Santa Claws [movie]

Santa Claws [movie]

A BUNCH OF KITTENS MURDER SANTA THEN FOLLOW 'THE SANTA CLAUSE' RULES SO THEY HAVE TO BECOME SANTA (BUT THEN SANTA IS JUST BETTER LATER ANYWAY)

PS. MOSTLY THIS WAS JUST REALLY BORING AND DULL AND THE GIRL AND MEAN SPIRITED.

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