Troy Escamilla
as Director
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The horror film Mrs. Claus, starring Brinke Stevens, Helene Udy, Mel Heflin, etc., directed by Troy Escamilla, was released on April 3, 2018 in the United States. It tells the story of A group of college students attending a Christmas party at a sorority house that has a sinister past are stalked by a bloodthirsty killer disguised as Mrs. Claus. This is a Horror film with a runtime of 86 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.5/10 from 763 viewers.
Troy Escamilla
as Director
Brinke Stevens
as Julie Cornell
Helene Udy
as Mrs. Werner
Mel Heflin
as Angela
Kaylee Williams
as Amber
Brandy Specks
as Hannah
Bradley William Smith
as Guy at Party
Daiane Azura
as Sophie
Billy Brannigan
as Kyle
Jace Greenwood
as Tyler
Ryan Poole
as Grant
Ronni Lea
as Alexandra
Hailey Strader
as Danielle
Heather Bounds
as Kayla
Jantel Hope
as Monica
Drew Shotwell
as Jake
Minela Sljoka
as Madison
Johann Yollie Conway Jr.
as Party Goer
Lawrence McKinney
as Charity Santa Claus
Troy Escamilla
as Writer
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
source: Stirring
I wish I never watched this it's so stupid and low budget
The main problem I had with this film was that it took itself a little too seriously, and none of the actors are good enough to carry a film of that nature. When it tried to be funny, it wasn't funny at all, because again the acting is not up to snuff. The writing was also nothing to write home about. The bulk of this film was a bunch of unlikeable "party bro and their girlfriend" characters hanging out and talking at one lame Christmas party. In fact, with about fifteen minutes left in the movie, these characters are STILL sitting around having boring conversations in this room when, you would think, the film had created some sort of tension at this point. Nope. You also get to read all their texts that'll pop up on the screen randomly, which I thought was rather dumb. It gets to be quite a chore to sit through, with a gore murder happening every fifteen minutes or so to liven things up. I do admire the fact they chose to use all practical effects for this film and not any CG garbage. The kills are basic slasher stabbings and slit throats, with none of them standing out in particular. But the blood does flow rather nicely. It still definitely wasn't enough to save the movie for me though. There's some brief topless nudity, and Brinke Stevens shows up as a cop. I will also say the shots right before the opening credits were well done and genuinely creepy. It gave me hope as the movie started up, but unfortunately, it did not get any better than that. Not the worst thing I've ever sat through, but still just another forgettable slasher flick.
Mrs. Claus is an entertaining slasher horror thriller! With an off the wall Christmas theme and story. It's totally low budget and maybe even micro budget -- yet it works. It delivers chills, thrills and gore galore. Not something I'd watch over and over yet it's overall a solid horror thriller. Worth checking out.
It doesn't scaried me at all, I only watched it because it had a high score in IMDB when I watched with very positive comments, now the score is lower around 4 and it is still too high for it. It is very predictible, and it has a terrible script and a terrible story. Don't waste your time unless you have nothing else to do
The new holiday horror hit Written and directed by Troy Escamilla brings us Mrs. Claus! It is a lot of fun and gives us plenty of gore and creative kills ala 80's Slasher style! It's pledge week and the sororities are making there pledges to many things to prove they really want in! Delta Sigma Sigma, has there focus on Angela (Mel Heflin). An Innocent teen who will do anything to gain acceptance. Licking toilet war is bad but what they have in store is truly humiliating. Amber (Kaylee Williams)the head sister really pushes the challenges, but she passes all there tests and welcomed in the sororities. Flash forward to Christmas and everyone is having a great time and the Sorority. But Amber still wants to make sure she is the top girl and doesn't like how comfortable and how popular Angela has become. So when there exchanging gifts, Angela unwraps one that represents a terrible thing from the night of pledges that humiliated her. Angela loses it and that night brutally murders Amber and hangs herself. Now ten years later Ambers sister Danielle (Hailey Strader) joins the same sorority and is questioned about her choice. Now the annual big Christmas party is set to take place. But someone posing as Mrs. Claus is against it and will stop it from happening. Danielle is getting cryptic threatening emails from the poem the "A Vist From St. Nicholas". It's a warning about the up coming Christmas party but goes ignored! Now super hot party girl Sophie (Daiane Azira) is missing and her mom reports it. Her killing is a highlight of the movie and one of the most creative viciously done kills Mrs. Claus executes. Eveverything is just getting weirder and weirder by the moment for Danielle. Then an unexpected visit from Angela's mom (Helene Udy)occurs. She verbally assaults Danielle and leaves! Then walks in scream queen icon (Brinke Stevens) as a bad ass campus officer warning everyone to stay in and cancel Any more party plans. Sophie is still missing And Mrs. Claus is whacking her way through the rest of the cast. Little by little you begin to unravel and figure out who the killer is...but do you really know who it is? Danielle then receives an unexpected visit from Angela's mother, Mrs. Werner and let's just say she is not there to wish Danielle a Merry Christmas. Mrs. Claus is one bad ass mother, that's Slasher her way though the Christmas season. Wow I was really really surprised on how much I liked....no loved this. This is. Slasher lovers dream. There is enough killings and blood for 2 movies. The way the killings are executed and well thought out and so much fun! I was taken back to the Slasher era once again and giggling like a teen! Blood, *, fun dialogue, Blood and so many creative kills. This is top rated and highly advised. To have Brinke Stevens and Helene Udy in one movie in such strong roles was a tribute to them and a reward to all horror fans. To see such icons not just do a cameo but plum roles is a early Christmas gift! Troy Escamilla is 2/2 first with Party Night now Mrs. Claus. Troy is a master of his craft and knows what his particular audience wants and he delivers! He not only films the movie but takes you into the movie with his talent of scaring you and making you feel your part of what is unveiling in front of you. The characters are talented and really deliver. New comer Hailey Strader is very like able and really does well with a complex major role. Hope to see a lot more of her. If you pay attention and take your eyes off off the Character Sophie at the beginning you will notice a poster of Party Night in the background! Now I want to see sequels to both of these....I need more! Merry Christmas and this will help! The movie is available for pre-order through Amazon currently. Director: Troy Escamilla Writer: Troy Escamilla Producer: Troy Escamilla, Derek Huey Stars: Brinke Stevens, Helene Udy, Kaylee Williams, Mel Heflin, Hailey J. Strader, Billy Brannigan, Heather Bounds, Ryan Poo
After getting this movie I really enjoyed it. The cast did a very good job and the fact that Helene Udy and Brinke Stevens had more than a small cameo and were included in the story was great. Good special effects as well.
Sorority sister Amber hazes and abuses the wrong psychotic fat chick and gets killed. Fat chick hangs herself. A decade later Amber's sister joins the same sorority. Someone in a mask does the killing with only one suspect. Brinke Security is on campus. This is your basic slasher. One suspect. The "twist" was hard pressed and an example of bad writing as was the script. I did like the pot scene. Can be passed over until it is on a DVD10-pack. Guide: F-word. Nudity (Daiane Azura)
Why does every turdy diaper kid with daddies $$ think they can make a movie. And why does Amazon put out this CRAP!! 100% DO NOT WATCH
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