Silent Night

In a small Midwestern town preparing for its annual Christmas Eve parade, a killer dressed as Santa Claus targets individuals he deems naughty. Sheriff Cooper and Deputy Aubrey Bradimore attempt to track the murderer, but the task is complicated by the large number of people wearing Santa suits throughout the city. This horror-comedy remake follows the law enforcement duo as they try to stop the massacre during the holiday celebrations.

Directed by Steven C. Miller, this was the first film in a series of works that includes Extraction and Under Fire. The movie features a cast including Malcolm McDowell as Sheriff Cooper, Jaime King as Aubrey Bradimore, and Donal Logue as Santa Jim. Produced by The Genre Co., Buffalo Gal Pictures, and Ember Productions, the film was a joint effort between Canada and the United States. It was made with a budget of 5 million USD.

The film has received mixed responses from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.3/10 based on 11,000 votes, while on TMDB, the rating is 5.2/10 from 338 votes.