There was a tale as old as time when Santa was believed to be the boogeyman. After he massacred the Melvino family, it was believed that he burned himself alive out of guilt the following night. They said he would rise if you spoke his name three times "La Muerte."

The story revolves around a wealthy family about to celebrate their Noche Buena in a grand, secluded mansion. As the grandfather recounts the disturbing legend, the electricity suddenly cuts off, plunging them into darkness. Panic ensues as nightmares come to life, and the eerie sound of reindeer bells echoes through the rooms, accompanied by the clacking steel of claws scratching the walls. "La Muerte has come," a creepy voice echoes through the room just as the grandfather whispers, "Who called out his name?"