The Frights Before Christmas: 25 Festive Horror Movies Ranked
Welcome to Knockout Horror. Today we are bringing you The Frights Before Christmas: 25 Festive Horror Movies Ranked. One for each day of Advent and a bonus for Christmas.
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25 Festive Horror Treats – It’s Awful Advent! – Christmas horror movie countdown
We are mere days away from December. It’s time for Christmas horror movies. This list is comprised of every movie I watched during my 2022 Awful Advent Christmas horror movie review-a-day feature. I’ve put together a slightly different list offering up 31 Days of Christmas Horror if you are looking for nothing but great titles.
To make things a little more interesting, I have taken the original list and re-ordered it by IMDb User Score. This means we are starting with the absolute lumps of coal at number 25, and working our way down to the shiny presents under the tree at number 1.
| # | Movie Title | Sub-Genre | The Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Nightmare Before Christmas | Stop-Motion | Gothic Whimsy |
| 2 | Gremlins (1984) | Creature Feature | Anarchic Fun |
| 3 | Black Christmas (1974) | Proto-Slasher | Pure Dread |
| 4 | Scrooged (1988) | Horror Comedy | Bill Murray Bliss |
| 5 | Inside (2007) | French Extremity | Relentless Bloodbath |
| 6 | Rare Exports (2010) | Fantasy Horror | Anti-Christmas Myth |
| 7 | Dead End (2003) | Surreal Horror | Lynchian Road Trip |
⚠️ A Quick Note on Streaming & IMDb Score
Streaming libraries change faster than a ten year old’s Christmas list. While we try to keep our “Where to Watch” sections up to date, availability depends heavily on your region. If a movie isn’t on the listed service, check JustWatch! Also, keep in mind that IMDb scores were accurate at the time this list was posted.
25. Black Christmas (2019) – A Christmas Tragedy
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 3.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Sophia Takal
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher Remake
The Knockout Verdict: Dreary and misguided
By far the worst remake of Black Christmas and one of the worst decent budget horror movies of all time.
Why It Made The List: Sophia Takal’s remedial interpretation of feminism let down everyone who dared to be excited for a serious girl power Christmas horror. It’s a Christmas tragedy that we have to associate such an iconic slasher name with such a terrible movie.
Following a group of sorority sisters taking on a cult-like fraternity, this bears almost no relation to the original. Check out our full review of Black Christmas (2019) right here. You can also read our feature on why this movie failed so dramatically. Spoiler alert, it wasn’t just the trolls.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon (Rent/Buy).
24. All The Creatures Were Stirring (2018) – Lacklustre Christmas horror anthology
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 4.1/10
- 🎬 Director: David Ian McKendry, Rebekah McKendry
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Anthology Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Horribly uneven and difficult to recommend.
Watch for the first two segments, then grab your phone and browse the net for the last three.
Why It Made The List: The connecting story might be the worst part of the entire movie. While two stories are definitely worth a watch (especially the office Secret Santa), the final three stories are legitimately bad with not a single one giving a reason to stick it out to the end.
Featuring five stories all connected by an awkward couple spending a first date at a bizarre community theatre. Check out our full review of All The Creatures Were Stirring right here.
Where to Watch: Shudder, Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
23. Black Christmas (2006) – Not the worst remake but not good either
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 4.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Glen Morgan
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Utterly awful slasher that fails the original.
Staying true to the slasher beginnings but never managing to do much to hold a viewer’s attention.
Why It Made The List: Billy’s anonymity is what made him so scary, so expanding on the backstory never needed to happen. It’s something of a surprise that a movie with some serious slasher cred is so utterly awful.
Sorority sisters find themselves at the mercy of maniacal, bright yellow (yes, literally) killer Billy. It’s a modern slasher version of the holiday classic with a ton of pointless backstory. Most of us will want to keep the attic window firmly locked so that we never have to experience Black Christmas again. Check out our full review of Black Christmas (2006) right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Pluto TV, Amazon.
22. Jack Frost (1997) – Cult classic so-bad-it’s-good Christmas slasher
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 4.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Michael Cooney
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: Tried too hard to be a cult classic.
It felt like it was trying way too hard to be bad, clearly aware of the market it was targeting.
Why It Made The List: It is a cult classic, even if it’s for all the wrong reasons. We had to review Jack Frost and include it on the list, didn’t we? It is often considered to be one of the best “So bad it’s good” movies of all time.
