This December, FOUND TV, the world’s premier streaming platform dedicated entirely to found footage, invites horror fans to trade traditional cheer for genuine fear. The platform has meticulously curated a chilling collection of five winter- and holiday-themed found-footage films, plus an honorable mention, proving that nothing twists the familiar into the terrifying quite like raw, first-person horror.
“Our holiday lineup celebrates how found footage can twist something familiar—like Santa or a festive family gathering—into something deeply terrifying,” said Louie La Vella, CEO of FOUND TV. “Each film brings a different kind of visceral fear to the holiday season, from creature features to stalker nightmares.”
Featured December Premieres
The holiday collection is headlined by two major features dropping early in the month, perfect for setting a twisted Christmas mood:
Werewolf Santa (Dec 3)
A mythological creature feature where a violent bite transforms Santa into a ravenous monster, ensuring no chimney is safe. This blends holiday myth and folklore into pure, practical creature horror.
Red Christmas (Dec 5)
| An essential honorable mention focusing on the chilling self-made confession of Tara, a killer who truly loves the holidays. Her meticulous methods are captured in detail as she decorates her victims in the spirit of the season. |
Streaming Now: Four Films to Fuel Paranoia
Horror enthusiasts can immediately dive into four diverse titles already streaming, encompassing various subgenres of found footage:
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Hell on the Shelf: This film taps into the modern holiday paranoia surrounding seemingly innocent toys. An antique Christmas elf doll becomes the conduit for terror, harboring decades of buried rage and awakening restless spirits within a single family home.
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The Christmas Tapes: The ultimate home invasion nightmare. A family’s peaceful Christmas Eve movie night is brutally interrupted by a stranger intent on filming his own “holiday classic.” The season of giving quickly devolves into one of desperate survival.
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The Devil Complex: Moving far beyond holiday lights, this feature takes Rachel and her filmmaking team deep into the paranormal in Transylvania, Romania. They attempt to document the dark phenomena lurking within the infamous Hoia-Baciu Forest.
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Himalaya: Cryptozoologist Yuma Sato commits to finding the mythical “Snow Ghost” by entering a newly discovered Himalayan ice cave. The film unfolds as his live broadcast forces viewers to decide whether they are witnessing a genuine, terrifying revelation or a perfectly orchestrated hoax.
A Platform Built By Filmmakers
FOUND TV remains a crucial platform for the format, ensuring that independent creators have a dedicated home.
“FOUND TV was built by filmmakers who love the genre and believe in its unique power,” La Vella added. “Curating collections like this keeps the found footage format alive and gives independent creators a reliable, curated place to be seen by the fans who truly appreciate this style of horror.”
Dive into the holiday horror now! All of FOUND TV’s winter and holiday films are available to stream for free.
