Fuego cruzado por Navidad

So bad I only lasted about 30 mins and I can watch rubbish, believe me. Avoid this film, not even for curiosity.

A German film without a specific genre. It's about a couple who meet in a bar and decide to spend the weekend in the forest of her town, when they are there someone calls for help and things get out of control. It's not a comedy, not a drama, not a thriller, it just is. Quality. It does not develop the characters, it does not matter if they kill one or the other, you do not click with any. Situations happen just because, they never give you a reason for anything, vaguely they raise things but nothing develops. There is never a crossfire, only a hunt. Irrelevant performances. No jokes or comedy. Good shots and blood scenes are fine, light nudes. The ending is absurd and consistent at the same time since it does not develop anything in the characters, it does not tell you what they are like, why they are there, their motivations, nothing. Avoidable.

I went into this with no expectations, and was very pleasantly surprised. This made me think of Shane black mixed with In Bruges . Character development is great. the story unfolds at a measured, suspenseful and entertaining pace. After a million cheesy holiday movies this sharp, fun film was a breath of fresh air.

Disjointed, horrible acting, dialogue, etc., etc. It doesn't fully sync with any genre, while also being promo-ed as "Christmas-related" on Netflix.

Christmas Crossfire is also sexist, misogynistic male-fantasy trash. Yay.

Absurdistic, with a lot of dark humour. For the ones who like a Quentin Tarantino style movie, although this one contains a little less blood. Don't expect a complex story line, but it is entertaining and has some surprising twists.