The same could be said for "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas," which opens Friday. The third movie in the stoner-buddy franchise takes on the holiday movie genre and aims for new levels of comedic outrageousness. On a Spinal Tap scale, the R-rated humor sometimes reaches an 11 out of 10.The first-time feature director Todd Strauss-Schulson says he kept leaving meetings because he wanted to play in the fake snow. Recalling filming at a house in Bloomfield Township that served as Harold's home, he says, "Every time we yelled cut, Danny Trejo would whip his Christmas sweater off." Neighbors were left to wonder what the imposing, shirtless man with the tattoos was doing.