Christmas Slay

Plot a group of girlfriend's travel to a cabin on the Christmas holiday but unaware of a Santa Claus killer.

Yet this is another introduction into the killer Santa movies but this is by far the worse of them all. The storyline for starters really sucked it literally felt like that there was script written for this movie, like at all it really random people traveling out into the woods and being slaughtered. The camera work really sucked as well, it literally looked like it was filmed for someone's YouTube or something. I'm not really going to waste anymore time by explaining the acting or the death scenes because that all really sucked too. The movie is just a complete waste of time nobody so should really waste their time with it because god knows i wish i could turn back the clock.

Frank Jakeman does a tremendous job portraying the bloodthirsty and vicious killer Santa in this low budget yet entertaining Santa-slasher. There is definitely some silly writing and marginal acting throughout this film, but if you enjoy watching killer Santas and don't mind a little economical movie making, then you should like this offering. I personally don't need a film to be a perfect Hollywood blockbuster to appreciate it. I like seeing underexposed actors and I value the imperfections, as well as the efforts, of certain movies, and this is one of them. It is worth watching for Frank Jakeman's wild, unhinged performance alone, but we are also treated with a highly enjoyable scene with actress Natalie Bailey-Trist as well. Frenzied stabbing, blood spurting, and unrestrained axe swinging all abound in this picture that, for me, is now part of my annual Christmas horror viewing during the holidays.

I thought Christmas sleigh was a great British film twists and turns love the character Emma she was fantastic especially at the end a great film take your mind off day-to-day life.

An obvious spoof 1980s slasher kind of movie that done in very good taste

All characters and actors were very good in my opinion I love Father Christmas and again the character Emma they was amazing worked well together great chemistry between these two and added bonus scenery was breath taking . Great film Very much worth a watch well done guys

Merry Christmas

Movies can't get much worse than this. Well, except maybe "Scrapbook". I only signed on here today to counter the good review that was posted on IMDb. That review was obviously written by someone related to the makers of "Christmas Slay". I don't know which thrift store this Santa got his red suit from, but my money's on Goodwill. Lots of those around here. Maybe they have them in Europe, too.

I must say, though, that this drawing on the box of a demented Santa looks good. Impressive, even. It had me fooled. If only the producers went through the trouble to make their Santa half as believable, this film would've been worth it. All in all, bad direction, bad sets, bad acting, bad script, bad everything. Save your money and, instead, watch your two dogs playing in the front yard. That's infinitely more entertaining than this nonsense.

A Christmas Slay (2015) is a British holiday horror 🇬🇧 film currently available for free on Tubi. The storyline begins with a man in a Santa costume going insane, leading to his admission to a psychiatric ward. After escaping, he crosses paths with a group of unsuspecting campers.

This film is directed by Steve Davis, marking his only major motion picture to date. The cast includes Dani Thompson (My Bloody Banjo), Laura Ellen Wilson (Monster), Frank Jakeman (Hosts), and Martin W. Payne (Pandemonium).

The movie feels amateurish at times, resembling something you and your friends might have made in high school. Despite its shortcomings, I didn't mind watching it through to see how the story unfolded. The kill scenes range from average to slightly above average, but nothing stands out as exceptional.

Overall, A Christmas Slay isn't anything special, but if you're in the mood for a random holiday horror flick, it might be worth a try. I'd score it a 3.5-4/10.