Contents
Ringing The Changes: Bob Clark’s Black Christmas
By Stephen Thrower
Christmas Shocking: The Silent Night, Deadly Night Controversy
By Michael Gingold
“Protecting (Not Punishing) Billy”: Gilmer McCormick on Silent Night, Deadly Night
By Lee Gambin
Christmas Evil and the Cultural Myth of the Foolkiller
By Florent Christol
An Interview with Christmas Evil director Lewis Jackson
By Amanda Reyes
“They’re Not Working For Santa Anymore”: An Interview with Elves director Jeff Mandel
By Zach Clark
Christmas Campout: a Q&A with Campfire Tales co-director Paul Talbot
By Eric Zaldivar
It’s The Most Cynical Time of the Year: Christmastime in Horror Anthology Television
By Amanda Reyes
Tales From the Crypt‘s “And All Through the House”: An Interview with Screenwriter Fred Dekker
By Kier-La Janisse
Why the Ghost Story at Christmas?
By Derek Johnston
Terror and Transformation: The Enduring Legacy of A Christmas Carol
By Leslie Hatton
Warnings to the Curious: The BBC’s A Ghost Story for Christmas
By Kier-La Janisse
Robin Redbreast and BBC’s Play for Today: 1970s Folk Horror for Christmas
By Diane A. Rogers
A Hammer Film for Christmas: Cash on Demand
By Kim Newman
“Hello, Dave!”: The Joyful Misanthropy of The League Of Gentlemen Christmas Special
By Owen Williams
Our Best Tree Ever: When Experimentalists Tackle Yuletide Terror
By Caelum Vatnsdal
Santa Brought a Syringe: Robert Morin’s Petit Pow! Pow! Noël
By Ralph Elawani
All I Want for Christmas is You: Franck Khalfoun’s P2
By Alexandra West
Silent Night, Holy S*#t: Holy Terror and the Dark Side of the Nativity
By David Canfield
Won’t Someone Think of The Children?
By Andrea Subissati
An Interview with Alain Lalanne, the child hero of René Manzor’s 3615: Code Pere Noël
By Federico Caddeo (translated by Lee Paula Springer)
Santa Vs. Satan: How Santa Conquered Hell and Mars to Create Holiday Horror
By Zack Carlson
Surviving the Yuletide Season: Alcohol, Physical Affliction and Murder Down Under in The Evil Touch
By Andrew Nette
Apocalypse Sinterklaas: Santa Claus’ Horror Roots in European Folklore
By David Bertrand
Horns for the Holidays: The Krampus Conquers North American Horror Films
Paul Corupe
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