For those more into the terrifying, Cronenberg-leaning body horror, surreal side of Christmas (hey, who isn’t!), ad agency Anomaly London has just the (anti)festive animation for you. Narrated by Richard E. Grant, no less, O Human Being was written, directed, animated and produced by Anomaly and Unreasonable Studios. Subverting what once seemed such an innocent Christmas tradition—buying, decorating, and singing around a tree—the roles of people and fir are reversed, with terrifying consequences. It’s honestly heartbreaking (do not watch on an egg nog hangover), but very funny too, with superbly witty dialogue and a fittingly creepy animation and illustration style. Here’s the blurb, whether or not you show it to your well-meaning, turkey-stuffing family is up to you: “When a family of Christmas trees chop Peter’s feet off, stand him in the corner of their living room, and decorate him in tinsel and lights, Peter has to devise a fantastic plan of escape in order to make it home to his beloved wife.”