The unknown race of sentient boxes are back, and this time they're invading the holidays. Thirst for revenge, the boxes won't stop until they take over the human race. The only force standing in their way? Joseph N. That's right, our hero is back. Watch as one man's mental health slowly deteriorates into a Christmas meltdown. Can Joseph repeat history and save the day yet again? Or will he be turned into a box roasting on an open fire. Grab onto your house keys, because it's time to find out.
Joseph Natale
Director
Joseph Natale
Joseph N / Tommy / All Supers
Noah Bowman
The Scientist / Box Boy
Eric King
Monkey Box / Eric
Rory Shaw
Boxatronus
SpookE Cat
Assassin Box
Dylan Zireva
The Jingle Jangler / Dylan
Corey Ferguson
Russian Box
Torsten Belgraver
ErupTOR
Rodrigo HG
Fernando (Guard #1)
Brandon Wiberg
Brandon Whyberg / I Can Draw
Evan Stanbridge
Guard #2
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