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Christmas Movie Poll (Patreon)

Published:
2023-12-12 22:43:50
Imported:
2026-06

Poll

Christmas Movie Poll

  • Ernest Saves Christmas (1988) 68
  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) 288
  • The Ref (1994) 124
  • Miracle on 24th Street (1994) 94
  • Edward Scissorhands (1990) 343
  • Prancer (1989) 31
  • Christmas Carol (1999) 44
  • 2023-12-12
  • —2023-12-15
  • 992 votes
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Content

Here is a more modern Christmas movie poll! This seems like such a random list haha I'm looking forward to see how this goes! 

Update incoming!

Comments

Andrew Ramos

Bad Santa is suspiciously missing...

djKENTO

KISS KISS BANG BANG! I literally haven’t watched other reactors versions because I’m hoping you do it. The movie that got RDJ Iron Man. Val Kilmer’s funniest performance. It’s so good.

China Andronicus

KKBB is my second favorite unconventional Christmas movie, after the Lion In Winter, and one of my favorite RDJ films!

Skippy

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang!

Lamar Smith

Dearest Cassie, I’m SO dumb. I just ordered some merch for McK for Xmas and I put the wrong address on it. I sent them the proper address. Could I impose on you to ask your shipping department about it? I’m SO sorry

Steve Colletti

I love KISS KISS BANG BANG but am hard-pressed to call it a Christmas film - though it does take place then.

Michael Enos

Even if it doesn't win the poll... I recommend circling back to Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. I think you will dig it.

Luke Godfrey

I really hope Miracle on 34th Street wins, even if Cassie has seen it before. One of my favourite Christmas movies. Watch it on Christmas Day every year without fail.

Jacob M

If Kiss Kiss Bang Bang doesn’t win this I’m flipping over a desk

Katie Jackson

Miracle On 34th Street is such a feel good Christmas movie! I absolutely love that one

Karen Campos

The Ref never wins, underappreciated

Zane From Canada

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and a Merry F****ing Christmas to us all! 😄

ROBERT CLARK

I think that's a typing error there Cassie. (Miracle on 24th Street)

Greg S.

Go Go Edward!

Big Mark

Prancer is a great family Christmas movie. When our girls were young we watched it every year.

Eric J Watkins

OMG, Christmas or no Christmas, you HAVE to watch Edward Scissorhands! :)

Joe Monroe

Edward Scissorhands all day every day. Watch it with Carly.

Sam Ciraulo

Got to go with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang :)

Yaisu

As soon as I saw Edward Scissorhands, I knew it was going to be in first. I don't get the love for this movie.

David Patterson

I would like to see someone react to 'One Magic Christmas' (1985) with Mary Steenburgen (BTTFIII; Parenthood) and Harry Dean Stanton (Alien; Christine). It's one my favorites and so underrated.

Ian from wine country

I absolutely love KKBB, had my favorite film adapted from literature podcast react to it recently. But The Ref is my yearly tradition.

Stranger2Reality

I'm sad The Holdovers didn't make this list. It's only on Video on Demand right now, so maybe that's incompatible with how Cassie watches her movies though. But I suspect it's going to get some awards buzz this year and seems destined to be a Christmas classic.

Doc Larry

A Christmas Carol 1999 is keeping up with your Star Trek . Ebeneezer Scrooge is portrayed by Sir Patrick Stewart the famous captain Picard Star Trek, The Next Generation A very good adaptation

Jason Dolan

I feel like we have to make her watch EDWARD SCISSORHANDS just to KNOW if she can like Tim Burton lol

Jaime Hernandez

I can’t believe The Ref is one here!!! It’s my favorite Christmas movie. Such a hidden gem. 🎄

Walter

guys, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is the best movie on this list by far. Edward Scissorhands?! That is...disheartening.

Cliff Endicott
>>124386894

Miracle on 24th St., where the parade is in the Flatiron District instead of by Macy's....

thansen

I guess The Ref. Only one I haven't seen and many people like it. The others not so much.

Johnny

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is such a great movie - hope it wins!

Nick Ireland

Edward Scissorhands! Tim Burton's best movie, closely followed by Batman Returns, which is also a fun Christmas watch.

