Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer

Cinema Blend just put out their list of the scary truths about Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer...

This photo alone puts me in footsie-pajamas, laying on my parents' brown shag carpet in front of the TV, eating popcorn out of the big stainless steel bowl (also known as the "puke bowl") and sipping a root beer float. Literally, THAT was what Christmastime looked like to me, every single year...

Since 1965 we've been enjoying the classic Christmas special ‘Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.' I'll bet you didn’t know that some of the characters names were inspired by real people. Also, Rudolph was supposed to be delivered to Donner and his wife via a stork, but after GE (the main sponsor) chose Burl Ives to be the narrator, they scrapped that scene. Or, how about the fact that there was a wei

Christmas is the time of giving and families, but it also has a darker side.

Most children today have grown up watching the classic Christmas special 'Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer' that was filmed using stop-motion animation. As the winter holiday season fast approaches and you settle down to watch 'Rudolph' on television, check out these ten cool facts that you didn't know about one of themost famous Christmas specials of all time.