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Blog & StoriesThis Christmas, the blood-soaked streets of NecroPhiladelphia come alive with the sickest holiday traditions imaginable. Brewce Longo’s gleefully depraved splatter punk nightmare follows a group of punk rockers who invite ancient pagan rituals and pure putrefaction into their festive celebrations. As the bodies pile up, the boundary between festive cheer and necrophiliac violence dissolves into a beautifully rotten spectacle. With a perfect blend of grindhouse grit, grotesque practical effects, and dark humor, this is a holiday horror that truly delivers on its title. If you’re tired of heartwarming holiday films and crave something truly foul, this is the Christmas treat for you.
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This Christmas, the blood-soaked streets of NecroPhiladelphia come alive with the sickest holiday traditions imaginable. Brewce Longo's gleefully depraved splatter punk nightmare follows a group of punk rockers who invite ancient pagan rituals and pure putrefaction into their festive celebrations. As the bodies pile up,...
When was A Corpse for Christmas released?
A Corpse for Christmas was released in 2024.
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User Reviews
GoreHound99 – 9/10
“For me, this is what Christmas horror should be – messy, over-the-top, and utterly disrespectful. The practical gore is amazing, and the punky vibe makes it feel like a Troma film on steroids. Best holiday party movie I've seen in years.”
HorrorFanatic77 – 7/10
“I appreciated the creativity and the atmosphere, but it got a bit too weird for my tastes in the middle. Still, the acting was solid and the kills were memorable. A fun one for a niche audience, not for everyone.”
ScreamQueenJess – 8/10
“Loved the blend of pagan rituals and Christmas chaos – it felt fresh and unpredictable. The film has a raw energy that kept me glued to the screen. Just be prepared for some truly gross moments you can't unsee.”
TheLastVHS – 6/10
“It's well-made for what it is, but I felt the story could have been tighter. Some scenes dragged, and the constant gore lost its impact after a while. Still, if you like your horror with a side of punk nihilism, it's worth a watch.”
