Hack or Slash - A Horror Movie Review Podcast · Hack or Slash

Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025)

December 19, 2025·59 min·1 clip
One scene so controversial people watched it stolen online instead of seeing the movie.
Chris opens the show with the usual seasonal chaos and brings Sean and Binks into the conversation. The crew settles in quickly. They frame Hacker Slash as a horror review show that sorts movies into hacks or slashes while keeping things friendly, rude, and opinionated. That tone runs through the whole review. This week they take on the latest remake of a classic Christmas slasher. The film arrives as a bag of mixed holiday gifts, and the panel treats it like a playful, opinionated review. They keep asking what parts of the movie really work. The answer, for them, is some of it. A big moment in the film lands especially hard. They clearly like how satisfying it feels. That reaction becomes a major anchor for the discussion. It gives them something concrete to build the rest of the review around. They also talk about why the movie feels like the kind of release people needed right now. The theatrical context matters to them. The panel does not present the film as a perfect package. It is more like a movie with enough sharp edges to keep the conversation going. Chris, Sean, and Binks trade opinions back and forth. One voice tosses out a joke, another qualifies it, and then the discussion swings back into actual criticism. The original film’s history comes up too. They connect this remake to the older story about trauma, adulthood, and the backlash that followed the original release. That background helps them explain why the new version still has some bite. It is not just nostalgia with extra blood. The hosts stay playful even when they are being blunt. The jokes keep moving, but the analysis never really disappears. By the end, they land on a slash. That is not faint praise. They point listeners to the movie in theaters or through the show notes. Then they invite everyone back for the spoiler talk in the second half. The episode also nods toward the holiday-horror B-side for supporters. The whole thing closes like a loud, slightly chaotic seasonal hangout.

As heard by us

A latest Christmas slasher remake that gives Chris, Sean, and Binks plenty to discuss.

Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) gives Hacker Slash a lively run through the latest remake of a classic Christmas slasher. Chris, Sean, and Binks keep the talk moving with real give-and-take, so the conversation feels shared rather than reduced to a simple verdict.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

For when you want a Christmas slasher review that can joke around, make a case, and still land on a slash.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →
Listen to the show on