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Holiday shoppers scanning the crowds this season may notice more than discounted gadgets and glittering storefronts—there’s a sinister buzz building around Silent Night, Deadly Night, the new theatrical horror arriving December 12. Tickets have officially gone on sale, and early promotions are turning Black Friday and Cyber Monday into a blood-red countdown to release day. With Fandango offering limited-time buy-one-get-one tickets and a fresh preview clip stirring up fan chatter, the film is positioning itself as winter’s most chaotic night at the movies.

The latest incarnation of the cult franchise comes from filmmaker Mike P. Nelson, who writes and directs a new story that revisits the chilling legacy of Billy, a traumatized boy who grows into a holiday-season executioner. Nelson’s take leans into tragedy as much as terror—violence is inevitable, but for the first time, someone might try to pull Billy back from the brink. Rather than simply revive the original film’s shock value, this version suggests the possibility of redemption, desire, and emotional conflict wrapped tightly around a blade. Starring Rohan Campbell, Ruby Modine, and a supporting cast including Mark Acheson and David Lawrence Brown, the film promises a mix of brutality, tension, and unexpected heart.

The push behind this release comes from Cineverse, a studio known for amplifying genre films and unconventional storytellers. The company continues to expand its theatrical slate, leaning boldly into horror and cult-favorite franchises. Silent Night, Deadly Night joins a growing list of titles under the Cineverse Motion Pictures banner, which has already seen major box-office success and is preparing several attention-grabbing releases over the next two years.

After this year’s holiday slaughter, Cineverse is far from done. The company has stacked its upcoming calendar with recognizable IP and fresh expansions of fan-loved worlds. In 2025, the long-awaited revival of The Toxic Avenger storms into theaters ahead of a new chapter of Silent Night, Deadly Night scheduled for the same year—fueling speculation that this winter’s release could be the spark of an even larger resurgence. Looking to 2026, Cineverse shifts gears with its first family-focused theatrical film, Air Bud Returns, as well as a trip back to psychological horror with Return to Silent Hill and the continuation of Outback terror in Wolf Creek: Legacy.

From slasher mayhem to nostalgic comebacks, Cineverse is shaping a lineup that spans generations, tones, and audiences. Silent Night, Deadly Night may be the first to draw blood this season, but it’s only one piece of a larger plan: a cinematic future where holiday cheer, cult classics, and savage thrills can all coexist. Tickets are already moving—and if the tagline asks whether we’ve been naughty or nice, horror fans might be wise to answer honestly before the lights go down.


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