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This movie, by all definitions, should have been good. The plot is semi original, and has a couple of solid actors, but it was just awful. The acting was b movie quality at best. The only characters that were remotely interesting were Derek Magyar and Luke Evans. I get that the gore factor would be up there a bit, considering it was brought by the people who did Midnight Meat Train, but it just felt misplaced and forced in so many spots. I spent half of the movie wanting most of the characters picked off because they were so annoying. It really could have been better had they done better casting.

This was an incredible documentary. Unlike many documentaries that can feel a bit exploitative, this show shines light on one of the greatest tragedies of American history in a way that is shocking and healing at the same time. At the end of it all, this is a story of survival. After the sadness, came the healing. It was inspiring to see every day heroes putting their lives on the line to care for another human being. This is what humanity is all about. Rising from the ashes of a scorching flame and coming out stronger and better. This is a documentary that really is perfection. At the end of it, I felt inspired. Thank you!

Ok, for all the Scrooges giving this a bad review, what exactly were you expecting? An Emmy?? It's a Christmas special. It was 100 percent what you would want and expect. Great cameos, cheesy skits, and shameless puns. The songs were a blast, and full of the innuendos one would expect from Sabrina. Time to lighten up a bit , and enjoy the ride! This is a Christmas special I could see me watching each year. I would love to see other artists have a truly good time without worrying if it looks perfect. The bloopers at the end were a lot of fun too. Bravo to the producers and crew who brought this together!