Advent – a time of joyful anticipation. You will surely remember the feeling you had as a child, waking up on the first December morning. Rising early, ready to open a new door for 24 consecutive days.
Directed by Steve De Roover and Isaac Ezban and Trent Haaga and Ruggero Deodato and Michael Varrati and Pollyanna McIntosh and Julian Richards and Lucky McKee and Lee Sang-woo and Dominic Saxl and Ama Lea and Lazar Bodroža and B.J. Colangelo and R. Zachary Shildwachter and Sonia Escolano and Rémi Fréchette and John Cook Lynch and Andreas Marschall and Milan Todorović and Sam Wineman and Vivienne Vaughn and Sadrac González-Perellón
christmas horror
horror anthology
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Cast
Barbara Crampton
The Woman
Tiffany Shepis
Claire
AJ Bowen
Bob
Jeffrey Reddick
Bailey
Haydée Lysander
Older Sister
Marie Nasemann
Joana
Kue Lawrence
Jack
Detlef Bothe
Franco
Aza Declercq
Martha
Sam Eidson
Santa
Pablo Guisa Koestinger
Priest
Eric Podnar
The Chemist
Crew
Isaac Ezban
Director
Trent Haaga
Director
Ruggero Deodato
Director
Michael Varrati
Director
Pollyanna McIntosh
Director
Lucky McKee
Director
Lee Sang-woo
Director
Rémi Fréchette
Director
John Cook Lynch
Director
Milan Todorović
Director
Isaac Ezban
Writer
Trent Haaga
Writer
Popular Reviews
6 reviews
Ghost
4.0★ · 12/16/25
I was originally going to review each segment but quickly ditched that idea when I realised that there’s probably only going to be a handful of good ones the rest could be summarised as meh or underwhelming though I will say all sales fatal was a really good one
I was originally going to review each segment but quickly ditched that idea when I realised that there’s probably only going to be a handful of good ones the rest could be summarised as meh or underwhelming though I will say all sales fatal was a really good one
maur
3.0★ · 12/10/25
i love horror anthologies and idk why bc they’re all terrible this is actually worse than abcs of death
i love horror anthologies and idk why bc they’re all terrible this is actually worse than abcs of death