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As a German, I cannot tell you how shocked I was that they not only hired an actual German speaker to play the Grandma instead of some random American who learned her lines phonetically - but an Austrian. Someone from the region that actually celebrates Krampus Night. Not only does she speak real German, she speaks it with the appropriate accent for a Krampus story, a detail absolutely no American watcher is going to appreciate. :D
I was thinking the same. Always bugs me a little when you can so clearly hear that the person learned their lines phonetically, especially for languages that are spoken natively by so many people living in the U.S. This level of detail, the right regional accent, is very cool and shows a of respect for the project and its source material
America is the most diverse country in the world by a lot when it comes to nationality, religion, race and culture. It is very very very common to have foreigners in American cinema to portray characters authentically. It is very very very common in foreign films to have characters portrayed by people who are not authentic so you have zero knowledge or understanding of American cinema or cinema anywhere for that matter. Maybe you should look at your own countries and others horrible movies before implying blatant lies about Americas. The majority of movies in america that don’t portray certain people correctly are usually foreign controlled movies in America or very low budget films that can’t afford it.
@@BabodookyInYourFace So you're telling me Hollywood does not have a history of having non Americans played by English speaking actors with bad accents or phonetically learned lines? That's seriously the hill you're planning to die on?
Oh fun fact: the voices of the 3 Gingerbread Men who attacked Howard in the kitchen are voiced by Seth Green, Breehn Burns and Justin Roiland. They're named Lumpy, Dumpy and Clumpy. Didn't know this until much later!
Little Krampus fun fact he originates from German folklore and in the past parents would tell their children that if they misbehaved and never straightened their a**es out they'd get a visit from Krampus instead of Santa and if i remember correctly in the folklore Krampus carries a sack that he stuffs bad children into and he also carries a bundle of switches
In germany this is what they tell children to keep them in line they have a parade every year hundreds of people dressed as Krampus to them is real gotta love other peoples views on holidays Lol
Krampus is such a good time from start to finish. While some of the characters are straight up horrible assholes, I still find them rather entertaining and funny at times. I still do not understand why none of the adults stopped the girls from reading Max's letter to Santa. It wasn't even a bad letter by any means and Max just wanted it to be like how it was before. I liked the messages the movie gave. It's basically about not giving up on not just the spirit of the holiday but also not losing hope in general. Loved the animation style of Omi's flashback. That was a really bleak scene but it made it all the more real and believable. I also loved the design of Krampus and his "helpers." They all looked really cool and creepy. The Jack in the Box one was wild. I also really love the musical score as well. A nice touch on traditional Xmas and classical music but balanced out with some truly wonderfully sublime orchestral horror parts added. It reminded me of Trick r Treat, Aliens, Hellraiser and Drag Me to Hell. You can feel the strong elements of Christopher Young, James Horner and Elliot Goldenthal there.
Seriously when I first watched this, just watching a table full of people stare while one girl bullied her cousin was infuriating in an unrealistic way. It's like the latest season of Stranger Things were Eleven gets bullied at the roller rink for like a full 2 minutes and none of her friends tries to help her.
@@DenizeBorges-rz9uf True. And we are not even that religious and yes, there are queues at the butcher's these days 😉 but THIS? Awful. And some of these people are trying to teach us about values....
@@susivarga7303 this is super exaggerated and not that deep😂the movie made it seem like it’s this crazy but really it’s just not, maybe Black Friday, but Christmas it’s either all the stuff is gone because everything is bought and now I have to go to multiple stores, or I already have all my stuff but now the line is like 20 minutes long. Plus the time spent wrapping all the gifts (this applies if you have lots of gifts for lots of people)
Even the same composer who did Trick r Treat also did the musical score for Krampus as well. At times, you can feel and hear the similarities between the two!
fun fact, his next directing gig after this was Godzilla: king of the monsters. thats a hell of a jump. lol but fits considering the director of Godzilla 2014 was gareth edwards, who's previous film had been the indie monster film "monsters".
To me, this movie feels like the younger sibling of Violent Night. They are both adjacent in many ways. They both absolutely revel in their references and homage to Christmas classics past. Violent Night mostly pulls from Die Hard, and Krampus I believe is akin to Gremlins. I believe they walk a thin line between loving homage and being straight up derivative, but movies like this really do take me back. From the practical creatures in Krampus to the bloody action of Violent Night, and all around mischievous black humor in both, they are just a ton of fun.