Sam White

"The Christmas Chronicles", starring Kurt Russell as Santa, is a FUN modern-day Christmas Movie! My favorite is still 1983's "A Christmas Story"!

Johnny
>>124387184

Yeah I don't understand why anyone would pick that over Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Mike H
>>124386879

Seeing how far behind it is, I had to throw in with the KKBB crowd. No one should have to sit through ES.

Mike LL

I would rather an actual Christmas movie be watched, but realise it is foolish to argue with popular opinion.

_tragicmike

EDWARD SCISSORHANDS is my favorite movie. KISS KISS BANG BANG would be my second choice.

brooke atkins

Cassie watched beetlejuice which is Tim Burton and she didn’t like it at all. I have a feeling she’s not going to get or understand Edward scissorhands. It’s such a bizarre weird movie. I don’t care for it myself. Even Winona and the great Diane weist couldn’t get me to like that movie. It’s just to far out there for me. But good luck Cassie. This should be an interesting watch for everyone lol 🤦‍♀️

Sean

I’ve not seem any of these films, but apparently Kiss Kiss is supposed to be outstanding.

shaneth138

A modern Christmas movie poll but not one movie newer than 2005? Lol okay.

Godzilla Jones

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is great but Edward Scissorhands is Edward Freaking Scissorhands

Don

I HATE proper traditional Christmas movies. HATE them. As we’ve already had the best two in Die Hard and Lethal Weapon I have to go for kiss kiss bang bang. The movie that saved RDJ’s career.

david smith

only 10 % for miracle on 34th street i despair for this community

Terry Yelmene

How can a Christmas Movie Poll possibly have 'Miracle on 34th Street' coming last... behind movies that aren't even Christmas movies? I mean... the single greatest film ever made about believing in the magic of Christmas... really folks... Magic of Christmas - Cassie? Don't you want that!!!

david smith
>>124388947

i know right, i wonder wether that hurt this movies chances. i think cassie and carly would have both adore it too

Choof

I just don't think that Tim Burtons style clicks with Cassie based on Beetlejuice and Batman 89. Obviously I could be wrong and maybe she'll enjoy Edward Scissorhands but I went with kiss kiss bang bang

Nicole

Saw Prancer in theaters I know it won’t win but I am going to rewatch this year

Ike

“The Ref” is a must watch for Christmas. If not this Christmas, then save it on the poll for next year. I sent this movie to my church-going, No-Profanity-Please-Parents one holiday, and strangely it’s one of their favorites also. “The Ref” stars comedian Denis Leary, Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis.

Bill W
>>124386754

Agree. It's not a Christmas movie, but it's the best movie on the list.

Just Plain Bob
>>124387184

Agree 100%. Saw Edward Scissorhands when it first came out. I thought it was ok but highly overrated and nothing has happened to change my mind. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is much better.

Grinznmore

It Happened on Fifth Avenue (1947).

Caomhan84

Here we go again with strange Patreon community choices. Edward Scissorhands? Really? Sigh.... it's a Christmas poll. Ah well.

Bill W
>>124387184

Johnny - a lot of people have not seen Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Timothy Silva

I don't understand why more people don't want miracle on 34th st?

Shawn Kildal

I guess if The Reverant could be considered an animal movie here, than why not also KKBB as a Christmas movie. These polls sometimes...

Jerrod Acree

Ok Gen Xers! How do you not pick The Ref?! Seriously?! 😂

Juan Duchene

The Ref is the prefect modernish Christmas movie. I will die on that hill.

Erik Daniel

Oh wow that was surprising. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is one of my favorites but I had to vote for the Miracle on 34th Street remake. It is a wonderful.

Terry Yelmene
>>124388879

I understand and appreciate your 'valid' position on this matter. You are NOT an Xmas films person. I get it. I feel EXACTLY THE SAME about our annual month-long horrorfest in Oct. BUT you know what I DON'T DO... I don't assert myself by voting for a romantic comedy 13 days before Halloween! Be good. Be gracious. Do yourself a FAVOR and give everyone else the gift of withdrawing your vote for your preferred, but inappropriate movie now, and suggest it for another poll, at a better time. Thank you.