The story of a serial killer who dies violently and has his soul transported into that of a snowman before going on a murderous rampage on the town that imprisoned him. Check out our full review of Jack Frost right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
21. Hosts (2020) – Mean spirited and violent movie misses the mark
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 4.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Adam Leader, Richard Oakes
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Home Invasion
The Knockout Verdict: Underdone Christmas turkey.
At its heart, Hosts is just not a very good movie, full of technical issues, a boring story, and marred by a terrible script.
Why It Made The List: It’s perhaps destined to be remembered for one particularly Grinchy, mean-spirited moment of Xmas ultra-violence. It looks better than its budget would suggest and features a brilliant performance by Samantha Loxley.
A family’s Christmas is ruined by two neighbours they invited to join them for dinner. Hosts needed a lot longer in the oven. Check out our full review of Hosts right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
20. Await Further Instructions (2018) – Weird science fiction come domestic drama
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 4.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Johnny Kevorkian
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Sci-Fi Horror
The Knockout Verdict: A frustrating test of patience.
Something of a test of patience when it comes to annoying characters and ridiculous scenarios.
Why It Made The List: Await Further Instructions features a very interesting ending with some striking sci-fi horror visuals. It does feel all the more apt after the events of the past few years, as well.
A family wakes on Christmas to find their house sealed up and the TV giving vague instructions. It’s like a British soap-opera meets a high concept science fiction horror. Check out our full review of Await Further Instructions right here.
Where to Watch: Shudder, Tubi.
19. Silent Night (2012) – Decent enough slasher remake
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Steven Miller
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher Remake
The Knockout Verdict: Solid option for Christmas scares.
Not perfect by any stretch but Silent Night is very entertaining in parts and not at all demanding of the viewer.
Why It Made The List: It has copious amounts of gore, creative kills, and a fair amount of nudity. What’s more, Silent Night is partly based on a true story.
It’s a very loose remake of the 1984 classic Christmas slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night. Cops hunt a killer Santa in a paired slasher remake. Check out our full review of Silent Night right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
18. Mercy Christmas (2017) – Brilliantly fun cannibal Christmas carnage
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.3/10
- 🎬 Director: Ryan Nelson
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Cannibal Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: Pure festive chaos and hilarity.
If you are just looking for something Christmassy to make you chuckle, Mercy Christmas might fit the bill perfectly.
Why It Made The List: It’s incredibly gory, horrifically violent and genuinely makes you laugh. Mercy Christmas plays out like a Hallmark Christmas movie with a sick twist.
Michael Brisket is delighted when he gets the chance to spend Christmas dinner with a beautiful co-worker. Little does he realise, he may be about to end up on the menu himself. This is a side-splittingly funny and ultra-gory cannibal approach to the holidays. I love it. Check out our full review of Mercy Christmas right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video, Pluto TV.
17. Salvage (2009) – Grimy British lockdown horror
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.4/10
- 🎬 Director: Lawrence Gough
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Survival Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Gritty and lifted by its lead.
Lifted by the fantastic performance of Neve McIntosh who brings heaps to this tale of survival in Salvage.
Why It Made The List: Us Brits don’t exactly have a ton to offer in the Christmas horror department so Salvage deserves a mention. It’s gritty, low budget, and fairly uneven but there’s bags of promise here.
British horror movie Salvage follows the story of a mum searching for her daughter after something other-worldly invades their housing estate. This movie was actually filmed on the old estate from soap opera Brookside. Interesting little tidbit of information if you thought it looked familiar. Check out our full review of Salvage right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi.
16. Red Snow (2021) – Quirky Vampire romance set at Christmas
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.4/10
- 🎬 Director: Sean Nichols Lynch
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Vampire Horror Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: Easy to watch vampire rom-com.
Olivia makes it quite easy to buy into the rather farcical plot of Red Snow. It’s silly and definitely worth a watch.
Why It Made The List: Dennice Cisneros does a great job of bringing the laughs to Red Snow. It appeals to fans of romance, comedy, and horror with a less gritty edge. Oh and fans of vampires, I guess.
Following the story of a struggling novelist having to defend herself from real life vampires in her Lake Tahoe cabin. It’s silly and it certainly won’t be for everyone, but a lot of people are sure to love it. Red Snow is definitely worth a watch. The Christmas themes feel like more of a setting than anything so do keep that in mind. Check out our full review of Red Snow right here.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, Tubi.
15. A Christmas Horror Story (2015) – Enjoyable festive anthology horror
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Various
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Anthology
The Knockout Verdict: Entertaining variety of festive frights.
