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Watch on Philo! - Philo.tv/DTH The movie kicks off with this kid, Jack. He doesn't believe in Santa and doesn’t think anyone else should either. He tells all of his cousins that Santa doesn't exist and even shows them where their parents are hiding the gifts—very naughty. Fast forward 30 years, and Jack is now an adult—still very naughty. He's stealing important information and selling it to people on the dark web. Cut to Santa, who is doing some mall duty. He does this occasionally to remind himself why he does what he does. By his side is Callum Drift, the head of Santa’s security. When they return to the North Pole, Cal tells Santa that he’s retiring. There’s just too much naughty out there. But there's no time to mourn because Santa gets kidnapped! They suspect it has something to do with the information Jack stole. So they track him down for questioning, and Jack is completely shocked to find out that Santa is real—along with some other mythical creatures. They hire Jack to help find Santa because Jack is really good at tracking things down. Cal is annoyed that he has to team up with Jack. They track down Ted, the broker who bought the stolen information. Ted reveals that the kidnapper is the winter witch, Grýla. Suddenly, Grýla takes over Ted’s body, warns them, and then sends snowmen to kill them. They manage to fight them off, but not before Ted gets frozen. They suspect that Grýla may be working with Santa’s estranged brother, Krampus, who originally created the Naughty List. Cal and Jack break into Krampus' lair but are captured and forced to slap-fight Krampus. They discover that Grýla came to Krampus to retrieve a magical snow globe that can imprison people. Grýla’s plan is to duplicate the magical snow globe and imprison anyone who has ever been on the Naughty List. She decides to test the snow globes on Jack and his son, Dylan, with whom he has a strained relationship. Cal realizes that the only place capable of duplicating such magic is the North Pole
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