One of my favorite shows (other than Sons) is Grimm. They did a Krampus episode that was great. Whenever I am at a store, and I see kids misbehaving I always think of dressing up like Krampus and saying, "You've been naughty."
Sorry for the spams but one last thing to note: most reactors are kind of confused on the ending. Allow me to explain. Max, the person who made the wish, repented in the end. Because of this, Krampus allowed him ad his family to live but will be closely watched from now on. Which is why you saw those snow globes with those different families. The reason why Omi's family was taken was because she or them for that matter, never apologized/repented for losing hope and faith that caused her family to be taken to the underworld. While he does indeed punish bad or misbehaving children, Krampus does gives second chances. In other words, its kind of like how they say if you repent in a religion such as Christianity, your sins will be forgiven. Kind of same thing here more or less. Hope that will clear up any confusions!
You two had me cracking up this reaction! Not the gumdrop buttons! I LOVE Krampus, it is such an underrated Xmas movie. I feel like its funny enough to watch year round, but I especially love watching it during Xmas time. It's a dark comedy-fantasy movie, more than a horror, it just has horror elements. Krampus is a real thing celebrated in Europe actually, people dress up as Krampus to scare all the kids. I assume Omi grew up during world war 2 most likely; and most survivors of war carry that trauma which was probably why she didn't speak about it for years. The animation during her story was really beautiful. It's def not meant to be taken seriously so I'm glad you two enjoyed it! and yes Steven the ending was that Krampus gave them a second chance but it always watching in case they ever forget, he will come...
I have a movie recommendation for you to react to: EXISTS (2014), a little-known horror in the Found Footage style, but from the same director as The Blair Witch Project, it has sinister, surprising moments and great practical effects, you'll like it
So, the director of the film, Michael Dougherty (trick or treat, godzilla: king of the monsters) said the ending was a metaphor. They weren't actually trapped, but it was meant to show that krampus would be watching them (and all the other globes were other families he was watching). and he gave them the bell as a reminder. I personally love this film. I've always been a fan of family horror, films like this, gremlins, something wicked this way comes, dark crystal, etc. the genre had been big in the 80's, but became a lost art. I had hoped this would kick start a new wave of such films, but sadly it didn't. still, its amazing considering the film only had a $15m budget, what they were able to accomplish. the creature effects are phenomenal, and the animated sequence showing the past was awesome. BTW, that flying thing was meant to be a mutated version of the angel from the top of the tree.
I love how they ended the movie ambiguously. I came out of it thinking it was a “Krampus is always watchinnnnng” ending. But my friend came out of it thinking they were trapped in the workshop. Neither of us considered the other point of view. I like that it leaves it with the audience for interpretation. Makes for more fun discussion.
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Fun fact: while a lot of the movements of the ‘villains’ were CGI, they still used practical effects for most of them. Krampus himself was actually a man in a costume when not moving around too much.
This was a great reaction to a weird ass movie. I like to think of the snow globe as a sort of path, a portal, for the Krampus to enter the world of whoever invoked him. That way I see the film having a happy ending, in the same vein as A Christmas Carol. That world has been reset and lessons learned, Christmas spirit regained. But then I'm just a sentimentalist and a lover of all things Christmas! Merry Christmas!
I genuinely love this movie so much! It wasn't what I expected it to be, but like you said, once you realise what kind of movie it is and just go with it, it's just so much fun. And it was so much fun to see you guys just go with it, too. 😆
Thank you so much for being a genuine as you both are with your 100% real reactions! My wife and I watch a couple reactions at night with you guys, season 2 of The Witcher now! TOSS A COIN!
Krampus is a real concept in some parts of Germany, and likely originated in pre-Christian folklore. If you look at 1800s and 1900s German Krampus postcards, they range from cute to hilarious to nightmare fuel.
That you two were smiling throughout the movie made me really happy. That was my reaction, too, and I can't tell you how ecstatic I was when I saw the trailer.
One moment that infuriated me so much that it almost took me out of it completely is when they all just stand there staring at the cousin reading the note at the dinner table. I understand the shitty parents kind of enjoying watching the bullying, but neither the sister nor the protagonist's parents did or said anything to stop it? That's up there who that scene in the latest season of Stranger Things where that group of kids bullies Eleven for like a full minute and a half while all her friends watch in horror but don't move an inch
Love how ambiguous the ending is. One may interpret it that they really are stuck in the snow globe and stuck in Hell or Krampus did give Max a second chance but left the bell to remind them to never lose hope and he's always watching.
