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A series of shorts by K. Gordon Murray mixed film from ''Santa Claus'' with new footage filmed at the various Santa's Village theme parks. These were riffed by {{Rifftrax}} as "Santa's Village of Madness". This makes the film "SantaAndTheIceCreamBunny" a technical sequel.
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** And don't forget the reindeer. Franchise/EvilDead, anyone?
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** And don't forget the reindeer. Franchise/EvilDead, ''Franchise/EvilDead'', anyone?
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** And don't forget the reindeer. EvilDead, Franchise/EvilDead, anyone?
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Believe it or not, there's a good explanation for the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus. In the late 1950s, SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and piñatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades.
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Believe it or not, there's a good explanation for the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus. In the late 1950s, SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and piñatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades.
decades. Another odd running theme is the focus on social standing and class, which was a major concern of Mexico during that period; see ''LosOlvidados''.
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** InterdimensionalBeing: The full version of the film states Santa Claus is ''this''.
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** InterdimensionalBeing: [[CrystalDragonJesus Interdimensional Being]]: The full version of the film states Santa Claus is ''this''.
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''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico in 1959 and features primarily Spanish dialog. It depicts the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
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''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico in 1959 and features primarily Spanish dialog. It depicts the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
" Furthermore, Merlin (yes, ''that'' [[KingArthur Merlin]]) serves as Santa Claus' [[JamesBond Q]], inventing things like The Flower to Disappear for Santa to use.
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''Santa Claus'' is a 1959 live action motion picture depicting the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and piñatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and piñatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The AffablyEvil Pitch, who doesn't do much evil, is punished by Santa. The punishment? ''Pneumonia.''
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick: One of the letters sent to Santa asks for, among other items, a bicycle, a baseball bat, an atomic laboratory...you know, typical children's toys.
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick: One of the letters sent to Santa asks for, among other items, a bicycle, a baseball bat, an atomic laboratory...laboratory, a machine gun...you know, typical children's toys.
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**ValuesDissonance: It's actually a chemistry set that comes with a small amount of radioactive material, and they were popular in the 50's.
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* HumanAliens: One of Santa's young assistants is implied to be not of this world when he asks what types of food people on Earth eat.
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* CatapultNightmare: Lupita has one of these.
--> '''[[MysteryScienceTheater3000 Crow]] *as Lupita*''': I had the 'Nam dream again!
--> '''[[MysteryScienceTheater3000 Crow]] *as Lupita*''': I had the 'Nam dream again!
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* ClassicalMythology: Vulcan. In the English version he's referred to as "The Blacksmith". In the original version his name is "Llavón" (a play on the word "llave", key).
** In the original version he says he will make Pitch eat chocolate ice-cream because he's lactose intolerant instead of his usual fire and brimstone meals.
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* PunnyName: The Flower to Disappear was originally named in the Mexican version as "La Flor de No Te Veo" (the flower of "I can't see you"), which is a play on the phrase "no te veo" and "Nochebuena", the Spanish name for the Poinsettia.
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''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
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''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas.piñatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
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Prepare yourself for a [[NineteenEightyFour Big Brother]] SantaClaus fighting the evil forces of prancing demons with the help of child labor and Merlin.
''Santa Claus'' is a 1959 live action motion picture depicting the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
''Santa Claus'' is a 1959 live action motion picture depicting the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa Claus.
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Prepare yourself for a [[NineteenEightyFour [[Literature/NineteenEightyFour Big Brother]] SantaClaus fighting the evil forces of prancing demons with the help of child labor and Merlin.
''Santa Claus'' is a 1959 live action motion picture depicting the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil."
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''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on SantaClaus.
Claus.
''Santa Claus'' is a 1959 live action motion picture depicting the adventures of SantaClaus in preparation for and during his annual Christmas rounds. Most commercial adaptations of the Santa Claus legend add a distinctive twist to the traditional story, but this film trumps them all with its depiction of an ''extraterrestrial'' Santa doing battle with a demon sent to Earth by Lucifer to ruin Christmas by killing Santa and "making all the children of the Earth do evil.
''El Santo Claus'' was directed by Rene Cardona and written by Cardona and Adolfo Torres Portillo. The original film was produced in Mexico and features primarily Spanish dialog. It should be noted that in the late 1950s SantaClaus remained an unfamiliar figure in much of Mexico, where holiday gift-giving customs still focused on the [[TheThreeWiseMen Magi]] and their feast day, Epiphany (January 6). Even today, many discussions of Mexican Christmas customs make no mention of SantaClaus, instead focusing on such traditional holiday elements as posadas and pinatas. Santa has become more popular only in recent decades. This helps explain some of the film's... [[NightmareFuel unique]] take on Santa
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* RobeAndWizardHat: Merlin.
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* RobeAndWizardHat: Merlin.
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In more recent years the film has developed a cult following. Doubtless, this is because, in the words of the producers of ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'', "just when we thought it couldn't get any more bizarre, it did." The film was featured in the 5th season of ''Mystery Science Theater 3000''. Its dramatic departure from established Santa Claus legend, combined with B-movie production standards and an awkward dub provide ample source for mockery. MST3K's send-up first aired on Christmas Eve, 1993 (being the second ChristmasEpisode - the first was SantaClausConquersTheMartians), and the devil Pitch became a recurring character for a while, played by Paul Chaplin.
The film was reviewed by JamesRolfe in December of 2009.
