The new R-rated horror-comedy "Christmas at the Kringles" is set to premiere in theaters nationwide on Friday, October 30. Directed by Kevin Lewis and penned by Zack Imbrogno, the film centers on the Severson family, whose neighbors, the Kringles, are excessively obsessed with Christmas.
The plot takes a dark turn when the Severson's son becomes increasingly involved with the peculiar Kringle family. His father, Mark (Ron Livingston), intervenes, discovering his son needs rescuing from the Christmas-obsessed neighbors. Aided by "Drunk Santa," portrayed by Rob Riggle, Mark must confront the Kringles to save his family.
The cast also includes Rachel Bilson and Adren Myrin, alongside Beverly D’Angelo. "Christmas at the Kringles" is described as an over-the-top holiday film with violent undertones.
As of its theatrical release, "Christmas at the Kringles" is not available for streaming on platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. Its availability on digital platforms for purchase or rent has not yet been announced. Based on the release patterns of other films distributed by Briarcliff Entertainment, it might become available for digital purchase or rental around December 1, 2026, approximately one month after its theatrical debut. However, this remains speculative, and the digital release date may vary.
For audiences wishing to see the film immediately, it will be exclusively available in movie theaters. Showtimes can be found via Fandango.