Christmas Thesis

Max find his faith in Christmas once again to stop Krampus? Or is it already too late?

Max 's family was made up of a fun cast, mom; Sarah and dad; Tom played by Toni Collette (Mental, The Black Balloon, Hector and the Search for Happiness) and Adam Scott (Black Mass, The Overnight, Hot Tub Time Machine 2). Uncle Howard and Aunt Linda played by David Koechner (Anchormen 2: The Legend Continues, Your 's Mine and Our 's*2005, A Haunted House) and Allison Tolman (The Gift, Addicted to Fresno, Fargo*Series). There 's older sister Beth played by Stefania LaVie Owen (The Lovely Bones, The Carrie Diaries *Series, Home Game) cousins, Howie Jr., Stevie and Jordan played by Maverick Flack, Lolo Owen and Queenie Samuel (Nothing Trivial *Series). And let 's not forget Aunt Dorothy and Grandma Omi; Conchata Ferrell (Wishin ' and Hopin ', Mr. Deeds, Two and a Half Men *Series) and Krista Stadler (Lemming 's First Case, Temp) there 's also a baby and a dog but they 're not important.

The introduction sets the scene for Christmas as you truly know it today. A toy store is bombarded by greedy shoppers fighting each other for the newest toy craze. And as a dark reminder of the fact that we no longer know the true meaning of Christmas it 's also pretty funny. It reminded me of a lot of

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What makes this a good movie was the interesting and unique story of a Christmas figure we 're aware of but never really cared to dwell too much on. But what makes this a great movie is the uncertainty you feel for the family as they are picked off one by one. Even with all the horror and mayhem it 's still a Christmas movie right? In the end you 're rooting for it all to be a dream Max is having...or maybe that Horror fan in you want 's an ending of heartache and doom! Amazingly enough Krampus gives us an ending that is both; it is gushing with Christmas happiness and cheer and then suddenly you 're hit with dreadful realization. One that keeps the audience guessing and unsure. An