David Firth, the creator of Salad Fingers, is ringing in the holiday season in a way only he can. Fans of gory movies like Saw and Silent Hill will appreciate David’s twisted holiday treat titled Christmas: A Short Festive Tale (graphic violence).

According to David’s website, Charlie Brooker’s Screen Wipe, which airs on BBC, invited Firth to create a cartoon for their Christmas Special. After viewing this short, Brooker declined. Ho-hum. Nobody seems to appreciate an animated, blood-soaked, homicidal holiday short anymore.

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