Critic Reviews

• David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

  Saint has been infused with a plodding, hopelessly humorless sensibility that inevitably drains the viewer's interest and cements the movie's place as a missed opportunity of nigh epic proportions.

• Dan Lybarger, KC Active

  There are only so many times a person can watch Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer before going mad, but after a while, pointless gore isn't much fun either.

• Philip Martin, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

  ...midnight movie fans have their ways of repurposing movies for their enjoyment. And I wouldn't want to get in the way of that.

• Scott Weinberg, FEARnet

  Has a cockeyed charm, some truly clever ideas, and more than enough energy to pull it all off. And it's really gory.

• Anton Bitel, Little White Lies

  Whether all these [genre] elements stack up into a compelling, or even interesting, whole is questionable, but they make for a strange chimney-top view of contemporary Holland, caught somewhere between myth and reality.

• Shaun Munro, What Culture

  At 84 minutes, this is a breezy holiday horror which doesn't outstay its welcome and has a dash of wit to go along with the ridiculous premise, not to mention firm, stylish direction despite the low budget.

• Nick Schager, Lessons of Darkness

  Accurately rehashes genre conventions, even if it chooses not to be the least bit scary.

• Chris Cabin, Slant Magazine

  Mythology bites back against centuries of whitewashing by capitalism and Catholicism in this holiday slasher, but it can't even manage to break the skin.

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