Elves

Synopsis

In the 1989 horror film 'Elves', Dan Haggerty stars in a chilling tale filled with dark secrets and supernatural occurrences. The story follows a group of teenagers who unwittingly awaken a malevolent force during a Christmas ritual. As the mysterious elves' sinister plans unfold, the teenagers must confront their darkest fears to survive the night. With twists and turns at every corner, 'Elves' takes viewers on a suspenseful journey into the depths of ancient folklore and holiday horror. As the truth behind the elves' origins is revealed, the teenagers find themselves in a deadly battle for survival against an evil that has lurked in the shadows for centuries.

Cast

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  Dan Haggerty

  Mike McGavin

• Julie Austin

  Kirsten

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  Deanna Lund

  Kirsten's Mother

• Borah Silver

  Kirsten's Grandfather

• Mansell Rivers-Bland

  Rubinkreuz

• Christopher Graham

  Willy

Reviews

Elves received mixed reviews upon its release, with critics pointing out both its flaws and unique appeal. While some viewers appreciated the film's campy charm and nostalgic 80s atmosphere, others found its low budget effects and cheesy dialogue to be lacking. Rotten Tomatoes gave 'Elves' a disappointing 0% rating, criticizing its plot inconsistencies and uneven pacing. Conversely, IMDb users rated the movie a slightly higher 4.2/10, highlighting its cult following and cult classic potential. Despite its shortcomings, 'Elves' manages to captivate audiences with its eerie premise and unexpected twists. As one critic put it, 'Elves may not be a masterpiece, but it certainly knows how to entertain those looking for a holiday fright.' Overall, the film's mix of horror and dark fantasy has solidified its place in the realm of B-movie classics.