

Although it's too similar to the first movie and not as different as the third, CHILD'S PLAY 2 has its genuine slasher moments.

Jeff tries to hold in his rage, while his father's pushing him out of his own show, and his son's still smoking weed.

George P. Cosmatos uses OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN to explore the effects of a capitalist rat race on the individual and their family

Jill finds out a secret Jeff's been hiding from her. Deirdre has to come to terms with her husband's secret life.

SLICE is nothing special, though it's full of commentary about modern social divisions, urban renewal, and racists.