Christmas Horror Short Review: Jolly (2020)
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and an animatronic Santa head has a different kind of present to give. Jolly is a Christmas horror short, directed by Todd Spence who wrote it alongside Zak White.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and an animatronic Santa head has a different kind of present to give. Jolly is a Christmas horror short, directed by Todd Spence who wrote it alongside Zak White.
Should you decide to take the Christmassy plunge, you’ll find a surprisingly alright shark-horror movie in Santa Jaws. One that embraces the silliness behind it. Tries hard to make it feel festive and doesn’t overstay its welcome.
Written & directed by Jaramiah Sabadoz and starring Jess L. Callaghan, I Believe in Santa tells a unique story.
At 2:31, Secret Santa is a micro-short, yet tells its twisted tale in concentrated and captivating fashion.
Written and directed by the duo of David Ian McKendry and Rebekah McKendry. All the Creatures Were Stirring is a holiday anthology horror and is a massive disappointment.
A holiday horror short with some fangs, The Ho Ho Howling was directed by Andrew Neill and written by Marcus Mann and Eric W. Carlson.
Not to be confused with the 2018 comedy horror of the same name, this Slay Belles is an ultra-low budget holiday slasher horror. One that stars an array of talented (and some not so talented) drag Queens.
A family affair, Slashing Through the Snow was written, directed and stars; Jackson McManus, Matthew McManus and Taylor McManus.