Bill W
>>124389351

If it was the original I'd agree with you, but I didn't care for the remake. As far as the non-Christmas movies being on the poll- the squeaky wheel gets the grease. Those are from the people who are most vocal about what they want.

Maxoutkast

Edward ✂️ 🙌! The Ref is a close second. Very underrated and hilarious.

Allen W. McDonnell

Had to vote for the 1999 Christmas Carol, personally of all the versions of the classic this is my very favorite, I even bought it on Amazon Prime so I can make sure and watch it every year. My second choice would be The Ref which my brother Mike gave me for a gift back when it was new, a very funny Christmas story in its own right!

Luke Godfrey

I honestly cannot believe Miracle on 34th Street isn’t winning by a landslide. It’s like the people in this community don’t know Cassie at all. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Kuskesh Haramzadeh

Edward Scissorhands is an iconic cult classic. It's an absolute must-see. The whole movie is meme-worthy to say the least. Honestly, I feel like you're going to have to watch every Tim Burton movie because of their historical value.

Brian Lowery

As much as I LOVE Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, The Ref is a woefully under-appreciated film and probably Denis Leary’s best work.

Ronny Boss

I say Ernest saves Christmas and Ernest Scared Stupid for Halloween next year

Mark Vaderr
>>124388360

I get the impression that Cassie has seen a number of Modern Day Christmas movies from 2005 and beyond. Which is why this poll wasn't easy to put together.

Mark Vaderr
>>124389404

It's a different movie. Not as in your face as Beetlejuice, and not as comic book/gothic like as Batman. It has a fairy tale feel to it. Cassie just might enjoy it.

Mark Vaderr

Very diverse poll, Cassie. Love it!

Clay F

I voted Edward Scissorhands (1990), which I believe is a Christmas movie and have watched several times. Paraphrasing of what I read online: The latter portion of the film centers around the Christmas season. A festive time in the neighborhood, with lights strung up and decorated trees throughout, and Edward sculpting. Also, a narrative between grandmother and grandchild with a Christmas notion. The film would be different if the setting were not Christmas time. The movie captures the magical feeling of the season while conveying classic Christmas themes. A good movie to have as a recurring watch every December. The movie indicates that even in the season of goodwill, we can forget to treat others, especially those less fortunate, with grace, understanding, and love. For many, Christmas can be one of the most difficult times of the year, and joyful movies don’t always represent everyone, especially those who may be struggling around the holidays. In Edward Scissorhands, we receive an important message of accepting people’s differences and celebrating our dysfunction even when surrounded by Christmas cheer. Through the moving story, brilliant score, and staggering visuals only Tim Burton could devise, Edward Scissorhands serves as a beacon of light to the outcasts around the holidays.

Mark Schamber

You should remove the ability for people to change their vote after seeing the results. I have a feeling many are getting changed due to perceived 'peer pressure' or a desire for 'mass acceptance' which skews the results.

Robert Jewell

I guess no one has suggested the wonderful Christmas film REMEMBER THE NIGHT (1940) but it should be on anyone's seasonal movie list. I voted for EDWARD SCISSORHANDS because my girlfriend at the time had a small role in it and I drove her to and from set, she didn't have a driver's license yet,, not to mention it's an absolutely wonderful film.

JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS

Trivia Fact on Edward Scissorhands: It features The Breakfast Club (1985) actor Anthony Michael Hall as Winona Ryder's unpleasant boyfriend in Edward Scissorhands (1990)

ROBERT CLARK

I voted for Ernest Saves Christmas as I believe it's not a very well known film. I'll be very surprised if it wins. I believe Edward Scissorhands will get the top spot.

Matt Rose

oh hell yes, KKBB making a good showing!

justin swan

I feel like the two highest voted aren't really Christmas movies ... The Ref, is a diamond in the rough though lol ... how did you come upon this suggestion lol ... I vote The Ref, just beacause :)

zynjams

8 bit christmas is the best newer christmas movie

Franklin Silberzahn

I voted for Prancer, since it is a feel-good movie that doesn't get much notice.

Bill W
>>124389978

Because it's the remake.... but this community seems to have gotten heavy with people who don't like actual Christmas movies. They like regular movies that are just randomly set at Christmas time.

