Director Mike P. Nelson and star Ruby Modine took 1984's Silent Night, Deadly Night and turned it into a "Hallmark movie drenched in blood" where both the killer and final girl get a win.
"I wanted there to be a love story, but I wanted it to be a challenging one," Nelson tells GamesRadar+ during an exclusive interview at NYCC. "You have two people dealing with inner demons, and what does that look like when they come head to head? That can either go really, really bad, or it can go really, really good, depending on how you look at it."
