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Santa's Slay

Play trailer Poster for Santa's Slay R,  2005,  1h 18m,  Holiday/ Comedy/ Horror Play Trailer Watchlist
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40% Tomatometer 5 Reviews 44% Popcornmeter 5,000+ Ratings
After a millennium of spreading Christmas cheer, Santa Claus (Bill Goldberg) reverts to his demonic self and gives the gift of fear.

Critics Reviews

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Patrick Cavanaugh The Wolfman Cometh Sep 20, 2023
2/5
Not as abysmal as other low-budget Christmas horror, but also never does anything more creative than the pun in its title. Go to Full Review
Kat Hughes Film Disclosure Dec 20, 2021
1/5
An underwhelming yuletide horror that could, and should, have been so much better. A massive disappointment, to sit down and focus solely upon Santa's Slay would be ill-advised and this nonsense is best viewed in the background. Go to Full Review
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews Dec 17, 2006
2.5/4
Goldberg delivers an appropriately tongue-in-cheek performance, imbuing his Santa Claus with a nice balance of malevolence and sleaziness... Go to Full Review
David Cornelius Hollywood Bitchslap Dec 30, 2005
3/5
It's cheap, it's goofy, but it's surprisingly smart and endlessly entertaining. Go to Full Review
Ryan Cracknell Movie Views Nov 27, 2005
Santa's Slay stands as one of the ultimate Christmas B-flicks. For my time, it's no Jack Frost or Jack Frost 2, but it does have a couple inspiring moments. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Leia S Dec 14, 2018 If you love wonderfully terrible horror movies then this is a must see!! One of my fave xmas horror movies!
Albus G Nov 30, 2018 Freaking funny, good action, some strange dialogue, even a cool Biblical theme.
Finn W Dec 29, 2017 I give this a 71/C-.
Poe S Dec 18, 2017 Santa Claus mythology turned into a supernatural monster horror/comedy. This movie was much better than it had any right to be. They took a more-is-more approach to the comedy, throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks. Thankfully, most of it does and I found myself bowled over laughing several times. Bill Goldberg does a great job as the son of Satan/Santa, and strikes a crucial balance between being funny and intimidating. The leads turn in great performances as well, spending most of their time running from/battling Santa like he's the monster from Jeepers Creepers. Santa has an absurdly high kill count in this movie and every death is fun, unique, and holiday themed. It's clever, silly, fun, funny, and suspenseful. If you like horror, horror comedy, and especially the holiday themed versions of these, you have to check out Santa's Slay. I already can't wait to watch it again next Christmas. See more
Anakin S Mar 22, 2017 I loved it. Its so much more fun then movies made today. Watch it if for no other reason then to compare to how much fun movies used to be in the past. See more
Ron G Feb 13, 2015 I love the violent antichristmas movies but this was just so tedious, not very fun or funny, poorly acted, and really quite stupid, and even boring. See more
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Santa's Slay

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Movie Info

Synopsis After a millennium of spreading Christmas cheer, Santa Claus (Bill Goldberg) reverts to his demonic self and gives the gift of fear.
Director
David Steiman
Producer
Brett Ratner, Matthew Leonetti Jr., Mark Damon, Sammy Lee
Screenwriter
David Steiman
Production Co
Rat Entertainment, Media 8 Entertainment
Rating
R (Some Sexuality|Nudity|Language|Violence)
Genre
Holiday, Comedy, Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 5, 2013
Runtime
1h 18m
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