This Friday at 8:00 Pm on BBC One, brace yourself for an evening of laughter and deception as “Would I Lie to You?” returns with Season 17 Episode 5. Host Rob Brydon welcomes a star-studded lineup including Sam Campbell, Will Mellor, Kimberley Walsh, and Charlene White, who join team captains Lee Mack and David Mitchell in a battle of wit and truth. The show’s premise is simple yet endlessly entertaining – celebrities share extraordinary stories about themselves, and it’s up to the opposing teams to decipher fact from fiction.
In this episode, the stakes are high as the guests spin their tales, leaving the audience and the opposing team in splits of laughter. The age-old question remains: Are they telling the truth, or are they weaving a web of clever lies? With Rob Brydon at the helm, guiding the chaos with his trademark charm, Season 17 Episode 5 promises an evening of hilarious...
In this episode, the stakes are high as the guests spin their tales, leaving the audience and the opposing team in splits of laughter. The age-old question remains: Are they telling the truth, or are they weaving a web of clever lies? With Rob Brydon at the helm, guiding the chaos with his trademark charm, Season 17 Episode 5 promises an evening of hilarious...
- 1/20/2024
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
As the curtain falls on Season 16 of “Taskmaster,” viewers can anticipate a thrilling climax in Episode 10, titled “Always Forks and Marbles,” airing at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, November 23, 2023, on Channel 4. The remaining contestants, including Sam Campbell, Sue Perkins, Lucy Beaumont, Susan Wokoma, and Julian Clary, gear up for a series of absurd and amusing challenges that promise to keep the laughter flowing.
In this episode, the creativity soars as Sam Campbell takes on the unconventional task of designing a small bikini, while Sue Perkins finds herself caught in the classic trap of forgetting about the milk. Lucy Beaumont showcases her maternal instincts, Susan Wokoma pairs cornflakes with hot sauce, and Julian Clary, in true Taskmaster fashion, engages in a gentle assault on a Taskmaster’s assistant.
With the series reaching its climax, “Taskmaster” enthusiasts can expect a culmination of hilarious moments, unexpected twists, and the signature absurdity that has...
In this episode, the creativity soars as Sam Campbell takes on the unconventional task of designing a small bikini, while Sue Perkins finds herself caught in the classic trap of forgetting about the milk. Lucy Beaumont showcases her maternal instincts, Susan Wokoma pairs cornflakes with hot sauce, and Julian Clary, in true Taskmaster fashion, engages in a gentle assault on a Taskmaster’s assistant.
With the series reaching its climax, “Taskmaster” enthusiasts can expect a culmination of hilarious moments, unexpected twists, and the signature absurdity that has...
- 11/17/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
Get ready for “Taskmaster,” Season 16, Episode 9, titled “Fagin at the Disco.” The episode is scheduled to air on Channel 4 at 10:00 Pm on Thursday, November 16, 2023. In this installment, the following contestants engage in a series of unique challenges:
– Susan Wokoma presents explanations for road sweeping tasks.
– Julian Clary cleverly employs a fishing rod.
– Sue Perkins reimagines Botticelli’s work.
– Sam Campbell collects coins.
– Lucy Beaumont requests that Alex Horne sit on a sled.
“Taskmaster” is known for its inventive and often humorous challenges, where contestants must apply creativity and resourcefulness to complete their tasks. This episode promises to be another entertaining installment, as the contestants tackle a range of unusual and often baffling assignments, aiming to impress the Taskmaster and earn points for their efforts. Viewers can expect a combination of wit, ingenuity, and laughter in this episode of “Taskmaster.”
Release Date & Time: 10:00 Pm Thursday 16 November 2023 on Channel...
– Susan Wokoma presents explanations for road sweeping tasks.
– Julian Clary cleverly employs a fishing rod.
– Sue Perkins reimagines Botticelli’s work.
– Sam Campbell collects coins.
– Lucy Beaumont requests that Alex Horne sit on a sled.
