May All Your Christmases Be Black

This documentary provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the 2006 version of "Black Christmas." It features commentary from the writer and director Glen Morgan, discussing the challenges of remaking a cult classic while aiming for commercial success.

The film is shot in a fly-on-the-wall style, giving viewers a glimpse into the production process. It explores the themes of family that resonate both on-screen and behind the scenes, making it a unique addition for fans of the slasher horror genre.

Since this documentary reveals spoilers about character deaths and the identity of the killer, it is best viewed after watching the main feature. Collectors of horror films and those interested in the filmmaking process may find this documentary particularly intriguing.