🎙️Welcome back, cinephiles, to a cheery episode of The Eh List Admission! 🎧

🎙️ This week on The Eh List Admission, we’re mixing holiday horror, political drama, and pure Christmas cheer — because why pick just one vibe?

First up — Movie News!

🎬 Paramount outbids Netflix with an offer to buy Warner Bros.

🤖 Disney signs a $1 BILLION deal with OpenAI to produce AI-generated video content

🎭 Matthew Lillard responds to Quentin Tarantino’s recent comments

🎥 Movie Reviews — Here’s what we watched:

🎅 Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) A brutal reimagining of the infamous holiday slasher that leans hard into trauma, violence, and twisted Christmas imagery. This reboot adds unexpected emotional weight, asking whether confronting darkness is scarier than embracing it.

🏛️ Ella McCay (2025) James L. Brooks delivers a grounded, character-driven political drama about ambition, responsibility, and family pressure. Emma Mackey shines in a story that’s less about power plays and more about the cost of leadership.

🎄 Second Half: FESTIVE FLICKS

✨ Elf (2003) We revisit the modern Christmas classic that turned Will Ferrell into a holiday icon — breaking down why Buddy the Elf still works over 20 years later.

🎞️ Critic Reactions ✔️ Praised for Ferrell’s full-commitment performance ✔️ Loved for balancing sincerity with absurd comedy ✔️ Critiqued (slightly) for sentimentality and predictability — but forgiven because the charm is undeniable

🧠 Discussion From slasher Santas to wholesome elves — we talk about how holiday movies can swing wildly in tone and why Elf endures as a seasonal staple while darker Christmas films push boundaries.

❓ Did We Know?

🎁 Elf trivia you probably didn’t know — from real NYC street reactions to Ferrell actually eating that spaghetti.

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See you at the movies! 🍿🎥

🎬 (This podcast is produced by Collabz. Multi-Media.)