You can watch this [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5684529284016066345 here]].
The film was reviewed by JamesRolfe in December of 2009.
You can watch this [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5684529284016066345 here]].
For the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S05E21SantaClaus episode recap page]].
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-->'''Mike''': He enjoys pantaloons more than he should.
-->'''Mike''': [In lispy voice] I'm positively ''evil''.
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* DeusExMachina: The climax--if you can call it that--involves Santa getting trapped in a tree by an unpleasant dog. Merlin is suddenly introduced to get Santa out of the scrape.
** This is an artifact of the cut used, in the full version he provides the flower and dreaming powder at the beginning.
** This is an artifact of the cut used, in the full version he provides the flower and dreaming powder at the beginning.
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-->'''Crow:''' Ah, the classic duel between evil... and the ''narrator''!
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-->'''Crow:''' Ah, the classic duel between evil... and the ''narrator''!
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* [[BigBrotherIsWatching Santa Claus Is Watching]]: With images like [[http://tinyurl.com/9933au this]].
-->'''Mike:''' Santa's tendrils reach far and wide. There's no escaping [[ANaziByAnyOtherName the Klaus Organization]].
-->'''Mike:''' Santa's tendrils reach far and wide. There's no escaping [[ANaziByAnyOtherName the Klaus Organization]].
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!The ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' presentation has examples of:
* ActionSanta: in the last host segment
-->'''Santa:''' I'm here to [[ChewBubblegum eat candy canes]] [[TheyLive and kick ass]], and I'm all out of candy canes!
* BitingTheHandHumor: Crow makes a wise-crack during the movie about how the ComedyCentral competitions are a waste of time.
** HypocriticalHumor: ''[=MST3K=]'' had just run its Turkey Day Contest on Comedy Central.
* CallBack: In one segement, Tom's head is replaced with a snow-globe... the same snow-globe he replaced it with in SantaClausConquersTheMartians.
** And they make a quip about {{Gamera}} during the movie.
** "[[LastClearChance Why don't they look?]]"
* ChewBubblegum: Kevin Murphy as Santa Claus.
-->I'm here to eat candy canes and kick ass, and I'm all out of candy canes!
* ChristmasSongs: Mike and the Bots start singing Jingle Bells, before immediately going to the typical variation:
-->"Jingle Bells, {{Batman}} smells, Robin laid an egg..."
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar
-->'''Santa:''' ''(reading letter)'' Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me a little brother.
-->'''Crow:''' ''(as Santa)'' O-ho-ho-ho! Can do, can do!
* GiftOfTheMagiPlot: Horribly subverted for TV's Frank; He buys a watchfob for Dr. Forrester and, unclear on the concept, shaves his head just for the heck of it. You'd expect Dr. Forrester to have sold his watch and get Frank a gift certificate to a hair salon, but instead he gives him a savings bond--in ''Forrester's'' name, no less--that will mature into $25...in thirty years. [[TheWoobie Poor Frank.]]
* HomemadeSweaterFromHell: Gypsy makes Mike a sweater with "JOIKE" on it. She explains that she started knitting it back before [[ContinuityNod Joel's escape earlier that season]]. Mike seems to actually like it, though.
* ImGoingToDisneyWorld
-->'''Narrator:''' What are you going to do now Santa?\\
'''Tom:''' I'm going to Disney World!\\
'''Mike:''' All references to Disney World are the property of the Walt Disney Corporation.
* LaughingMad: Mike and the Bots' reaction the Laughing Nightmare Reindeer.
* LetThereBeSnow: This happens right at the end. [[MST3KMantra In space]].
* MoralDilemma: Underlined when Lupita is thinking of stealing a doll from a street vendor, looking between her mother and the vendor.
-->'''Mike (as Lupita):''' I'm at a moral crossroads, Mom.
* MyNewGiftIsLame: The gifts that Mike and the Bots give each other are pretty lame, but they genuinely love them anyway.
* NightmareFuel: The TropeNamer. An animatronic Santa at a department store inspires Crow T. Robot to quip "That's some good old-fashioned nightmare fuel." [[invoked]]
** The actual Santa isn't much better...
* NotableOriginalMusic: Whispering Christmas Warrior
** And let's not forget PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad / SantaClausmas ditty, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zZVKuzhBRg Merry Christmas...if That's Okay: A Politically Correct Christmas Carol.]]
** Only, don't say Christmas because this is a song for holidays of ALL faiths.
** And don't call it a Carol because Carol is a woman's name and we want this song to be all-inclusive.
* ShoutOut: Mike and Crow do a quick re-enactment of a HogansHeroes bit when the children of Germany are shown.
** And the rest...
--->Crow: [[TheFlintstones It's a living!]]
--->Tom: [[{{Cops}} Santa is filmed on location with the men and women of Raul County, Florida]].
* SpecialGuest: SantaClaus and Pitch, at the end of the show.
-->'''Dr. Forester:''' Oh Frank, think of it. A full tilt battle between pure evil and Santa Claus in our own home!
* TastesLikeDiabetes: The SOL crew identify Lupita as this. [[invoked]]
-->'''Mike:''' She is ''aggressively'' cute.
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* AlwaysCamp: Pitch can out-effeminate [[ThePowerPuffGirls Him]] at times.
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** Only, don't say Christmas because this is a song for holidays of ALL faiths.
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Not to be confused with ''SantaClausTheMovie''.''Film/SantaClausTheMovie''.
