The Last Christmas

When a little girl tries to "capture" Santa on Christmas Eve, to prove the naysayers, who have been bullying her, wrong. She might have accidentally killed him.

So she wakes up her sister to help hide the evidence.

To make for a delightfully twisted holiday horror short!

What makes this film really stand out...is the writing.

Not only does it have a clever plot...it also has some incredibly witty dialogue...that's sure to have you laughing.

The two young actresses do a great job with their delivery as well.

And the special effects are really well done.

There's really nothing not to love about it!

Because, for a low budget, independent, short film...it really hits the mark.

Making this one Christmas horror comedy you are not going to want to miss.

These creators definitely deserve a shot at making a feature film, if you ask me.

Because this is, not only, wonderfully entertaining...but has a bit of a dark edge, in a wholesome kind of way.

7 out of 10.

Santa visits everyone's house on Christmas Eve delivering presents. What could possibly go wrong? This is the tale of the house Santa should have skipped. A well made mini movie with well-written characters and particularly good performances by two young actresses.

A generous subject and a dark perspective about one of the great moments of year for so many kids. A terrible accident and the honest, simple desire of an eight years old age to proof the reality of Santa , her older sister, in the worst situation and Santa, just himself , after a not so pleasant experience.

All seems clear, the dialogue of siblings is just cool but the apparences are more complicated than you expect.

The result, a smart crafted short horror about facts, intentions, desires and the answer to them.

And, sure, few serious fists of controverses because the film is part of long chain of not very polite movies defying the consacrated image of good Santa Claus.

But the dialogue and the twist are just profound inspired. So, a dark story about the most expected visit of year.

This has me roaring laugh as it all went wrong. The two actors were excellent, they had such a great repour between them. The young lass was exceptionally funny in the delivery of her lines. The humour and banter between the two fee natural and has such comedic value without it being cringe!

Most short films like these tend to have issues with colour grading, but not this film! The lighting and the camera angles are perfect!

The ending though, I am so curious what would happen next.

It is an excellent watch and I look forward to showing it to my kid, he will love this.

Thank you so much to the whole team for producing this!