Review of Krampus

Krampus (I) (2015)
7/10
The Dark Magic of Christmas
3 January 2024
"Krampus" (2015) emerges as a unique work by mixing Christmas horror with fantastic elements, revealing itself to be one of the most creative and well-executed approaches to this theme in contemporary cinema.

The film skillfully incorporates a children's appeal by adding doses of humor at various moments, choosing to avoid graphic presentations of deaths or disturbing content. The script, in turn, carries out a solid construction of the family drama, developing the relationships between the characters masterfully, supported by excellent performances from the entire cast. The choice of blue photography, in contrast to the design of the monsters, including the iconic villain Krampus, reveals careful visual work that captivates the viewer. The production also stands out for constructing one of the most notable Christmas themes in horror cinema, dedicating itself with care to the creation of scenarios, festive references and, mainly, the Christmas message, consolidating the film as a reference in the proposal.

The ending of "Krampus" is marked by boldness and surprise. Although the childish tone prevails, the balance in the direction is evident, which seeks to please both the adult audience with moments of horror and ensure a memorable experience as a whole.
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