Limited Edition Art Print Celebrates Christmas Evil
John Squires
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This past Tuesday saw the Blu-ray release of 1980’s Christmas Evil, which beat Silent Night, Deadly Night to the punch when it comes to killer Santa films. A glimpse into the mind of a man who truly believes he is Santa, Christmas Evil is one of the best of the best when it comes to holiday horrors, and I highly recommend you check it out.
In celebration of the Blu-ray release, and the holiday season, I’ve partnered up with Horror Decor on a limited edition Christmas Evil art print, featuring an absolutely beautiful piece of art from Richard Wells. Wells had actually whipped up the art last year, and as soon as I laid eyes on it, I knew I had to find a way to make it available to fans of the film.
Measuring 11″x17″, the art is printed on #120 coated silk heavy-stock paper, and each print comes protected in a rigid vinyl sleeve. Only 50 are available, selling for $15 each.
Grab yours over on Horror Decor while supplies last, and be sure to browse around and take a peek at their full 2014 holiday collection!
In Christmas Evil, Harry Stradling wants to embody the pure Santa Claus that he grew up loving. He works at a toy factory and keeps records of who’s been naughty and nice, but the spirit of Christmas isn’t what it used to be and he can’t take it. So, garbed in his red suit, Harry decides that the only thing he can do is to become Santa himself and make all of the naughty townspeople pay… in blood.
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