Funny film by a new director. There's no need to wait for a super-production, because it's been made with few resources, but very well taken advantage of.
The visual effects, when they appear, are quite good, except on one occasion at the end.
The protagonists, taking away someone who is a little sad, are the kind that when you've been in the movie for ten minutes, you're wishing that "whatever it is" ends up with them in the most frightening way you can imagine and then put a medal for the good work.
In short: The first work of a new director, entertains, has a good time and has had the great success that the end does not bitter the feeling left by the rest of the film, as happens in others supposedly better. Enjoy it.
Review of Christmas Presence
