Growing up in the suburbs of Houston, Texas, Stephon (Turell Robins) and Blake Blanton (Kash Jackson) were growing up with a great family, but then in one day, everything went bad. Now the holidays will never be the same, as they're living with Ms. Mary (Shelly Rose). One of the brothers dies and the other becomes Black Santa, who comes to find everyone who abused him twenty five years later.
He ties everyone to a chair and this movie attempts to be the Saw of holiday movies. There's one innocent girl and everyone else is seen in the flashbacks, except some really bad makeup and wigs are used to age everyone.
Let's face it, there's a whole part of the country that is already afraid of Black Santa. He should be coming to their houses and teaching them how wrong they are about how they're fighting the War on Christmas, but that's not the movie that we got. What we do get is a pretty dark and mean-spirited movie that remembers that one of the best Christmas horror movies has brothers dealing with the trauma of the holidays, as Billy and Ricky try to forget that someone in a Santa suit killed their dad and then assaulted and decimated their mother in Silent Night, Deadly Night.
I really think there's a better Black Santa movie that we'll enjoy someday but until then, let's enjoy this one and how committed it is to its brutal story.
He ties everyone to a chair and this movie attempts to be the Saw of holiday movies. There's one innocent girl and everyone else is seen in the flashbacks, except some really bad makeup and wigs are used to age everyone.
Let's face it, there's a whole part of the country that is already afraid of Black Santa. He should be coming to their houses and teaching them how wrong they are about how they're fighting the War on Christmas, but that's not the movie that we got. What we do get is a pretty dark and mean-spirited movie that remembers that one of the best Christmas horror movies has brothers dealing with the trauma of the holidays, as Billy and Ricky try to forget that someone in a Santa suit killed their dad and then assaulted and decimated their mother in Silent Night, Deadly Night.
I really think there's a better Black Santa movie that we'll enjoy someday but until then, let's enjoy this one and how committed it is to its brutal story.
