Emmy-nominated “Dragula” creators The Boulet Brothers are gifting fans with a holiday horror anthology this Christmas.

The Boulet Brothers’ Holiday of Horrors is coming down the chimney December 16 on Shudder. Watch the trailer below.

The film features four original shorts from genre powerhouses Swanthula & Dracmorda Boulet, Late Night with the Devil star David Dastmalchian, Malginant and M3GAN writer Akela Cooper, and “The Haunting of Hill House” and “Midnight Mass” actress Kate Siegel.

“Gaudete” is written and directed by the Boulets and stars Bonnie Aarons, Aaron Abrams, Briana Venskus, and Eloisa Huggins.

After inheriting their grandmother’s old house, a family attempts to settle in on Christmas Eve. But as strange sounds echo through the halls and tensions rise, an unseen presence forces them to face a chilling secret buried within the home.

“Yeti or Not” is directed by Dastmalchian from a script he co-wrote with Leah Kilpatrick and Jennifer Polania. Dastmalchian plays the Yeti with Lauren LaVera, Jennifer Polania, and Leah Kilpatrick.

Three close friends embark on a wilderness search to find their missing sister and friend. What they discover in the snow covered wild is something more terrifying and inhuman than they could have ever imagined.

“Old Acquaintance” is written and directed by Cooper and stars Tracie Thoms, Tiffany Smith, Charles Murray, and Abhora.

It’s New Years Eve and a woman returns home after her father’s sudden death only to find the demon that was haunting him is now after her.

“Down the Chimney” is written and directed by Siegel and features the voices of Dominic Hure, Theodora Flanagan, and Cody Flanagan.

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“This project has been such a joy to build alongside our dear friend David and the remarkable team of filmmakers involved,” said the Boulets. “The anthology showcases four distinct visions of holiday horror, and creating our own short within it gave us the chance to finally reveal the kind of scripted genre storytelling that’s closest to our hearts—moody, vicious, and hauntingly beautiful. We’re thrilled for audiences to experience the entire collection, and especially the dark little nightmare we’ve contributed to it.”

“There is something inherently haunting and haunted about the holiday season. Dickens knew it,” added Dastmalchian. “And now I get to team up with my favorite fiends, The Boulet Brothers, and a host of talented creative creatures as we twist and terrorize the holiday season into something fun and fearsome. Move aside, It’s a Wonderful Life, there’s a new holiday tradition coming to town!”

Holiday of Horrors is a Boulet Brothers Production in association with Good Fiend Films, with the Boulets and Dastmalchian executive producing.