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This New Christmas Cult-Classic Needs to Make One Big Change For the Sequel
ComicBook.comStory by Brad Curran
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Santa must battle a supernatural villain to save Christmas in the hotly anticipated sequel to the cult-hit action flick 'Violent Night'.
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- The villain could be drawn from holiday folklore, like the demonic Krampus, to provide a serious challenge for Santa's supernatural powers.
- Alternatively, the sequel could introduce a rogue elf or even one of Santa's old Viking allies-turned-enemies as the new threat to the jolly hero.
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David Harbour, John Leguizamo, Leah Brady, Universal Pictures, Violent Night, Violent Night 2