The prequel graphic novel Krampus: Shadow of Saint Nicholas revealed that anyone spared by Krampus will be kept on surveillance by him through their respective snow globes in his underworld lair in the mountains of Central Europe to make sure they never lose their Christmas spirit again.
She’s talking about the famous David Bowie movie 🍿 Labyrinth 1986 when David Bowie was Alive and Young and he played Jareth the goblin 😈 king 🤴 Nikki saw that movie 🍿 when she was a child back in the 90s and it is still one ☝ of my favorite 😍 movies 🍿 ever I love ❤ the ballroom scene 🎬 the most and I fucking Love ❤ Jareth I would sell my soul to Satan to be with Jareth in his magic 🪄 castle 🏰 and go to his lavish parties 🎉 and dance 💃🏼 with him and marry him and give him a beautiful 😍 and healthy baby boy 👦 and live happily together forever ♾ I would do the exact same thing with all of my favorite 😍 male characters in Disney and Anime and non/Disney and dreamworks and all the popular male characters from all the popular cartoon series that boys and girls love ❤
There’s 2 things I think we can all agree on regarding this film, Krampus. 1, it’s hilariously funny & 2, it’s better than all the Star Wars films. You’re welcome.
I feel like you guys are at the point where you have seen too many shows and movies to enjoy a simple movie anymore. It shows when you compare every single thing to other movies.
This is one of the only movies I've enjoyed that I didn't actually like any of the characters. Everybody was either too passive or annoying for my taste but the tone of the movie and I suppose the monster designs and look of the sets really do it for me.
Movies like these - where the people are being captured instead of killed - always freak me out way more. Scary stories to tell in the dark did the same and I absolutely hated (in a good way) the scary scenes.
Just so you two know krampus is like the side kick of saint Nicholas except he doesn't go around with Nick he just goes around doing he's own punishing the naughty thing
I always took the ending as how santa knows everything krampus is always watching so all yhe snow globes are all hes keeping tabs on them not them necessarily being trapped but thats jus my opinion i have no idea the true meaning
Absolutely love this movie it's one of my favorite Christmas movies loved your reactions to it but the is one thing that I can't get past and that is Steven has never seen Labyrinth so I beg you please do a reaction to it I know it's not a holiday movie but please I think he would like it
What a shame you only seem able to reference this film via other naff fare. I found this to be a highly inventive horror comedy with just the right level of both....
Good movie, and great reactions. 😂 HOWEVER...how in the holy hell has Steven not seen Labrinth?! You don't even have to watch it for the channel (although that might be fun), just watch it!!
Adam Scotts character was more humble in this one amd it was the right choice as there were few wacky characters in the film and Adam sort of soften the blow
I was in a theatre when the trailer for this came on. I was at the end of a row of friends, so there was a stranger on my other side. When the trailer ended we both said in unison: Her: Why would anyone want to watch THAT? Me: I HAVE to see that We side-eyed and then gave an awkward ‘you do you’ shrug. I still love this movie.
There's a little easter egg at the end where they show the snow globes. There is a couple of houses next to Max's house (The tan ranch style house and that big red house) were the houses in prior krampus movies. The movies aren't exactly related to each other, but its pretty cool.
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A Christmas Horror Story.
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Have you seen Gremlins, it's a great Christmas horror movie.
As a German, I cannot tell you how shocked I was that they not only hired an actual German speaker to play the Grandma instead of some random American who learned her lines phonetically - but an Austrian. Someone from the region that actually celebrates Krampus Night.
Not only does she speak real German, she speaks it with the appropriate accent for a Krampus story, a detail absolutely no American watcher is going to appreciate. :D
I wish Hollywood would do this more.
I was thinking the same. Always bugs me a little when you can so clearly hear that the person learned their lines phonetically, especially for languages that are spoken natively by so many people living in the U.S.
This level of detail, the right regional accent, is very cool and shows a of respect for the project and its source material
America is the most diverse country in the world by a lot when it comes to nationality, religion, race and culture. It is very very very common to have foreigners in American cinema to portray characters authentically. It is very very very common in foreign films to have characters portrayed by people who are not authentic so you have zero knowledge or understanding of American cinema or cinema anywhere for that matter. Maybe you should look at your own countries and others horrible movies before implying blatant lies about Americas. The majority of movies in america that don’t portray certain people correctly are usually foreign controlled movies in America or very low budget films that can’t afford it.
