Dreaming of a Red Christmas: Craig Anderson on Australian Horror

In Red Christmas, a mother unites her family one final time to celebrate the holidays before their isolated country home is sold. But her plans are thwarted by the mysterious Cletus, who was born after her pregnancy termination was interrupted by pro-life terrorists. Proudly controversial, unapologetically violent and undeniably hilarious, the film leaps off the screen like South Park meets Ralph Smart's Bush Christmas by way of Dario Argento. Alexandra Heller-Nicholas speaks to director Craig Anderson about his film.

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