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Krampus: The Devil Returns is a 2016 American horror comedy film that was written and directed by Jason Hull, based upon the titular character from Germanic folklore. The film is a sequel to the 2013 film Krampus: The Christmas Devil and stars A.J. Leslie, Melantha Blackthorn, R.A. Mihailoff and Paul Ferm. The film was produced under the Snow Dog Studio banner and distributed worldwide by ITN Distribution with a release date of October 4, 2016.

Plot[]

Unable to solve the onslaught of missing children in their town, Police Officers Dave Kane (Darin Foltz) and Paul Sharp (Darren Barcomb) lure former officer Jeremy Duffin (A.J. Leslie) out of his self imposed exile following the murder of his wife and the abduction of his daughter at the hands of Krampus (Ben Berlin). After much debate and with the hopes of finding his daughter, Duffin reluctantly agrees to track the monster and is accompanied by his hulking woodsman friend Monk (Johnny Stevenson). Once back to civilization, Duffin, Monk, Kane, and Sharp are joined by cops Gil Farabee (Rich Goteri), Harry Sharp (Michael Mili) and Lori Taylor (Tiffany Fest). The quest to find Krampus and the children is further complicated by run-ins with tough guy Stuart (R.A. Mihailoff) and his gang consisting of Natasha (Melantha Blackthorn), T.J. (Bill Kennedy), Trevor (Bill James) and Rick (Arturo Rivera)....along with a nasty Santa Claus (Paul Ferm).

Cast[]

  • A.J. Leslie as Jeremy Duffin
  • Melantha Blackthorne as Natashia
  • R.A. Mihailoff as Stuart
  • Tiffani Fest as Lori Taylor
  • Richard Goteri as Gil Farabee
  • Michael Mili as Harry Sharp
  • Paul Ferm as Santa Clause
  • Darin Foltz as Dave Kane
  • Johnny Stevenson as Monk
  • Darren Barcomb as Paul Sharp
  • Bill Kennedy as T.J.
  • Daniel James as Trevor
  • Robbie Barnes as Amy Baker
  • Arturo Rivera as Rick
  • Shawn C. Phillips as Rob Sanderson
  • Jason Hull as Neighbor Bill
  • Will Barrett as Post Office Worker
  • Ben Berlin as Krampus

Production[]

The film was completed in Erie, Pennsylvania and Edinboro, Pennsylvania in the winter months of 2016.

Reception[]