I mean I’m American I speak German and I appreciated it
@@BabodookyInYourFace So you're telling me Hollywood does not have a history of having non Americans played by English speaking actors with bad accents or phonetically learned lines? That's seriously the hill you're planning to die on?
Oh fun fact: the voices of the 3 Gingerbread Men who attacked Howard in the kitchen are voiced by Seth Green, Breehn Burns and Justin Roiland. They're named Lumpy, Dumpy and Clumpy. Didn't know this until much later!
8:22 😂😂😂😂 that snowman reminded me of Harold from scary stories to tell in the dark
Little Krampus fun fact he originates from German folklore and in the past parents would tell their children that if they misbehaved and never straightened their a**es out they'd get a visit from Krampus instead of Santa and if i remember correctly in the folklore Krampus carries a sack that he stuffs bad children into and he also carries a bundle of switches
This is such a fun movie!
Watch the 2012 film "THE IMPOSSIBLE" based on a true story which starts Ewan McGregor, Naolmi Watts and a young Tom Holland. Nikki will love it.
I’m just thinking, the kids are gonna be the first victims lmao
In germany this is what they tell children to keep them in line they have a parade every year hundreds of people dressed as Krampus to them is real gotta love other peoples views on holidays Lol
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Krampus is such a good time from start to finish. While some of the characters are straight up horrible assholes, I still find them rather entertaining and funny at times. I still do not understand why none of the adults stopped the girls from reading Max's letter to Santa. It wasn't even a bad letter by any means and Max just wanted it to be like how it was before.
I liked the messages the movie gave. It's basically about not giving up on not just the spirit of the holiday but also not losing hope in general. Loved the animation style of Omi's flashback. That was a really bleak scene but it made it all the more real and believable.
I also loved the design of Krampus and his "helpers." They all looked really cool and creepy.
The Jack in the Box one was wild. I also really love the musical score as well. A nice touch on traditional Xmas and classical music but balanced out with some truly wonderfully sublime orchestral horror parts added. It reminded me of Trick r Treat, Aliens, Hellraiser and Drag Me to Hell. You can feel the strong elements of Christopher Young, James Horner and Elliot Goldenthal there.
Seriously when I first watched this, just watching a table full of people stare while one girl bullied her cousin was infuriating in an unrealistic way. It's like the latest season of Stranger Things were Eleven gets bullied at the roller rink for like a full 2 minutes and none of her friends tries to help her.
Nikki's constant Shrek reference to the Gingerbread Man had me in tears! It makes the movie so much better!
Nikki’s reactions are always my favorites 😂
Saw this in theaters back in late 2015 and I had lots of fun with this movie
Nikki and Steven's gingerbread "I love you" moment was the best! 😊❤
“Eat a Snickers, you’re a Krampus when you’re hungry.”….that f-ing got me Nikki, I may use that this next week!!
“This is why I don’t like Christmas, people are awful!” HELL YES!!!!! PREACH IT SISTER!!! There are ZERO lies in that statement!
Christmas is not a go-mental shopping holiday. Well, maybe in the US.
@@susivarga7303 RIGHT?! when i watch these movies im always like "damn that's wild" cause it's not how it is in my country AT ALL US kinda sucks LMAO
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True. And we are not even that religious and yes, there are queues at the butcher's these days 😉 but THIS? Awful.
And some of these people are trying to teach us about values....
@@susivarga7303 this is super exaggerated and not that deep😂the movie made it seem like it’s this crazy but really it’s just not, maybe Black Friday, but Christmas it’s either all the stuff is gone because everything is bought and now I have to go to multiple stores, or I already have all my stuff but now the line is like 20 minutes long. Plus the time spent wrapping all the gifts (this applies if you have lots of gifts for lots of people)
@@DenizeBorges-rz9uf it's called exaggeration moron
I love that this movie is from the same guy who gave us Trick `r Treat.
Trick 'r treat is amazing
Makes sense lol
Even the same composer who did Trick r Treat also did the musical score for Krampus as well. At times, you can feel and hear the similarities between the two!
fun fact, his next directing gig after this was Godzilla: king of the monsters. thats a hell of a jump. lol but fits considering the director of Godzilla 2014 was gareth edwards, who's previous film had been the indie monster film "monsters".
