Out writer and director Tina Romero debuted her first feature film, Queens of the Dead — a zombie apocalypse horror comedy set in queer nightlife — at the Tribeca Film Festival to rave reviews and a ...

Dear Santa (2024) Film Review, a movie directed by Bobby Farrelly, written by Ricky Blitt, Peter Farrelly and Dan Ewen and starring Jack Black, Robert Timothy Smith, Keegan-Michael Key ...

Directed by Bobby Farrelly, Dear Santa (2024) spins a tale of holiday mischief when a young boy’s letter to Santa accidentally lands with Satan. Featuring Jack Black in a devilishly fun role, this new ...

Dear Santa is the latest Christmas film you can enjoy this Holiday season. This quirky fantasy comedy has everything you expect from a holiday movie and more! It is both funny and dark. So, it can ...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Paramount+'s Dear Santa movie, and mentions of child death.Jack Black's Dear Santa character can grant wishes, and while the movie's logic surrounding this particular ...

“Dear Santa” Finds The Farrelly Brothers Reuniting For A ‘Jack Black’ Headlined Christmas Comedy. Back in the 90s, the Farrelly Brothers were all the comical rage having delivered “Dumb ...

Dear Santa saw Jack Black step into the sinister role of Asmodeus, a demonic figure from Jewish lore. Paramount+'s Christmas comedy Dear Santa follows a boy named Liam who makes wishes after ...

Dear Santa promises to be an atypical Christmas comedy, combining the Farrelly brothers' absurdist humor with Jack Black's eccentric charisma. This film could appeal to those looking for a ...

It can just be fun! That’s why Jack Black is here! The problem is that Dear Santa doesn’t seem all that interested in being that movie either. Farrelly and Blitt’s script, which feels like ...

The plotline for 'Dear Santa' is indeed a unique take on Christmas, as it follows an 11-year-old awkward boy, Liam Turner (Robert Timothy Smith), who still believes in Santa's existence and writes a ...

Where did the idea for “Dear Santa” come from ... You need to have the right Satan — Jack Black in this case, which is a blessing, and it has to have the right tone, and it’s PG-13.

For me, Jack Black has always been an overrated performer. Frankly, he’s better in smaller supporting roles. However, he does carry the film on his shoulders with an interesting character choice that ...