Here's Where You Can Stream Eight Crazy Nights This Holiday Season
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The holiday season is upon us, with 2021's Hanukkah concluding on December 6, and Christmas just a few weeks away. For a lot of us, the holidays mean spending time with our loved ones watching classic holiday movies.
If that sounds like you, here's another title to add to your yearly rotation of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," "Home Alone," and "Die Hard": "Eight Crazy Nights." It's a 2002 adult-animated comedy that stars Adam Sandler as Davey Stone, a classic Sandlerian manchild who lives in the fictional town of Dukesberry, New Hampshire. When Davey's hard-partying ways have him staring down a ten-year prison sentence, a kindly elderly basketball referee named Whitey Duvall (also played by Sandler) convinces a judge to let Davey become a ref-in-training for the town's youth basketball league. Along the way, Davey finally confronts the traumatic past that leads him to abuse alcohol in the present day.
Here's where you can find the movie this holiday season.
Eight Crazy Nights isn't streaming on any platform, but you can buy or rent it virtually anywhere
If you want to watch "Eight Crazy Nights" this holiday season, you'll have to purchase or rent it digitally. The Adam Sandler flick is not currently featured on any streaming service. Amazon Video offers the animated film to own for $12.99 or with a rental price of $3.99.
Other digital platforms offer "Eight Crazy Nights" like Vudu, Apple TV, YouTube, Google Play, and Redbox. The prices vary between all these platforms, but average around $2.99 to rent and $12.99 to buy. These prices also change regularly throughout the holiday season, so scan them all before spending any money.
"Eight Crazy Nights" is rated PG-13, so it might not be right for younger children. It's still a solid watch and even ranks among the best Hanukkah movies ever made.