“Taskmaster” is known for its inventive and often humorous challenges, where contestants must apply creativity and resourcefulness to complete their tasks. This episode promises to be another entertaining installment, as the contestants tackle a range of unusual and often baffling assignments, aiming to impress the Taskmaster and earn points for their efforts. Viewers can expect a combination of wit, ingenuity, and laughter in this episode of “Taskmaster.”
Release Date & Time: 10:00 Pm Thursday 16 November 2023 on Channel...
- 11/10/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, November 9, 2023, at 10:00 Pm, Channel 4 will air Season 16, Episode 8 of “Taskmaster” titled “Never Packed a Boot.” In this popular comedy show, contestants take on various peculiar tasks and challenges.
In this particular episode, the mystery of a secret task will finally be revealed. Viewers will also find out why many contestants seem to select Sam Campbell, witness Sue Perkins tossing her head like a lion, and discover who gets to wear the Special Hat.
“Taskmaster” is known for its quirky and amusing challenges that push contestants to their limits. It’s a lighthearted and entertaining show that brings laughter and surprises.
If you enjoy watching people take on bizarre and funny tasks, then “Taskmaster” is the show for you. Tune in to see the contestants’ creativity and humor as they tackle the challenges in this episode, and find out who takes home the Special Hat.
Release Date...
In this particular episode, the mystery of a secret task will finally be revealed. Viewers will also find out why many contestants seem to select Sam Campbell, witness Sue Perkins tossing her head like a lion, and discover who gets to wear the Special Hat.
“Taskmaster” is known for its quirky and amusing challenges that push contestants to their limits. It’s a lighthearted and entertaining show that brings laughter and surprises.
If you enjoy watching people take on bizarre and funny tasks, then “Taskmaster” is the show for you. Tune in to see the contestants’ creativity and humor as they tackle the challenges in this episode, and find out who takes home the Special Hat.
Release Date...
- 11/3/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
“She does them to the best of her ability but sometimes that means she comes across as quite feral, like she’s been brought up by a pack of wolves”.
Not our verdict on comedian Lucy Beaumont’s performance in the tasks on Taskmaster, but her own in the below series 16 cast interview, where speaking in the third person wasn’t an affectation but a requirement.
Nothing about Lucy Beaumont, according to Taskmaster’s Alex Horne and Greg Davies, is a put on. “We initially thought it might have been an affectation to a degree, or a character,” Davies told Chortle. “But the more it went on, we both started to go, ‘No, I think this is how Lucy lives her life’.”
How Beaumont lives her life is documented to an extent in Dave sitcom Meet the Richardsons, a heightened version of her day-to-day family existence with comedian husband Jon Richardson...
Not our verdict on comedian Lucy Beaumont’s performance in the tasks on Taskmaster, but her own in the below series 16 cast interview, where speaking in the third person wasn’t an affectation but a requirement.
Nothing about Lucy Beaumont, according to Taskmaster’s Alex Horne and Greg Davies, is a put on. “We initially thought it might have been an affectation to a degree, or a character,” Davies told Chortle. “But the more it went on, we both started to go, ‘No, I think this is how Lucy lives her life’.”
How Beaumont lives her life is documented to an extent in Dave sitcom Meet the Richardsons, a heightened version of her day-to-day family existence with comedian husband Jon Richardson...
- 10/27/2023
- by Louisa Mellor
- Den of Geek
On Thursday, November 2, 2023, at 11:00 Pm on Channel 4, “Taskmaster” continues with Season 16, Episode 7, titled “I’m Off to Find a Robin.”
In this episode, Lucy Beaumont faces a conundrum – should she take the risk of flicking a forbidden switch? Meanwhile, Julian Clary grapples with the question of whether one pie is sufficient or if he needs more. Sue Perkins, on the other hand, contemplates the merits of a deer head versus a boundary line. And in a rather unconventional twist, Sam Campbell appears to take an unexpected and dramatic action.
“Taskmaster” is known for its peculiar and entertaining challenges that push contestants to their limits in pursuit of often absurd objectives. In this episode, the audience can look forward to witnessing the contestants’ wit, humor, and creativity as they tackle the assigned tasks.
