To give an idea of how confused this film is, it has three titles. Most sources use "I Believe in Santa Clause," but the opening credits call it "Santa Clause is Coming," and other sources call it "I Met Santa Clause." Christian Gion, the writer/director/producer, has now become my (a fan of terrible movies) latest research project. He seems to be a French version of James Nguyen of "Birdemic" fame, immensely passionate about filmmaking but thoroughly unskilled and poorly funded.
I Believe/I Met/Here Comes Santa Clause is a mess of a film, a conglomeration of poorly written lines delivered poorly, awkward scenes, laughable special effects, and a ridiculous plot. All of which make it a perfect film for riffing by the RiffTrax crew. The film would rate a 1 without them.
I Believe/I Met/Here Comes Santa Clause is a mess of a film, a conglomeration of poorly written lines delivered poorly, awkward scenes, laughable special effects, and a ridiculous plot. All of which make it a perfect film for riffing by the RiffTrax crew. The film would rate a 1 without them.
