Final Girl Series 3: North Pole Nightmare Feature Film Expansion

***IMPORTANT!*** This Feature Film box is not playable by itself and requires you to also own the Core Box.

Van Ryder Games Overview
The first SPECIAL FEATURE! This holiday fright is similar to a feature film and compatible just like a regular one, but it has a Foil Logo and includes the miniatures right inside the box!

Download the Reindeer Games Action card and Rules for Terror From the Grave

Horror Movie Classification
Christmas Horror / Dark Holiday Folklore

The obvious cinematic comparison is Krampus (2015).

Both take inspiration from Krampus, the horned figure of Central European Alpine folklore traditionally associated with punishing misbehaving children during the Christmas season. Where Santa rewards the good, Krampus has historically handled the other end of the arrangement.

The 2015 film helped bring the creature firmly into modern horror culture, combining Christmas imagery, dark humor, supernatural creatures, and a family desperately trying to survive a holiday gone horribly wrong.

North Pole Nightmare takes that same basic contrast—cheerful Christmas traditions colliding with ancient supernatural punishment—and drops it into the world of Final Girl.

Closest Movie Comparison: Krampus (2015)

Secondary Movie Comparison: Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale (2010), for another wonderfully dark interpretation of Christmas folklore.

For Horror Fans Who Enjoy:
Christmas horror • Krampus folklore • Dark fairy tales • Holiday horror • Supernatural creatures

Movie-Night Pairing: Krampus (2015)

The Short Version:
Krampus comes to Final Girl, transforming Santa's Village into a dark Christmas nightmare where being naughty can have considerably worse consequences than getting coal.

• 1 Player

• 20-60 mins

• Age: 14+