In a deleted scene of Krampus, there is a deleted scene showing Sam's lollipop indicating they are in the same universe.
This along with Gremlins is my favorite Christmas horror movie.
same. i have to watch both every year.
@@alexandervelez9507 same!
What about Black Christmas?
@@ScorpionStrike7 love the original movie!
@@elijahbaker781 Yeah, it’s a true classic
To me, this movie feels like the younger sibling of Violent Night. They are both adjacent in many ways. They both absolutely revel in their references and homage to Christmas classics past. Violent Night mostly pulls from Die Hard, and Krampus I believe is akin to Gremlins. I believe they walk a thin line between loving homage and being straight up derivative, but movies like this really do take me back. From the practical creatures in Krampus to the bloody action of Violent Night, and all around mischievous black humor in both, they are just a ton of fun.
the ice spike to the eyeball of the bear was absolutely a die hard 2 reference. lol
One of my favorite shows (other than Sons) is Grimm. They did a Krampus episode that was great. Whenever I am at a store, and I see kids misbehaving I always think of dressing up like Krampus and saying, "You've been naughty."
thats pretty weird ngl going up on random children
@@sillygoose4263 You realize Krampus isn't real. I just have that thought when a kid is acting horribly. I haven't done it. lol
Such a wild movie lol. Been on my yearly Christmas watchlist for a while now. 🎄❤
17:20 it is a revolver therefore the spent casings will still be in the cylinder making it look still fully loaded even though it’s not.
Sorry for the spams but one last thing to note: most reactors are kind of confused on the ending. Allow me to explain. Max, the person who made the wish, repented in the end. Because of this, Krampus allowed him ad his family to live but will be closely watched from now on. Which is why you saw those snow globes with those different families.
The reason why Omi's family was taken was because she or them for that matter, never apologized/repented for losing hope and faith that caused her family to be taken to the underworld. While he does indeed punish bad or misbehaving children, Krampus does gives second chances. In other words, its kind of like how they say if you repent in a religion such as Christianity, your sins will be forgiven. Kind of same thing here more or less. Hope that will clear up any confusions!
The ending is open to interpretation, there’s no one absolute meaning to it, but that’s a nice take!
Toni Collette should NEVER go into the attic!
You two had me cracking up this reaction! Not the gumdrop buttons! I LOVE Krampus, it is such an underrated Xmas movie. I feel like its funny enough to watch year round, but I especially love watching it during Xmas time. It's a dark comedy-fantasy movie, more than a horror, it just has horror elements. Krampus is a real thing celebrated in Europe actually, people dress up as Krampus to scare all the kids. I assume Omi grew up during world war 2 most likely; and most survivors of war carry that trauma which was probably why she didn't speak about it for years. The animation during her story was really beautiful. It's def not meant to be taken seriously so I'm glad you two enjoyed it! and yes Steven the ending was that Krampus gave them a second chance but it always watching in case they ever forget, he will come...
I have a movie recommendation for you to react to: EXISTS (2014), a little-known horror in the Found Footage style, but from the same director as The Blair Witch Project, it has sinister, surprising moments and great practical effects, you'll like it
I love that movie! It was surprisingly good.
yes, one of my top found footage films
So, the director of the film, Michael Dougherty (trick or treat, godzilla: king of the monsters) said the ending was a metaphor. They weren't actually trapped, but it was meant to show that krampus would be watching them (and all the other globes were other families he was watching). and he gave them the bell as a reminder.
I personally love this film. I've always been a fan of family horror, films like this, gremlins, something wicked this way comes, dark crystal, etc. the genre had been big in the 80's, but became a lost art. I had hoped this would kick start a new wave of such films, but sadly it didn't.
still, its amazing considering the film only had a $15m budget, what they were able to accomplish. the creature effects are phenomenal, and the animated sequence showing the past was awesome. BTW, that flying thing was meant to be a mutated version of the angel from the top of the tree.
Lol I was shocked they didn’t get the angel on top of the tree 😂😂
I love how they ended the movie ambiguously. I came out of it thinking it was a “Krampus is always watchinnnnng” ending. But my friend came out of it thinking they were trapped in the workshop. Neither of us considered the other point of view. I like that it leaves it with the audience for interpretation. Makes for more fun discussion.