Craig Russell

A modern movie poll where the newest is 18 years old???

Richard Maurer

Voted Edward Scissorhands because it's the best movie on the poll that I've actually seen.

Larry Darrell

There is another Christmas Adjacent film missing from this poll, that would’ve gotten my vote over the other two… The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996). Hopefully next time. For now, I’m just hanging out with my old pal Vern, since it looks like Ernest won’t be coming over this Christmas. (I’ve never seen him so deliriously cheerful before.) Also for future Christmases, there is a Christmas Heist film starring Nicolas Cage… Trapped in Paradise (1994). And another… If Cassie ever gets around to watching the Look Who’s Talking films, starring John Travolta and Kirstie Alley and the comedic voice work of Bruce Willis, the Third film in the Trilogy, Look Who’s Talking Now (1993), is actually a pretty good Christmas Film, featuring the voices of Danny Devito and Diane Keaton as the dogs.

mikethemotormouth

Until Edward Scissorhands needs help to stay in 1st, my vote goes to Ernest

mikethemotormouth
>>124390751

How much longer do I have to wait for Mars Attacks!(1996)? Or Batman Returns(1992)? Or Big Fish(2003)?

Craig Russell
>>124394278

The Christmas Chronicles 1 & 2, North pole 1 & 2, Noelle, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, The Santa Clauses season 1 & 2, Office Christmas Party, dolly partons christmas of many colors circle of love, and just this year, The Genie, Candy Cane Lane and The Naughty Nine, which are all streaming.

Walter
>>124386784

the remake - cool. I've always been partial to the original. It's a great story regardless

Richard Maurer
>>124394278

Can't comment on them since I've seen none of them, but the only one I've heard of is the new version of the Nutcracker. Are any of them actually popular enough to win a poll?

Luke Godfrey
>>124386784

I was born in 84 so for me the remake is and will always be the best version. It’s the one I grew up watching.

David Conroy

The original Miracle on 34th Street was brilliant, but skip the remakes.

Dan M

Edward Scissorhands…one of Tim Burton’s best movies. Dianne Weist, like in many other movies Cassie has reacted to, is great as Winona Ryder’s mom. I think Cassie said in one of her reactions…she’s the mom in everything! Lol

Rod Reavern

I voted Edward Scissorhands, but I recommend A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas. Since Cassie and Carly both enjoyed Die Hard, they probably would enjoy Violent Night. If you're interested in more traditional family Christmas options, watch the Peanuts Christmas specials: A Charlie Brown Christmas, It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown's Christmas Tales, and I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown. The 4 of them together would equate to a 2 hour movie.

Rosanne Stewart

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is SO good. Smart and original and hilarious.

David Thibodeau

I love The Ref. It won't win but I think it's pretty underrated.

ExploreWinnipeg

Cassie should watch all the Ernest movies 🤣

Kelvin Cruz (@KILLVINKRUEGER)
>>124389978

Giving Cassie's upbringing and exposure to certain films, Edward Scissor hands will be much more entertaining Reaction vudeo to us "weirdos." These films make Christmas feel like home for us. Sending Christmas hugs either way man! Merry Christmas/ Happy Holidays!

David Freese
>>124390751

I’m hoping for Mars Attacks one day but Batman Returns might be awhile since she tea didn’t like Batman 89

David Freese

To all those perplexed by not having Miracle on 34 th street picked she does have the original reacted to from last year. It’s the better version anyway

David Freese
>>124389351

She watched the original last year. I think that’s part of the reason it’s not doing well

Robin T

The Ref isn't going to win but I really hope you get around to it someday. Brilliantly written movie, both the comedy and characterizations are razor sharp. A holiday staple in our house. (And it's inarguably a Christmas movie... unlike SOME titles on this list..)