For those who enjoy offbeat and hilarious challenges, “Taskmaster” offers an evening of laughter and unpredictability.
In this episode, Lucy Beaumont faces a conundrum – should she take the risk of flicking a forbidden switch? Meanwhile, Julian Clary grapples with the question of whether one pie is sufficient or if he needs more. Sue Perkins, on the other hand, contemplates the merits of a deer head versus a boundary line. And in a rather unconventional twist, Sam Campbell appears to take an unexpected and dramatic action.
“Taskmaster” is known for its peculiar and entertaining challenges that push contestants to their limits in pursuit of often absurd objectives. In this episode, the audience can look forward to witnessing the contestants’ wit, humor, and creativity as they tackle the assigned tasks.
For those who enjoy offbeat and hilarious challenges, “Taskmaster” offers an evening of laughter and unpredictability.
- 10/27/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, October 26, 2023, at 9:00 Pm, Channel 4 presents Season 16, Episode 6 of “Taskmaster.” In this episode, the contestants take on new challenges, showcasing their unique skills and creativity.
Sue Perkins is known for making an extraordinary noise, while Julian Clary gets on his hands and knees for a task. Lucy Beaumont brings a touch of creepiness to the show, adding an intriguing element. Sam Campbell impresses with his ability to identify colorful birds, and Susan Wokoma is grateful for her formal acting training.
“TasKmaster” is a show that tests the wit and abilities of its contestants with a series of fun and bizarre tasks. Each episode features a mix of humor and competition as the participants try to outdo each other in completing these unconventional challenges.
Tune in to Channel 4 on October 26th at 9:00 Pm to watch “Taskmaster.” This episode promises laughter, creativity, and a bit of weirdness as...
Sue Perkins is known for making an extraordinary noise, while Julian Clary gets on his hands and knees for a task. Lucy Beaumont brings a touch of creepiness to the show, adding an intriguing element. Sam Campbell impresses with his ability to identify colorful birds, and Susan Wokoma is grateful for her formal acting training.
“TasKmaster” is a show that tests the wit and abilities of its contestants with a series of fun and bizarre tasks. Each episode features a mix of humor and competition as the participants try to outdo each other in completing these unconventional challenges.
Tune in to Channel 4 on October 26th at 9:00 Pm to watch “Taskmaster.” This episode promises laughter, creativity, and a bit of weirdness as...
- 10/20/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
It may have been mere months since Taskmaster series 15 ended, but the brand-new series 16 feels like it’s arrived at just the right time, giving us a chance to escape endlessly depressing talk of the latest celebrity criminal revelations and our world leaders’ somewhat “lalala can’t hear you” approach to climate change.
There’s a lot to live up to after the excellent last series, but Taskmaster series 16 has a promising line-up that fits the show’s tried-and-tested dysfunctional family dynamic. The ‘mum and dad’ figures of Julian Clary and Sue Perkins are joined by three distinctive ‘kids’: the ditsy persona of Lucy Beaumont, the intelligent fun of Susan Wokoma… and Sam Campbell, who is completely bonkers.
Although he’s probably the least UK-famous of this batch of contestants right now, he’s got serious comedy chops, winning the top prize at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022 and appearing in some great sitcoms.
There’s a lot to live up to after the excellent last series, but Taskmaster series 16 has a promising line-up that fits the show’s tried-and-tested dysfunctional family dynamic. The ‘mum and dad’ figures of Julian Clary and Sue Perkins are joined by three distinctive ‘kids’: the ditsy persona of Lucy Beaumont, the intelligent fun of Susan Wokoma… and Sam Campbell, who is completely bonkers.
Although he’s probably the least UK-famous of this batch of contestants right now, he’s got serious comedy chops, winning the top prize at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022 and appearing in some great sitcoms.
- 9/21/2023
- by Lauravickersgreen
- Den of Geek
2023 has already given us series 15’s perfect line-up – a gem of a season with Jenny Eclair’s endless joy, Kiell Smith-Bynoe’s cheeky competitiveness, Mae Martin’s cool smarts, Frankie Boyle’s affable bemusement and Ivo Graham’s adorable self-loathing keeping us laughing all the way through to summer.