29:26 In Soviet Russia, Jack In The Box eats you!
try oldie, but goodie
The Bone Collectior - Denzel Washington - Angelina Jolie
wow as a German I'm impressed that an American movie was able to cast an actress (grandma) who can really speak german. :)
you guys should react to black Christmas 2006 version
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Fun fact: while a lot of the movements of the ‘villains’ were CGI, they still used practical effects for most of them. Krampus himself was actually a man in a costume when not moving around too much.
This Movie Is Wild!P.S.I❤ The Shrek Reference!🫣😱🤔🥰👨👩👦👦🎄🖥
Fun fact: Krampus' "face" is actually an old guy's face he's wearing as a mask to evoke a twisted version of Santa
This was a great reaction to a weird ass movie. I like to think of the snow globe as a sort of path, a portal, for the Krampus to enter the world of whoever invoked him. That way I see the film having a happy ending, in the same vein as A Christmas Carol. That world has been reset and lessons learned, Christmas spirit regained. But then I'm just a sentimentalist and a lover of all things Christmas! Merry Christmas!
I saw this movie a couple of years ago. Loved it! My best friend is from Germany and she taught me about Krampus and Ruprecht.
I genuinely love this movie so much! It wasn't what I expected it to be, but like you said, once you realise what kind of movie it is and just go with it, it's just so much fun. And it was so much fun to see you guys just go with it, too. 😆
Thank you so much for being a genuine as you both are with your 100% real reactions! My wife and I watch a couple reactions at night with you guys, season 2 of The Witcher now! TOSS A COIN!
Krampus is a real concept in some parts of Germany, and likely originated in pre-Christian folklore. If you look at 1800s and 1900s German Krampus postcards, they range from cute to hilarious to nightmare fuel.
That you two were smiling throughout the movie made me really happy. That was my reaction, too, and I can't tell you how ecstatic I was when I saw the trailer.
this is one of my favorite Christmas holiday movies along with Gremlins.
One moment that infuriated me so much that it almost took me out of it completely is when they all just stand there staring at the cousin reading the note at the dinner table. I understand the shitty parents kind of enjoying watching the bullying, but neither the sister nor the protagonist's parents did or said anything to stop it?
That's up there who that scene in the latest season of Stranger Things where that group of kids bullies Eleven for like a full minute and a half while all her friends watch in horror but don't move an inch
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Love how ambiguous the ending is. One may interpret it that they really are stuck in the snow globe and stuck in Hell or Krampus did give Max a second chance but left the bell to remind them to never lose hope and he's always watching.
13:55 freaking cute :D
The prequel graphic novel Krampus: Shadow of Saint Nicholas revealed that anyone spared by Krampus will be kept on surveillance by him through their respective snow globes in his underworld lair in the mountains of Central Europe to make sure they never lose their Christmas spirit again.
Krampus is an old German folk tale
She’s talking about the famous David Bowie movie 🍿 Labyrinth 1986 when David Bowie was Alive and Young and he played Jareth the goblin 😈 king 🤴 Nikki saw that movie 🍿 when she was a child back in the 90s and it is still one ☝ of my favorite 😍 movies 🍿 ever I love ❤ the ballroom scene 🎬 the most and I fucking Love ❤ Jareth I would sell my soul to Satan to be with Jareth in his magic 🪄 castle 🏰 and go to his lavish parties 🎉 and dance 💃🏼 with him and marry him and give him a beautiful 😍 and healthy baby boy 👦 and live happily together forever ♾ I would do the exact same thing with all of my favorite 😍 male characters in Disney and Anime and non/Disney and dreamworks and all the popular male characters from all the popular cartoon series that boys and girls love ❤
The Snow Globes are just windows to the families. Just to show that krampus is keeping an eye on them
This movie cracks me up, it’s so chaotic. 😂
I WISH YOU BOTH GOOD FORTUNE IN THE HOLIDAYS TO COME
Hey, if you think the German Christmas myth of Krampus is messed up, you should look into the Dutch Christmas myth with Black Peter.
There’s 2 things I think we can all agree on regarding this film, Krampus. 1, it’s hilariously funny & 2, it’s better than all the Star Wars films. You’re welcome.
If anyone wants more Krampus action, read Krampus: The Yule Lord by Brom. Great book!
