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2020·Horror·1h 29m
7.0
On Christmas Eve, an innocent couple become hosts to a malicious entity. Throughout the night they terrorise a family of five in unimaginably violent and disturbing ways.
Directed by Adam Leader and Richard Oakes
christmas party
possession
gore
christmas tree
murder
head bashed in
stabbing
house guest
christmas
murder of son
murder of family
christmas eve

Cast

Neal Ward
Neal Ward
Jack
Samantha Loxley
Samantha Loxley
Lucy
Frank Jakeman
Frank Jakeman
Michael
Nadia Lamin
Nadia Lamin
Lauren
Lee Hunter
Lee Hunter
Eric
Jennifer K Preston
Jennifer K Preston
Cassie
Buddy Skelton
Buddy Skelton
Ben
Sandra Howard-Williams
Sandra Howard-Williams
News Anchor
Andrew Gough
Andrew Gough
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scarlet
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not much else to say other than it was shit
not much else to say other than it was shit
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maur
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‘their decision was unanimous’ oh stop i’m crying anyway this movie is bad
‘their decision was unanimous’ oh stop i’m crying anyway this movie is bad
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Chris Koller
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This one’s getting mixed reviews, and frankly, I don’t understand how the critics on Rotten Tomatoes praised this, but the audiences hated this. I’m leaning towards the audience with this.
If there’s a kind of movie I don’t like, it’s home invasion movies where the protagonists do nothing to protect themselves. There’s a scene where a woman was literally given a gun, and sure she was tied up, but her range of arm motion seemed hardly impacted, and she choses to shoot at her brother instead of the assailant! Ugh!
I’ve read comments where people found scenes from this film to be terrifying, but honestly many were so over the top I couldn’t help but laugh. Maybe if things were framed a bit differently, I could take them more seriously…idk.
I think there were a lot of cool ideas in here. I’d love to learn more about what the weird spirit things are. I think the main female antagonist did great. Some of the shots, particularly the glowing eyes on dark backgrounds, were cool. Kels and I just probably won’t rewatch this one anytime soon.
This one’s getting mixed reviews, and frankly, I don’t understand how the critics on Rotten Tomatoes praised this, but the audiences hated this. I’m leaning towards the audience with this.
If there’s a kind of movie I don’t like, it’s home invasion movies where the protagonists do nothing to protect themselves. There’s a scene where a woman was literally given a gun, and sure she was tied up, but her range of arm motion seemed hardly impacted, and she choses to shoot at her brother instead of the assailant! Ugh!
I’ve read comments where people found scenes from this film to be terrifying, but honestly many were so over the top I couldn’t help but laugh. Maybe if things were framed a bit differently, I could take them more seriously…idk.
I think there were a lot of cool ideas in here. I’d love to learn more about what the weird spirit things are. I think the main female antagonist did great. Some of the shots, particularly the glowing eyes on dark backgrounds, were cool. Kels and I just probably won’t rewatch this one anytime soon.
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Danni Chamberlin
Danni Chamberlin
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Two stars purely for the table scene
Two stars purely for the table scene
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El
El
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Although I lost interest by the final act this movie did a good job at building such a genuine loving family dynamic that it made me sick to my stomach knowing what would come next. The first kill is obviously expected leading up to it with the score and visuals, but I still was shocked by how violent and gruesome it was. Sadly after the big “family secret” is revealed by the father the movie felt like it lost a sense of direction.

One thing I have to applaud is the performances from the cast, the family and relationship dynamics felt realistic which really helped fuel the sense of upcoming dread.

Definitely feel like this one’s a hidden gem!
Although I lost interest by the final act this movie did a good job at building such a genuine loving family dynamic that it made me sick to my stomach knowing what would come next. The first kill is obviously expected leading up to it with the score and visuals, but I still was shocked by how violent and gruesome it was. Sadly after the big “family secret” is revealed by the father the movie felt like it lost a sense of direction.

One thing I have to applaud is the performances from the cast, the family and relationship dynamics felt realistic which really helped fuel the sense of upcoming dread.

Definitely feel like this one’s a hidden gem!
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