The Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group attractions follow previous adaptations of the Christmas demon including one from Krampus director Michael Dougherty. The 2015 horror film came to life at ...

The demonic Krampus, considered the opposite of Santa Claus in primarily Alpine folklore, is both feared and celebrated by kids in Austria, Germany, Bavaria and the like during the holiday season.

There were days when St. Nick might have delivered stockings full of coal or switches to bad kids, but when was the last time anybody's naughty little offspring got anything but exactly what they ...

Chains, devil horns, and pitchforks are not things most people associate with the holidays. But for many in the Alpine region of Europe, that’s precisely where Krampus – a half goat, half demon ...

It’s the most horrifying time of the year. Let Devan explain just why that is. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, again, a time when we look back and reflect on all that’s happened over the ...

December’s San Antonio Krampus Parade proved so popular that the folkloric Yuletide demon is reappearing for Fiesta. The parade’s organizers will host the Krampus Fiesta Masquerade Pachanga on ...

As clanging chains and pounding metal drums fill the snow-covered streets of Austria, the whispers spread among children, “Watch out, Krampus is about.” Naughty children in the U.S. may dread a lump ...

He sees you when you’re sleeping. He knows when you’re awake. He’s got horns, hooves and an army of sinister elves, and his name sounds like a bad case of abdominal bloat. He is Krampus, the evil, ...

In Norfolk’s Chelsea neighborhood, one Christmas celebration is a little bit darker. Jolly Santa doesn’t stop by in his sleigh with reindeer in tow. This is Krampus’ domain. Sean and Athena Karn dress ...

The half-goat and half-demon character Krampus is the star of this year's 'Perunfest', a festival celebrating Slavic mythology held outside the Croatian capital. The annual two-day event draws scores ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...