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CARTOON BOOM PODCAST: This Saturday morning, Joseph and Chris watched The Christmas Tree, from 1991. This was suggested by JackFaux, via Discord. But…why?
Heartless Mrs. Mavilda runs an orphanage where kids live in miserable conditions because she keeps all the donation money for herself. She hires a new assistant who, along with Santa, helps the kids finally have a merry Christmas.
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Whenever I hear someone call something the “worst (blank) ever” there’s always a little bit of skepticism from me, as I wonder what else this person has seen. This one is definitely up there on the list of worst Christmas movies ever for all the reasons you guys mentioned. I don’t think there’s a single redeeming quality at all, unless you count the unintentional humor. That said I still think there are worse Christmas movies, like Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny (which lucky for you guys is not animated) and The Christmas Light (which unfortunately is animated…..so yeah, I think I’m going to have to request that at some point).
Other than that, there’s really nothing I can say about this special that you guys didn’t say already.
I wish I could see that video, but unfortunately I just don’t have the money for a patreon right now, sorry about that, maybe some day. However, I can join the Discord and I’ll have to do that really soon.
You guys are going to have a lot of fun with Glitch Techs, and I don’t mean that in a Sonic Underground or Donkey Kong Country way. It’s a really good show.