It is my yearly tradition to watch this movie around winter!! I watched it in theaters, then bought it on Vudu soon as I could haha🤣 LOVE THIS MOVIE!
I feel like you guys are at the point where you have seen too many shows and movies to enjoy a simple movie anymore. It shows when you compare every single thing to other movies.
Just having fun. We’ve been doing that since the day we met. Nothing new.
You guys should definitely watch Better Watch Out. I just watched it for the first time last night. Incredible
This is one of the only movies I've enjoyed that I didn't actually like any of the characters. Everybody was either too passive or annoying for my taste but the tone of the movie and I suppose the monster designs and look of the sets really do it for me.
Movies like these - where the people are being captured instead of killed - always freak me out way more.
Scary stories to tell in the dark did the same and I absolutely hated (in a good way) the scary scenes.
You need to watch, "Rare Exports : A Christmas Tale". Makes this movie look tame.
Just so you two know krampus is like the side kick of saint Nicholas except he doesn't go around with Nick he just goes around doing he's own punishing the naughty thing
ive been waiting specifically for you guys to watch this im so happy😭💕
I loved this movie!! I’m so happy that you guys reacted to it. Not many have seen it or much less reacted to it. Thank you. 😊
I always took the ending as how santa knows everything krampus is always watching so all yhe snow globes are all hes keeping tabs on them not them necessarily being trapped but thats jus my opinion i have no idea the true meaning
What's up guys love your reactions! Can you guys please check out the movie Shot caller? 🙏🏽
Absolutely love this movie it's one of my favorite Christmas movies loved your reactions to it but the is one thing that I can't get past and that is Steven has never seen Labyrinth so I beg you please do a reaction to it I know it's not a holiday movie but please I think he would like it
Steve hasn't seen Labyrinth?!? Come on Nikki, watch it with him!
that is why i hate Christmas and black Friday a store employee actually died on black Friday
this movie is my christmas tradition. my family hates it but they always get sucked it. 😂❤
One of my favorite Christmas movies of all time
Just because their family doesn't mean they're nice...
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They are now stuck in the perfect Christmas forever
You should watch the movie Advent calender
Nikki! That's not a Christmas blanket! 😂
Im under the influence of sugar, I swear :)
Please watch the movie, “Creep”
What a shame you only seem able to reference this film via other naff fare. I found this to be a highly inventive horror comedy with just the right level of both....
Why is that a shame? We had fun and enjoyed movie.
If David Harbour Santa showed up to save everyone...that would be awesome.
Everyone’s savior
Hell yeah. Merry Xmas y'all.
i got to watch this again on my tv
Krampus is a good one
Very fun film!!
Best Christmas special
Good movie, and great reactions. 😂 HOWEVER...how in the holy hell has Steven not seen Labrinth?! You don't even have to watch it for the channel (although that might be fun), just watch it!!
Great movie! Stay away from all other Krampus movies. Funny as hell and horrifying at the same time. RIP Conchata Ferrell. ❤
Adam Scotts character was more humble in this one amd it was the right choice as there were few wacky characters in the film and Adam sort of soften the blow
I was in a theatre when the trailer for this came on. I was at the end of a row of friends, so there was a stranger on my other side. When the trailer ended we both said in unison:
Her: Why would anyone want to watch THAT?
Me: I HAVE to see that
We side-eyed and then gave an awkward ‘you do you’ shrug. I still love this movie.
As a new subscriber, I just want to know if Steven's shoulder and upper arm hurts sometimes after the reaction videos?😁😁
While I love the movie I feel ending would have been way better if it had ended when he first got the bell instead of him chasing down krampus
There's a little easter egg at the end where they show the snow globes. There is a couple of houses next to Max's house (The tan ranch style house and that big red house) were the houses in prior krampus movies. The movies aren't exactly related to each other, but its pretty cool.
Holy shit WAIT! I literally just watched this like TWO DAYS ago 😂😂
I looooove this movie so much.
I think it might've helped to know a bit of Krampus lore....
Have you seen Clone Wars?
Really enjoying your reactions, cheers from Croatia!
When are you going to react to witcher season 3?
We won’t be
They made several more krampus movies but none are as good as the original one.
I live that the kid's wish comes true in the end, just like how a real Christmas movie should. And the actors are fantastic.
13:58 Him laughing at the Gingy quote before she said it 14:00 😂😂😂