Stirring

For a no-budget slasher, Mrs. Claus could be a lot worse than it is. Most of the actors are competent even if all they're given to do is to scream and make small talk in living rooms in between death scenes. The death scenes themselves are executed with a suitable amount of passion and excitement and there are a few surprises that make this one stand out a bit from the other cheap slashers clogging your Amazon feed.

Yes this is like a B rated movie, but I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. I myself love B movies and holiday slashers, but this one was entertaining. The beginning seemed a little messy, but as the movie progressed, the better it got. The kills were bloody and great as well. Most of the acting was pretty decent too. Fans of Brinke Stevens will be pleased to see her playing an officer who is investigating the disappearance of a sorority girl, whose same sorority is under attack by a masked mrs. Claus killer during a small Christmas party. I will say that the killers identity was sort of easy to figure out, but they throw quite a unforeseen twist in towards the end. If you're a fan of B slasher movies, then give this one a shot. I personally enjoyed it, especially some of the bad acting.

Seems I was on the naughty list this year as I had to sit through this movie.

1/10 is generous but it is Christmas

A movie obviously made for very little, but it makes up for it in pure indie spirit and I found it gripping at times and didn't expect the final twist at all. It's always nice to see Brinke Stevens in a slasher movie. There's something really comforting about her presence.

If you want to watch horrible acting and horrible script and horrible kill scenes and an all around horrible movie watch mrs clause. I only give it a 2 instead of a 1 because some of the kill scenes are so bad its funny.

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