Opera Orlando will present the Pulitzer Prize–winning opera Silent Night at Steinmetz Hall at the Dr. Phillips Center for the ...

Amy Grant’s 2008 song, “I Need a Silent Night,” resonates with those of us who feel frazzled at this time of year. Unlike many of her soft Christmas ballads, this song is an anthem of the tired and ...

It was just a simple poem written by a village priest. However, when the church organist composed a melody for it, “Silent Night” became a song that would touch the world. The priest, Josef Mohr, and ...

Green Bay Preble is reviving the Silent Night charity basketball game tradition previously held at Green Bay East. The event will raise money for mental health and wellness initiatives at Preble.

Few horror franchises have worked harder to earn their villain’s sympathy than “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” and Cineverse‘s audacious new remake from filmmaker Mike P. Nelson is no exception. Since ...

Yes, Billy Chapman dies at the end of Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025), fatally shot by police officer Max, Pamela's ex-boyfriend. But Billy's death unleashes a supernatural legacy that passes to Pam ...

Awards hopefuls, an Indian film, an anime compilation and a slasher reboot populated the indie film box office as Eternity and Hamnet rounded out the domestic top 10 with Bollywood’s Dhurandhar.

Like a lot of similar controversies, this one was likely guided more by perception and advertisements than the movie itself, which, removed from any moral panic involving the corruption of innocent ...

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains minor spoilers from “Silent Night, Deadly Night,” now in theaters. The 1984 slasher “Silent Night, Deadly Night” was an above-average movie, which grew in infamy due ...

The holiday horror is in theaters now. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Just the right recipe for a seasonal horror cocktail — ...

A relatively polished remake of the notorious 1984 slasher puts its Santa-suited ax murderer through paces that should entertain horror fans, but grow heavy with too many plot strands by the end.