The Krampus is a character from European Alpine folklore. It stands on two hooves, has horns growing out of its skull and carries a basket to haul away naughty children. For those who get sick of ...

Some Krampus fans say it's the commercialization of Christmas and the lure of a less cheery holiday character—Krampus has horns, dark hair, and fangs—that drove them to celebrate the beast.

Creating ‘Sexy’ Krampus: How ‘Red One’ Star Kristofer Hivju Transformed Into Santa’s Devilishly Hot Brother With an 85-Pound Suit ...

“On Christmas Day, we will shut out from our fireside, Nothing," Charles Dickens ominously wrote in his 1851 essay “What Christmas is as we grow older.” ...

As the Halloween season folds back into the dark, there lingers one shadowy folklore figure that travels forward into the holiday season –– the Krampus. At first a pagan figure of the winter ...

What is Krampus? This is the real story of the Christmas beast. Half-goat. Half-demon. This mythical beast was born from a centuries-old German tradition to whip naughty children into being nice.

If this sounds too scary for you, don’t fret. Half of the bar will be Krampus-free and feature more jolly seasonal decor. Here’s everything you need to know about AXE MKE’s Krampus Nacht: ...

Krampus Night in Europe is Dec. 5. The creepster is making the rounds in these parts as well.

While good little boys and girls in America are preparing for St. Nick's Dec. 25 flyby, children in Austria are probably running for their lives because of Santa's not-so-jolly Christmas companion.