Holidays. Anthology with segments dedicated to a bunch of different holidays throughout the year.
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I agree, thought it was fun.
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Coincidentally I just snatched it up at a used DVD shop last week
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That's the one that I was gonna mention too. I stumbled upon it on TV randomly while wrapping presents one year. Nothing special, but relatively fun.

A Cadaver Christmas
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Rampage isn't exactly horror but it is about the trial of a blood-drinking serial killer who killed a whole family on Christmas.

Thanks for the tip. I love many seventies made-for-tv, especially the thriller/horror films. The writer of the film you mentioned also did the screenwriting for Hitchcock's Psycho.

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The made for television movie Home For The Holidays(1972), which stars Sally Field might be a good candidate. The made television format has some limitations, but the influence on the slasher genre is undeniable. A true proto-slasher. Actually, given its relative obscurity, I wouldn't mind a remake.
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No, I think you're thinking of Island of Blood (1982).
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Ah, okay. I remember that one now.
Our songs will all be silenced, but what of it? Go on singing.
Orson Welles

Yes sir.
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Is Blood Rage about the twin brothers?
Our songs will all be silenced, but what of it? Go on singing.
Orson Welles

Blood Rage takes place on Thanksgiving, although the holiday angle is underplayed. Not a very festive movie, but it kicks lots of ass.
Blood Beat (1983), I believe, takes place on Christmas. It's a bizarre one.
There's also Bloody New Year (1987). Rented this ages ago. Weird British movie. The VHS cover was a combination of cheesy and creepy. There was a really goofy skeleton on the cover with confetti and party banners all over the place.
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Some of these might not be what you want as most horror fans know them.
Christmas Evil
Silent Night Bloody Night
Rare Exports
Sint
Not Christmas but a good movie for the winter would be Ghostkeeper
"No matter where you go, there you are."

I've heard of Santa Conquers The Martians. That movie got universally panned, right?
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heres a couple I like, the second ones not horror but does have a few frightening scenes
Santa Claus (1959)
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)
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