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No Tommy Vampire?
Oh hai Mark
Dave Sheridan is an absolute treasure.
Looks like it could be a fun watch. Christmas Horror/Suspense movies are such an oddly satisfying blend and I can’t really explain why it works.
Like the movie Krampus. It should have been garbage, but damn did they pick the perfect actors, good practical effects, and over-the-top cheese to make it great.
I remember watching the movie Better Watch Out on a whim one night and it ended up being quite chilling and disturbing.
This looks like someone had the idea over a roast, and then filmed it the very next day.