All the Creatures Were Stirring
Directed by David Ian McKendry, Rebekah McKendry
Ho, ho, no! The joyful spirit of the holidays is about to take one dark turn after another. From sadistic office parties and last-minute shopping nightmares, to vengeful stalkers and immortal demons, there’s plenty out there to keep you from getting out of bed to see what’s under the tree this holiday season. Constance Wu and Jonathan Kite headline a sensational ensemble cast in this devilish stocking stuffer of a movie.
In this devilish horror anthology, there’s plenty to fear this holiday season.
Cast: Constance Wu, Jonathan Kite, Jocelin Donahue, Ashley Clements, Mark Kelly
Member Reviews
Wow! I love anthologies but this movie is awful. The acting is atrocious. The cinematography is nonexistent. The music is terrible and the individual stories are just not good or interesting. The wraparound story is nonsensical and drags the movie further down. From top to the bottom this is just a really bad movie. I completely get that this was made on a microbudget but there are other microbudget movies that know how to be good films. I can't even tell you that the Christmas vibe was good because they set it on Christmas Eve and then keep us in a ridiculous 10 seater theater where . . . something is happening. Just skip this and go watch Black Christmas, Dead End, Krampus, or anything else.
It was okay. The first vignette was a lot of fun but it declined after that.
A good time, great for the background of a holiday party (other than, obviously, the need to give Constance Wu your undivided attention)
weird but enjoyable
campy and fun.