Is it ever too early to start thinking about Christmas?

Not for us, especially if it involves a psycho in a Santa suit carving up some poor folk.

That’s probably why we’re more than happy to focus on upcoming slasher All Through The House, an 80s throwback that unveiled some images and a new trailer this week.

Here’s the synopsis:

A Christmas-obsessed neighborhood is engulfed with fear when five-year-old Jamie mysteriously vanishes from her home never to be seen again. The missing girl’s house, once a winter wonderland during the holiday season, goes dark as Jamie’s mother, Mrs. Garrett becomes a depressed recluse. The local children, mesmerized by the haunted story, trade scary bedtime rumors about their missing friend, eventually turning the tale into an innocuous neighborhood folklore.

FIFTEEN YEARS LATER, Rachel Kimmel, a 22-year-old college student comes home for Christmas. Her haunted childhood memories of the missing little girl bring her face to face with the creepy Mrs. Garrett. At the same time, the neighborhood is experiencing a rash of holiday horror as a wrathful Santa-Slayer stalks the Christmas decorated streets. The brutal and faceless killer leaves a trail of slaughtered women and castrated men to the front steps of the Garrett house. Rachel soon finds herself in a horrifying nightmare as she discovers the madness behind the mask. The killer’s twisted revelation sends Rachel into shock as she discovers her own sick connection with the Garrett family legacy.

Writer/director Todd Nunes has come up with the project, starring scream queens Jennifer Wenger and Ashley Mary Nunes (not forgetting Movie Ramblings fave Jessica Cameron), among others.

Here’s the trailer:

While here’s some more images:

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Currently in post-production, All Through The House is set for release later this year (obviously!)

 

 

About The Author

Simon Fitzjohn

Simon is a journalism tutor in London, who also just happens to be a movie fanatic, with a craving for the darker side of cinema. He has written two books, one on the horror films of director Bob Clark (2014) and the other on the history of the character Norman Bates (2015). His third book, on the work of British exploitation director Pete Walker, is due in 2017.