An entertaining movie that is worth checking out for some Christmas horror variety in A Christmas Horror Story.
Why It Made The List: Seeing Santa hacking apart waves of the undead in A Christmas Horror Story is glorious, gory fun. An egg-nogged up Billy Shatner hosting a radio show in between a series of spooky Christmas horror tales is right up there with tinsel for me.
A Christmas Horror Story is an anthology featuring a few horror stories ranging from tales of a possessed girl, Krampus on the hunt, changelings, and even Santa vs. Zombie elves. Check out our full review of A Christmas Horror Story right here.
Where to Watch: AMC+, Shudder, Tubi.
14. Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984) – One of the original Santa Slashers
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.8/10
- 🎬 Director: Charles E. Sellier Jr.
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher Classic
The Knockout Verdict: Absolute magnet for controversy.
Silent Night, Deadly Night is a laugh-a-minute slasher romp that deserves to be dragged out every December.
Why It Made The List: One of the original Christmas horror movies. Time has aged Silent Night, Deadly Night so it’s not as controversial as it once was but it is still a genuinely fun 80’s slasher full of gore and violence. It actually has way more backstory about Billy than you might think. It almost makes him sympathetic until… Well, you know… The killing.
Back when he was a child, little Billy witnessed his parents being murdered by a twisted man in a Santa costume. Ever since, he has been viciously opposed to anything Christmas. After managing to get his life on track, he sees something that brings out his murderous side, sending him on a festive rampage the likes of which would make Krampus blush. Check out our full review of Silent Night, Deadly Night right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, The Roku Channel.
13. P2 (2007) – Cat-and-mouse thriller fun
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 5.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Franck Khalfoun
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Thriller
The Knockout Verdict: High octane garage thriller.
P2 is far more enjoyable than critic reviews suggest. It suits a viewer that doesn’t ask too much and absolutely loves either cat-and-mouse chase scenes or very low cut dresses.
Why It Made The List: Uneven, sometimes lacking in thrills, but more than making up for it in copious amounts of cleavage. In the barren world of Christmas horror, P2 is worth checking out. We have watched it a lot and enjoyed it every time
A lonely man spending Christmas alone decides to kidnap some company for himself in the form of a voluptuous business woman on the way home for Christmas played by Rachel Nichols. Check out our full review of P2 right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video, Freevee.
12. The Children (2008) – Kids go mental over the holidays
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.0/10
- 🎬 Director: Tom Shankland
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Killer Kids
The Knockout Verdict: Smug joy for non-parents.
The Children offers a few thrills and a fair amount of spills too. It plays out like a snowier version of Children of the Corn.
Why It Made The List: Us kid-free folks get to sit smugly in the knowledge that what happens in The Children will never happen to us. It sees a group of kids going absolutely bonkers spreading Christmas fear. One scene features a particularly nasty compound fracture that’s definitely going to make you wince.
Murderous little shits ruin the holidays for the adults. Check out our full review of The Children right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Pluto TV, Plex.
11. The Lodge (2019) – Disturbing psychological study in grief and childhood trauma
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.0/10
- 🎬 Director: Severin Fiala, Veronika Franz
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Psychological Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Grim and extremely moody.
The Lodge puts a more mature twist on the old Christmas horror formula. Definitely worth a look if you are desiring something different. It is one of those quintessential anti-Christmas films.
Why It Made The List: It often feels like an Ari Aster movie for its desire to shock the viewer. The Lodge features a fantastic performance by Riley Keough in a complex role and it’s going to leave you feeling extremely depressed.
A woman snowed in with her new, grief-stricken, step-children starts to mentally unravel as the trauma of her past comes back to the surface. It’s a seriously disturbing tale of grief and mental illness. Check out our full review of The Lodge right here.
Where to Watch: Max, Hulu.
10. Krampus (2015) – Family festive frights
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.2/10
- 🎬 Director: Michael Dougherty
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Fantasy Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Fun for the entire family.
Krampus is great fun and feels old fashioned in its approach to scares; featuring tons of laughs and fantastic imagery.
Why It Made The List: This movie feels like something of a Gremlins for the modern era. Krampus wants to bring a little bit of Christmas jeer to your living rooms. The fun special effects and fairly light scares should keep everyone on the edge of their seats.
An extended family who less that willing to play nice with each other over Christmas is visited by the goat-hoofed bringer of coal and, in this case, terror. Check out our full review of Krampus right here.
Where to Watch: Peacock.