And there’s not long to wait now until series 16 arrives. The new run of 10 episodes is confirmed to start airing weekly on Channel 4 and Channel4.com from Thursday September 21 at 9pm. That means – interruptions notwithstanding – the series finale should arrive on Thursday November 23, which is traditionally when the next line-up is announced.
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. The series 16 Taskmaster line-up comes first and back in June, was confirmed as comprising Julian Clary, Lucy Beaumont, Sue Perkins, Susan Wokoma and Sam Campbell.
Let’s have a quick refresher on where we’ve seen the series 16 contestants before:...
And there’s not long to wait now until series 16 arrives. The new run of 10 episodes is confirmed to start airing weekly on Channel 4 and Channel4.com from Thursday September 21 at 9pm. That means – interruptions notwithstanding – the series finale should arrive on Thursday November 23, which is traditionally when the next line-up is announced.
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. The series 16 Taskmaster line-up comes first and back in June, was confirmed as comprising Julian Clary, Lucy Beaumont, Sue Perkins, Susan Wokoma and Sam Campbell.
Let’s have a quick refresher on where we’ve seen the series 16 contestants before:...
- 9/6/2023
- by Louisa Mellor
- Den of Geek
Ben Elton is bringing back Friday Night Live for a one-off special.
Airing from 1985 to 1988, the Channel 4 series – originally called Saturday Live – was known for catapulting comedians such as Harry Enfield, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie to stardom.
Jo Brand’s first ever TV appearance came on the show, which featured a mix of stand-up comedy and topical sketches. Episodes were broadcast live, but featured a small amount of pre-recorded material as well.
On Thursday 6 October, Channel 4 announced that the show would be returning in October for a special episode as part of the channel’s 40th anniversary celebrations.
Elton will be back at the helm, along with former cast members Enfield, Brand and Julian Clary.
They will be joined by comics including Rosie Jones, Mawaan Rizwan, Jordan Gray, Ronni Ancona and Sam Campbell. Self Esteem will also perform.
Friday Night Live originally aired on a Saturday, but moved...
Airing from 1985 to 1988, the Channel 4 series – originally called Saturday Live – was known for catapulting comedians such as Harry Enfield, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie to stardom.
Jo Brand’s first ever TV appearance came on the show, which featured a mix of stand-up comedy and topical sketches. Episodes were broadcast live, but featured a small amount of pre-recorded material as well.
On Thursday 6 October, Channel 4 announced that the show would be returning in October for a special episode as part of the channel’s 40th anniversary celebrations.
Elton will be back at the helm, along with former cast members Enfield, Brand and Julian Clary.
They will be joined by comics including Rosie Jones, Mawaan Rizwan, Jordan Gray, Ronni Ancona and Sam Campbell. Self Esteem will also perform.
Friday Night Live originally aired on a Saturday, but moved...
- 10/6/2022
- by Isobel Lewis
- The Independent - TV
Production
Principal photography has commenced on Season 2 of acclaimed Sky original paramedic comedy “Bloods.”
U.S. streaming service Hulu has acquired the series in a multi-season deal and season 1 will debut on the streamer Dec. 9.
The series stars BAFTA nominated Samson Kayo and Golden Globe nominated Jane Horrocks. The first season had eight episodes while the second will have 10.
Bloods follows tough-acting loner Maleek (Kayo) and over-friendly divorcee Wendy (Horrocks), a pair of mismatched paramedics, and their fellow ambulance station colleagues through the life-saving world of a south London emergency service. Katherine Kelly (“Innocent”) and Nathan Foad (“Our Flag Means Death”) are joining the cast for the new season.
The show’s returning cast includes Lucy Punch (“Motherland”), Julian Barratt (“Mighty Boosh”), Adrian Scarborough (“Gavin and Stacey”), Aasiya Shah (“Raised By Wolves”), Kevin Garry (“Ted Lasso”) and Sam Campbell (“Stath Lets Flats”).
