Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great 4k transfer movie is a lot of fun the naughty cut didn’t really notice a lot of difference between the pg13 version and this cut well I say this is the better version transfer is way better so this is a must

Krampus is the movie that makes you not want to be naughty, or else! Scary, with a good storyline. Don't watch it alone!

Very good, have to see it again. What a tale to see in the movie. Watch it!

Very funny movie great special effects. Loved the scenes with the gingerbread men.

This movie would be great for the holiday season..

A nice upgrade from the standard Blu-Ray. Includes a quality Atmos audio mix and a great, if a bit subtle, Dolby Vision implementation. The only new features are interviews with the director, cast, and crew. The movie itself is a fun holiday horror film that the entire family can enjoy. It isn't too horrific for kids at the same time being just scary enough to please everyone else. Just don't expect a radically different cut here. It is very similar to my memory of the original cut, maybe with a few swears added here and there.

Great film, great presentation! I saw this on streaming, and decided to get the 4K UHD disc version. This is a surprisingly fun, nasty little horror movie that is perfect for dark, cold winter nights.

This is my go to Christmas horror movie!! I love all the extras on this cut and it looks great in 4k

Fun clarity to a Christmas story many people don't know about. Creepy take on a Christmas story.

I honestly don't remember what I expected from this originally. I saw comedians and thought it would be a riot, but then it was kinda dark, but then not dark enough to not make it a family film. It walks a lot of lines and for that I appreciate it as a fun holiday movie.

Loved the original and this one is better quality and more content, highly recommend for Xmas Horror fun

This is quickly becoming our new go to movie for the holidays. Sure....it's about the evil alternate Santa named Krampus, but the movie is filled with quirky humor, homicidal gingerbread men, and the strained extended family dynamic you expect around the holidays.

If you want a mixture of Christmas Vacation and Gremlins you've found your movie. They did a great job casting mostly comedic actors because they make what could have been a heavy movie seem just flat out ridiculous. Well worth a watch every Christmas season.

Great christmas movie for the family to sit around and enjoy during the holidays

Absolutely loved this film, much like the same crew's work on another holiday-themed horror film (with tongue planted firmly in cheek,) Trick R Treat. If you've seen the aforementioned Trick R Treat, you know what to expect tonaly- there's genuine creepiness, and for each instance, there's also some laughs, often of the same instance in question. In Krampus, we're introduced to Adam Scott and his family, who have an outward happiness, even if there's unhappiness just beneath the surface. His brother, played by frequent Will Ferrell collaborator, David Koechner, (playing a pseudo- "Cousin Eddie" of Vacation films role here- while never overreaching to rip-off territory,) comes with his family to spend the holidays, where their mother also lives. Where Scott's family may hide their issues more successfully, his brother's family wear their issues as both badges of honor and suits of armor, and it takes digging to find their happiness buried below. This brings it to something I normally can't stand in films... but is perfect in today's climate; not so subtle political statements. Where Scott is the democrat, Koechner is a gun-loving staunch republican. Like the story itself, it's all done tongue in cheek, and never becomes overbearing; much of what's said and done is for laughs. (Upon a knock on the door, and a present being left on the porch, as they wonder who left it, Koechner quips, "it must have been a Democrat".) If anything, the political message here is one both sides should be able to agree on: when the chips are down, no matter what we believe, we're stronger working together. (If you even choose to follow through on the political clues throughout the film- as stated, this is far from a political movie, and both sides get their share of jokes in the film). Of course, it's Scott's son, bullied by his sports-addicted female cousins, that has a crisis of his yearly letter to Santa. In a fit, he rips it up and the spirit of Krampus is personified, besting the Christmas spirit that he and his grandmother seemed to carry for the entire family. What follows is a great Christmas film; much more one than horror or even comedy. It uses all of the genres it includes to make a great film about Christmas, family, and conflict... while remaining entertaining it's entire running time. And that's what's made Krampus great. You can view it in any way you choose, because each genre it represents, each message it sends is strong enough to watch it as an individual theme, or to just sit down and take it all in. There's very little letdown here, with my only complaint being a lack of screen time... or screen time of impressiveness of the title character. When Krampus is seen, he's an impressive figure, but I wanted to see more- particularly because it wears a Santa mask that's never removed. As impressive as the rest of the creature is, I would have loved to see what the FX crew had dreamed up as its true face. While I selected 5 stars, Krampus really should be 4 1/2. The minimal usage of Krampus was enough to leave me that 1/2 star disappointed. I know what I'll be watching this Christmas!

Great x-mas movie if you're looking for something not quite "hallmark" to switch things up.

Great holiday horror type movie now in 4K for anyone who’s a fan.

My favorite horror Christmas movie. Krampus is fantastic

The item was in Great Condition! Thank You!.......

I purchased this for the digital copy because it was less than buying it on iTunes. The digital copy was for movies anywhere, which works with iTunes once you create an account.