The Farrelly brothers reunite with Jack Black after their 2001 film Shallow Hal in this new Christmas comedy that makes use of the popular joke misspelling of Santa. Paramount has just released the trailer for Dear Santa.

While it often feels like there are no good ideas left, and every single possible premise for a movie has been done before, every so often a new one comes along. Dear Santa is one of those premises where you go: That’s a good idea for the movie.

Nov. 6 (UPI) -- Paramount+ is teasing its upcoming holiday film Dear Santa, starring Jack Black. In a short social media clip posted Wednesday, "Jingle Bells" plays and the camera pans over Santa's suit. The music grinds to a halt, however, when viewers see Santa's face. Black may have St. Nick's rosy cheeks, but he also has horns.

They first heard the basic idea for their latest, the Christmas comedy Dear Santa, about 15 years ago, but the script just wasn't right. "It's a long-percolating movie, like all our movies," Peter explains to Entertainment Weekly. "By the way, Dumb and ...

His letter ends up being sent to Jack Black's iteration of Satan and, since he doesn't get much mail from children, the evil entity decides to meet Liam in person. Their encounter and relationship will be the central focus of Dear Santa.

The Farrelly Brothers' next movie, Dear Santa, is set to premiere later this month, and we have a first look at Jack Black as a slightly confused

The Farrelly Brothers are comedy legends. Sure, not all of their films are gold, but they’ve made some of the most iconic comedies ever. But they haven’t made a film together

Jack Black is in for a mischievous holiday season. On Thursday, Nov. 7, Paramount+ debuted the first trailer for Dear Santa, which stars Black, 55, as Satan, who is summoned from the underworld to Earth by a boy named Liam (Robert Timothy Smith),

The Farrelly Brothers holiday comedy will debut on Paramount+ on November 25. The post Dear Santa Trailer Featuring Jack Black as Satan appeared first on Vital Thrills.