Christmas moviesare usually in the feel-good category and filled with warm, family-friendly moments.

But, occasionally, something wildly unorthodox comes along and flips the script right on its head.

The film melds together the charm of a Christmas movie with the anarchy of a creature feature.

Bill, played by actor Martin Starr, tries to hold a door shut while two evil-looking elves come crashing through it in There’s Something in the Barn.

This is exactly what the film uses as the backbone of its horror and gore.

The UHD release comes just in time for Silent Night, Deadly Nights 40th anniversary.

Even in the films quieter and borderline traditional moments, it juxtaposes different elements and styles.

Martin Starr, Amrita Acharia, Zoe Winther-Hansen and Townes Bunner taking a selfie in There’s Something in the Barn

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Theres a heartstring-tugging moment where Lukas offers Christmas treats in a bid to placate the elf.

It comes complete with heartyfamily dinners, ugly sweaters, and festive parties… with a twist.

Lets take the family dinner which, in a bid to honor Norwegian customs includes traditional Lutefisk.

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It is a huge flop, andwhat should be a touching cultural moment turns into a comedy of errors.

Then theres the aforementioned Christmas housewarming party, decked out in holiday lights and blasting music.

The Nisse rains down carnage, leaving theirholiday spiritin shambles.

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