The ad closes with an adorable girl standing before a Christmas tree saying, "Thank you, President Trump, for letting us say, 'merry Christmas' again." It is not clear who had kept the girl ...

If the success of “Terrifier 3” taught us anything, it’s that Christmas-themed horror movies ... It’s a terrifying reminder that not everything is merry and bright during the holidays ...

This, despite Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton) doing photo ops with and without his “Terrifier” clown makeup ... beloved film classic because it wouldn’t ring true — "Merry Christmas, movie house ...

and Cineverse’s ultra-gory slasher “Terrifier 3” ($18.9 million). Ticket sales also rank as the biggest Christmas Day launch and weekend haul for a genre film, overtaking the benchmark set ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wished Christians worldwide a merry Christmas and thanked the Christian community for its support amid the Jewish state's ...

This year, the message of “Happy Holidays” wasn’t front and center. Instead, the phrase “Merry Christmas” was the headline. Not long ago, in the spirit of being more inclusive of all ...

This holiday season, you can spread joy by learning to say "Merry Christmas" in a different language. Wishing a friend a "Merry Christmas" in their native language can give them a piece of home ...

Bill Murray stars in this 1988 comedy that takes a then-modern swing at Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol ... the third movie in Damien Leone's Terrifier franchise, Art the Clown is ...

Increasingly, over the last few decades, modern pop culture has warmed up to embracing the frightful chills of the winter holidays in films like Gremlins, Black ...

Christmas movies and memorable salutations to use however you see fit. Read on for a rundown of familiar phrases that, if you don't mind us saying, are bound to make spirits merry and bright this ...

One more thought — while it’s OK to say Merry Christmas at work, it’s definitely not OK to insist that others say it back to you. You can’t force someone to participate in your holiday.