Stick Figure Studios

I like a lot of these movies (yes, even ERNEST SAVES CHRISTMAS)., but I'm voting for EDWARD SCISSORHANDS. One of Tim Burton's best. P.S. While the original MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET is the better movie, the remake ain't bad avd actually has my personal favorite cinematic Santa Claus in Richard Attenborough.

sarCC
>>124386754

It's a LA xmas movie. It even starts with RDJ trying to get a xmas gift, so if Jingle All The Way is a xmas movie, it is, too. On a more serious note, like classic xmas movies like It's A Wonderful Life, it's about characters who have lost their way, unsure of their worth during the xmas season and their ultimate realization of their own self-worth and their effect on those they care about.

sarCC

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is without a doubt one of the best written films this century. A holiday whodunit with career-best performances from everyone in it. Even if it isn't watched this season, it should be watched whenever possible.

Robin T
>>124386754

I try to keep a broad definition. Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Edward Scissorhands and Gremlins are Christmas movies. But Kiss Kiss... no way. The thing is the Christmastime setting isn't about the holiday. It's about underlining how weird and fake and over-sexualized Hollywood is, using perversions of familiar Christmas iconography as a point of comparison.

rakesh

Well it's kiss kiss bang bang obviously.

Don
>>124388879

Whoa. Relax! I was playing. Let’s rephrase as - I don’t like any of those types of Christmas movies. So I voted for the ONE film on the pole that I do like. Let’s not be getting into withdraw your vote territory. Or attacking people for not liking certain types of films. We all discuss the films selected for the poles in this thread. If there was not a film I liked then I wouldn’t vote as I haven’t on several poles. Let those of us who hate traditional Xmas films hate them and let the people who love them love them. In the middle let’s just talk about the films. And for the record if a romantic comedy was included on a Halloween pole you’re entitled to vote for it because it’s one of the films offered for voting. No need to be a martyr about it. You be good and you be gracious and let people talk about the movies and vote for the movies they want to vote for. If the film YOU want doesn’t get picked then I’m sorry but it will likely come around again. And again most importantly just relax.

John Cranberry

If Edward Scissorhands does not win, I'm cancelling Christmas 😡

Don
>>124389351

With respect. It’s because the poll is which of these films do people want her to watch for -add in this occasion/theme- which is what people are voting for. The poll isn’t a what’s the best Christmas movie.

Javier Hernandez

If it sweetens the deal, Winona Ryder and Johnny Dep dated for a long time after they met on the set of Edward Scissorhands.

Richard Maurer

Earnest is best in small doses......I take that back, I couldn't even stand him in small doses. Could not even imagine watching an entire movie of his.

Stan the Man

One Magic Christmas needs to be on here. One of the great Christmas movies of all time.

Kristen

Awe, The Ref! Classic! We used to quote it in high school like a bunch of weirdos. “Slipper socks! Medium!”

Jacob Colson
>>124438494

I really want The Ref to win! Been a while since I've seen it, but that's way more of a Christmas movie than Edward Scissorhands and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

Michael Leung

I hope that one day they watch the 1999 adaptation of A Christmas Carol starring Sir Patrick Stewart, it's really good. It's based on Stewart's one man stage performance of the book.

Bill W
>>124394278

Cassie has seen Noelle. Office Christmss Party was not great. Never heard of most of those.

Jason Murawski

KKBB is the best movie on this list and it’s not even close.

Kristen
>>124438494

I agree. I like both those movies of course but The Ref is very much a Christmas movie. I’ve seen it more than Christmas Vacation hahaha!

Doc Larry
>>124388052

It takes a few times watching Edward Scissorhands to actually enjoy it. Without spoiling the Movie the origins of snow. is a weird concept.

JONATHAN REDFERN WILLIAMS
>>124387622

I personally think Ed Wood (1994) is Tim Burton's best film. I would love to see Cassie react to that one day. Wonderful, beautiful film!

Henry Graham

It's a shame that the one truly great modern Christmas movie, Eyes Wide Shut, is not represented here.

FranciscoGios

Edward Scissorhands if it wins, you gonna like it I guarantee it.

Brian McGovern

Edward Scissorhands is a Cassie AND Carly movie. They MUST watch it together. Shame if Carly has already seen it. Surprised to find out that Cassie has not seen it.

Brian McGovern
>>124479438

Not sure if serious or taking the piss. I guess it has as much right to be considered a Christmas movie as Lethal Weapon or Die Hard.

