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Film Reviews: Everett: The Spirit of Christmas (2005) - By Brian Morton
Posted on Wednesday, June 01, 2005 @ 00:00:00 Mountain Daylight Time by Duane



In the history of horror movies, there's one type of movie that seems to stand the test of time. That's the holiday inspired horror movie. Every holiday from Valentine's Day up to and including Friday The 13th have been made into a horror all their own. But there's one holiday that seems to inspire horror movie makers almost as much as Halloween, and that's Christmas.

Why is Christmas a target for horror movie makers? Well, it's probably all that peace and joy and loving your neighbor crap, it's enough to make anyone want to take a shot at their fellow man. And so it seems to be with Everrett: The Spirit Of Christmas. This is the story of an unwanted toy (did someone see that Rudolph The Red Nosed Reighdeer special while having a couple of drinks?) who will kill anyone who doesn't have the Christmas spirit.

It starts when Everrett's thrown away by a neighbor and a little girl finds him. While he's in the garbage Everrett has made friends with other unwanted toys who also want revenge on everyone who doesn't have the holiday spirit. In the mayhem, they kill a burglar, a vandal, the weird neighbor lady and another drunk neighbor who talks to his own hand! To say this movie is weird is understating it a bit.

Everrett is a little too long, even at it's 45 minute length and it seems a little padded at times, the shots of the Christmas decorating at the beginning of the film are a little too long and almost seem like home movies gone horribly wrong. Overall, this movie has potential, the idea of Christmas toys killing people isn't a bad one, but this movie could've used a slightly bigger budget, which isn't the fault of the film-makers! And if you're like me and hearing those damned Christmas carols over and over have you wanting to chew your fingernails off at the knuckle, then Everett will make you homicidal!

If you're looking for a holiday movie to make you cringe, Everrett might be for you, and you might cringe for more than one reason! For more information or to buy and experience Everrett: The Spirit Of Christmas for yourself, check out http://www.everettmovie.com.




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