Krampus
Horror • PG-13 • 2015 • 1 hr 38 min
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How have I not watched this until now. Awesome Christmas/horror movie.
Twist of an ending! Also loved the costume designs of Krampus and his helpers.
Dark Christmas horror delights. Festive frights blend humor and scares. Strong cast, creepy creatures. Anti-holiday spirit done right.
I would’ve liked more use of the titular being and evil creatures. The in-law family are too obnoxious to be anything but caricatures.
One of the more underrated Toni Collette dysfunctional family horror films; unique creature design and Adam Scott is a treasure
It's a great, campy, Christmas, horror movie filled with amazing practical effects. I watch it every year. Keep the fire hot bitch.
If you need a Christmas horror comedy it’s a good one
This feels like the horror equivalent of the Minion Movie: all marketing, no substance. Simultaneously mean-spirited and laughably weird.
An annual Christmas horror watch for me. So quotable and so much fun.
Feels like a B movie that accidentally got a wide release. Sort of an interesting concept but executed so poorly.
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