Black Christmas Movies: Release Order
Black Christmas is a unique horror franchise that helped pioneer the slasher genre with its 1974 original, then reimagined the concept twice for new generations. Each film presents the same core premise - a sorority house under siege during Christmas break - but tells completely separate stories with different killers, characters, and approaches.
This watch order follows the series' evolution, from Bob Clark's influential psychological thriller to increasingly explicit interpretations, where each film presents itself as a standalone reboot.
Black Christmas
A group of sorority sisters preparing for Christmas break are terrorized by disturbing phone calls from a mysterious stranger in this influential slasher film.
Black Christmas
Members of a sorority house receive disturbing phone calls from a mysterious stranger during the Christmas season, putting them in grave danger.
Black Christmas
A group of sorority pledges find themselves stalked by a mysterious killer during their Christmas break, leading them to uncover a disturbing campus conspiracy.
Other Film Series
Children of the Corn
A horror franchise following the murderous cult of children who worship a malevolent entity called He Who Walks Behind the Rows across multiple timelines and locations.
Final Destination
A horror franchise where people who escape death through premonitions find themselves hunted by Death itself in elaborate fatal accidents.
Prom Night
A horror franchise that blends slasher and supernatural elements around the prom night setting, featuring mostly standalone films with one connected supernatural subseries.
Scream
A meta-horror franchise following Sidney Prescott and others as they face various Ghostface killers, known for its self-aware commentary on slasher film tropes.
The Conjuring Universe
Supernatural horror franchise following paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren and their haunted cases.
The Omen
A supernatural horror franchise following the Antichrist Damien Thorn from his sinister origins through his rise to power, plus a modern remake.