9. The Advent Calendar (2021) – Delightfully dark French horror
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.3/10
- 🎬 Director: Patrick Ridremont
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Supernatural Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Grim, moody, and ultra tense.
The Advent Calendar is a slow moving and ultra tense film that makes you think while managing to be unsettling. A great option for people wanting to get away from the saccharine nature of the festive season.
Why It Made The List: Excellent performances deserve special mention. Every single door in The Advent Calendar reveals something even more sinister and foreboding.
The Advent Calendar is an interesting French Christmas Horror movie. Following the story of a paraplegic woman called Eva. The former dancer’s world is, once again, turned upside down after she is given an Advent Calendar that promises to make her dreams come true. As long as she eats every last one of the chocolates and opens each door. Check out our full review of The Advent Calendar right here.
Where to Watch: Shudder, AMC+.
8. Better Watch Out (2016) – Home invasion festive fun with a sting in the tail
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Chris Peckover
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Slasher Thriller
The Knockout Verdict: Truly brilliant plot twist.
Violent, hilarious, and very unexpected thanks to the master-class plot twist in Better Watch Out. An annual watch for us in the Knockout Horror household.
Why It Made The List: It features a genuinely detestable villain. One particular scene in Better Watch Out completely re-frames Home Alone in a brutal way. It’s funny, mean-spirited, and a ton of fun.
Babysitter Ashley defends her ward from home invaders – or does she? Check out our full review of Better Watch Out right here.
Where to Watch: Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, Tubi.
7. Dead End (2003) – Mind boggling road trip horror
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.5/10
- 🎬 Director: Jean-Baptiste Andrea
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Surreal Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Criminally underrated classic.
The Lynchian trippiness and unexpected ending makes for a horror film like no other. Dead End is brilliant stuff and feels like a Christmas version of The Twilight Zone.
Why It Made The List: It actually pains me to see that Dead End still goes under people’s radars. Featuring brilliant performances from Ray Wise and Lin Shaye.
One of my absolute favourite Christmas horror movies and just a fantastic film in its own right. It actually pains me to see that this movie still goes under people’s radars. Dead End is a criminally underrated movie about a family taking a road trip to the in law’s house for Christmas. After narrowly avoiding a horrible accident, the family begin experiencing strange events as they are unable to retrace their steps back to the main road. Check out our full review of Dead End right here.
Where to Watch: Tubi, Amazon Prime Video.
6. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010) – The anti-Christmas version of Santa
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.6/10
- 🎬 Director: Jalmari Helander
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Fantasy Horror
The Knockout Verdict: The ultimate Anti-Christmas movie.
Genuinely unsettling, often hilarious, and completely effective in its depiction of Saint Nick in Rare Exports.
Why It Made The List: The second you realise the townsfolk are chomping down on Rudolph you know what you are in for with Rare Exports. It’s the anti-Christmas film designed purely to upend your idea of the festive season and Santa himself. This is essential horror viewing for anyone sick of Christmas.
A young boy encounters an entirely more twisted version of Santa Claus dug up from the ancient snow covered landscape. Check out our full review of Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale right here.
Where to Watch: Hulu, Tubi, Freevee.
5. Inside (2007) – Bloody New French Extremity Christmas shocker
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.7/10
- 🎬 Director: Alexandre Bustillo, Julien Maury
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: New French Extremity
The Knockout Verdict: Quintessential holiday bloodletting.
A movie that pulls no punches when it comes to gore, violence, and straight up carnage. Inside is a relentless nightmare that is both taboo shattering and seriously disturbing.
Why It Made The List: Beatrice Dalle is fearsome as a terrifying Christmas Eve home invader. Inside is the perfect movie when you are sick to the back teeth of Christmas carols.
It wouldn’t be Christmas without turkey, gifts, and a maniacal French woman attempting to cut the still living fetus out of another woman. Inside is one of the most notorious movies in the New French Extremity era of horror that took the world by storm in the 2000s. Our protagonist is already hating every second of the holiday season after losing her husband in a car accident only for La Femme to come along and turn it into a living nightmare. Check out our full review of Inside right here.
Where to Watch: The Roku Channel, Amazon (Rent).
4. Scrooged (1988) – An even darker take on the Dickens’ classic
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 6.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Richard Donner
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Horror Comedy
The Knockout Verdict: Essential adult Christmas viewing.
I know, it’s not horror but it’s going on the list anyways. It’s hilarious, Bill Murray is fantastic in Scrooged, and Carol Kane is just a joy to behold.