Brian McGovern

I saw the livestream and it seems obvious to me that we are spoiling Cassie with the quality movies. I think we need to be seeing a few D’s on the ranking list. I am going to suggest (again) having a brief theme in October and call it Schlocktober and recommend The Room, Birdemic, plan 9 from Outer Space.

Mark Vaderr
>>124490658

This is a woman who had never seen The Wizard of Oz until just two years ago. Nothing should surprise you when it comes to movies she has not seen.

John Liebling

Besides watch great acting form the 30s,. 40s. 50s, and 60s - be they dramatic roles or musicals...Cartoon fun during the holidays, or throughout 2024...such as: 1967 Jungle Book, UP, Zootopia, Moana, and Finding Nemo.

John Liebling

I also think Cassie and Carly would enjoy Starman with Jeff Bridges of Big Labowski fame.

Johnny

I would love to see Bad Santa on this poll!

Al Swearengen

Haven't seen Edward Scissorhands in 30 years. Is that a Christmas movie? Don't remember anything Christmasy about it

Richard Maurer
>>124491035

Why October (other than the branding)? October is already crowded with non-horror movies. A bad movie poll could be done anytime of the year.

Richard Maurer
>>124387622

If she were to watch Ed Wood, she should watch Plan 9 From Outer Space too,and preferably first.

Thoko
>>124501990

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. And its probably been 30 years for me as well.

Brian McGovern
>>124491035

Because of the branding. “ Schlocktober” would not work anywhere else. I guess you could call it “ Dismay”.

3dbadboy1

it's the snowy part that makes it christmasy :)

rakesh
>>124440295

I saw that one man stage play at the old vic in london. It was marvelous. I was awestruck... because well.. it was Captain Picard.

Bill W
>>124491035

I'm not watching S*** movies unless it's an episode of MST3K.

Mike Lemon
>>124489830

She has hated all other Tim Burton movies (edit- on the channel), so I wouldn't throw out a guarantee too quickly.

Philip Alan
>>124501990

There's Christmas lights everywhere (3rd act) and of course the Christmas Party that Peg throws. :)

Brian McGovern
>>124491035

That is the beauty of free will. You don't have to. You can actually choose what you want to watch. Pretty cool, hey?

Luke Godfrey

Miracle on 34th Street (a movie Cassie would adore) is in 4th place in a Christmas poll!! I’m speechless. 😱

Luke Godfrey
>>124555910

I’d bet she’d like the remake more than the original. 90s movies have the nostalgia factor.

Joe Monroe

Looks like Edward is going to win. So happy. Just remember, Cassie, it's a FAIRY TALE. Don't try to apply real world logic to it.

pat on

i hate Tim Burton movies

Richard Maurer
>>124491035

Of you could just call So bad it's good poll. Doesn't really need branding (not like anybody is going to make money on it) and muck up the already crowded Halloween schedule.

Paul Rich

Edward Scissorhands is Johhny Depp at his best but it is borderlne Christmas movie but a great creative script. Winona Ryder also very good. Big hit with female demographic. For whatever reason I am unable to make a mark in the circle.

Joe M

I voted for The Ref, is totally underrated.

Eric J Watkins

I love Edward Scissorhands SO much and I'm excited to see you discover it. I'm a part-time film composer, and Danny Elfman's score for this film was one of the most inspiring things to me when I was very first starting. Enjoy! :)

Matt Rose
>>124438494

Christine Baranski is the stealth MVP of the film. Very, very funny movie.

brooke atkins
>>124584120

Agree except for beetlejuice. Hate all Tim Burton movies. I’m going to watch though just to see Cassie’s shocked reaction to it lol

Esther Boogie

I was just thinking I'd love to see your reaction to Edward Scissorhands. I guess I joined at the right time!

PopeyeNelson

It's not on your list but y'all should watch a much more recent Christmas Movie... Violent Night :)

mikethemotormouth
>>124491035

I approve of a month of Summer Schlockbuster movies and would add Mr Nanny, Miami Connection, Hell Comes to Frogtown and Sharknado

Javier Hernandez
>>124424683

Both women have commented that they love when co-stars get together in a romantic, non home-wrecking way.

gilgath

Christmas Chronicles.... Jeez the best new holiday movie going. Kurt Russell is St. Nick!!!!!!