Killer gnomes terrorize Christmas, CA. The Santa-slasher’s legacy creeps back into town. A craft-fair cult conspires to bring about the Gnomepocalypse. A scrappy, chaotic holiday horror-comedy about how you can never really go home. Made with micro-budget love, it embraces its rough edges, leans into weird kills and oddball characters, never taking itself more seriously than its premise. ‘Tis the Season to get Gnome Sick!
Mike L. Taylor
Director
Bryan Forrest
Father "Pete" Grunderson VII
Pyar Anderson
Father Grunderon VI
Lennon Hobson
Anna Mitchel
Rachel Rios
Carla Aguilara
Melinda-Catherine Gross
Charlie "Chuck" Pardue
Sean Groves
Al
Jarrell Hall
Agent Darryl
Kim Losue
Lorraine
Adam Kezele
Terry
William McMichael
Agent Hopps
Marc Mora
Bella Jamer
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