Why It Made The List: What’s not scary about a cruel miser being visited by three ghosts in Scrooged? Murray is fantastic in this adult version of the tale.
A high-strung TV executive is haunted by three spirits. Check out our full review of Scrooged right here.
Where to Watch: Paramount+, Amazon Prime Video.
3. Black Christmas (1974) – The best festive slasher
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 7.1/10
- 🎬 Director: Bob Clark
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Proto-Slasher
The Knockout Verdict: Still effective must-watch classic.
Brooding and featuring incredibly effective horror imagery. Black Christmas basically started the slasher genre and still stands as one of the greatest Christmas horror movies of all time.
Why It Made The List: This is one of the movies that started my love of horror. Black Christmas created many of the slasher genre tropes while constructing a killer that seemed demented. Even the protagonists stand up as being far more developed than any that would follow for years after.
The proto-slasher follows the story of a group of sorority sisters being violently murdered, one by one, by a mysterious serial killer. Slow moving, brooding and featuring some incredibly effective horror imagery. This is one of the movies that basically started the slasher genre. We put Black Christmas on every year while we decorate the tree. Check out our full review of Black Christmas (1974) right here.
Where to Watch: Shudder, AMC+, Tubi, Peacock, Amazon.
2. Gremlins (1984) – Family friendly holiday classic
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 7.3/10
- 🎬 Director: Joe Dante
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Creature Feature
The Knockout Verdict: Iconic family horror film that stands up beautifully.
Featuring some genuinely hilarious moments and some legitimately effective scares. Gremlins is an iconic horror classic that’s fun for most of the family.
Why It Made The List: Joe Dante’s Christmas classic is essential viewing. Gremlins would be in everyone’s lists of the greatest Christmas movies of all time. It holds up to annual festive viewing.
Gremlins follows the story of a young man who receives a pet Mogwai for Christmas and completely fails to follow a few simple rules of ownership. This spawns a whole army of Gremlins that take over the town and wreak havoc on the residents. Check out our full review of Gremlins right here.
Where to Watch: Max, Amazon (Rent).
1. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) – The perfect festive gateway movie
- ⭐ IMDb Score: 7.9/10
- 🎬 Director: Henry Selick
- 🔪 Sub-Genre: Musical Horror
The Knockout Verdict: Stop-motion masterpiece.
I don’t care how old you are, it’s impossible not to love The Nightmare Before Christmas. It’s perfect gateway-horror for young kids and still has plenty to keep adults entertained.
Why It Made The List: The beloved story of the king of Halloween town has become an absolute Xmas viewing essential. The Nightmare Before Christmas features fantastic songs, immaculate animation, brilliant characters, and a talented voice cast.
Based on a poem by Tim Burton, The Nightmare Before Christmas follows the beloved story of the king of Halloween town stealing Christmas. It’s a perfectly fitting movie to watch on Halloween as a way to kick the holiday season off right. We actually do this in my house every single year and it’s the entire reason it was featured on the first day of our Awful Advent feature. Check out our full review of The Nightmare Before Christmas right here.
Where to Watch: Disney+, Amazon (Rent).
Time to Un-Deck the Halls
Well, there you have it. A sleigh ride through some of the very best and the absolute worst that the Christmas horror sub-genre has to offer. I enjoyed checking these movies out… Well, for the most part anyway. Thanks so much for hanging out with us at Knockout Horror. Grab a mince pie and have a killer Christmas!
Quick Picks: The Best of the Best
The Absolute Essential: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
I don’t care how old you are, it’s impossible not to love this stop-motion masterpiece. It is the definitive holiday crossover and a bonafide essential for kicking off the festive season right.
The Best Slasher: Black Christmas (1974)
This is the movie that basically started the slasher genre. It is brooding, effective, and features a truly demented killer. If you only watch one “scary” Santa-adjacent film this year, make it this one.
The Best “Anti-Christmas” Choice: Inside (2007)
If you are sick to the back teeth of forced festive cheer, this New French Extremity nightmare is the perfect remedy. It pulls no punches with bloodletting and straight-up carnage.
The Funniest Fright: Mercy Christmas (2017)
I laughed like an idiot all the way through this one. It balances being incredibly gory with being genuinely funny, playing out like a Hallmark movie with a sick, cannibalistic twist.
The Underrated Gem: Dead End (2003)
It actually pains me to see that Dead End still goes under people’s radars. It is a Lynchian, trippy road trip that works perfectly within the claustrophobic confines of a family car.
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