The series is being made for Sky by...
Principal photography has commenced on Season 2 of acclaimed Sky original paramedic comedy “Bloods.”
U.S. streaming service Hulu has acquired the series in a multi-season deal and season 1 will debut on the streamer Dec. 9.
The series stars BAFTA nominated Samson Kayo and Golden Globe nominated Jane Horrocks. The first season had eight episodes while the second will have 10.
Bloods follows tough-acting loner Maleek (Kayo) and over-friendly divorcee Wendy (Horrocks), a pair of mismatched paramedics, and their fellow ambulance station colleagues through the life-saving world of a south London emergency service. Katherine Kelly (“Innocent”) and Nathan Foad (“Our Flag Means Death”) are joining the cast for the new season.
The show’s returning cast includes Lucy Punch (“Motherland”), Julian Barratt (“Mighty Boosh”), Adrian Scarborough (“Gavin and Stacey”), Aasiya Shah (“Raised By Wolves”), Kevin Garry (“Ted Lasso”) and Sam Campbell (“Stath Lets Flats”).
The series is being made for Sky by...
- 11/17/2021
- by Naman Ramachandran
- Variety Film + TV
Gordon Ramsay will open the doors to London’s iconic hotel The Savoy in a five-part docuseries for British broadcaster ITV.
Ramsay has run Savoy restaurant, the Savoy Grill, since 2003 and now his production company Studio Ramsay will take viewers behind the scenes at the luxury hotel over its winter season.
The Savoy will be filmed using fixed-rig cameras, which will provide a fly-on-the-wall glimpse behind the curtain of the hotel, showcasing its staff and guests.
Ramsay, Sebastian Grant and Lisa Edwards are the executive producers. Fernando De Jesus developed the show, which will be series directed by Sam Campbell and series produced by Naomi Gayler. It was commissioned by ITV’s Kate Teckman and Sue Murphy, the broadcaster’s head of factual entertainment.
Teckman said: “With unparalleled access to the intoxicating world of this most iconic of British institutions, this is the story of The Savoy as we have never seen before.
Ramsay has run Savoy restaurant, the Savoy Grill, since 2003 and now his production company Studio Ramsay will take viewers behind the scenes at the luxury hotel over its winter season.
The Savoy will be filmed using fixed-rig cameras, which will provide a fly-on-the-wall glimpse behind the curtain of the hotel, showcasing its staff and guests.
Ramsay, Sebastian Grant and Lisa Edwards are the executive producers. Fernando De Jesus developed the show, which will be series directed by Sam Campbell and series produced by Naomi Gayler. It was commissioned by ITV’s Kate Teckman and Sue Murphy, the broadcaster’s head of factual entertainment.
Teckman said: “With unparalleled access to the intoxicating world of this most iconic of British institutions, this is the story of The Savoy as we have never seen before.
- 11/28/2019
- by Jake Kanter
- Deadline Film + TV
Stars: Dee Wallace, Geoff Morrell, Janis McGavin, David Collins, Sarah Bishop, Bjorn Stewart, Gerard Odwyer, Atlas Adams, Sam Campbell, Deelia Meriel, Anthony Jensen, Robert Anderson | Written and Directed by Craig Anderson
Red Christmas is the latest festive horror which has been produced by, and stars, Dee Wallace. The film continues in the traditional bloody footsteps of the Christmas slasher genre, although writer and director Craig Anderson takes a lot of time to really develop the characters, giving the film a bit more depth than just your normal hack and slash.
Red Christmas begins in an abortion clinic, with a woman who is undergoing an abortion. During the procedure a bomb is detonated, causing panic and confusion as everyone tries to evacuate. Acting quickly, the removed foetus is dumped into a biohazard bucket which is kicked aside as everyone begins to leave. Unbeknownst to them the baby is found by the bomber,...
Red Christmas is the latest festive horror which has been produced by, and stars, Dee Wallace. The film continues in the traditional bloody footsteps of the Christmas slasher genre, although writer and director Craig Anderson takes a lot of time to really develop the characters, giving the film a bit more depth than just your normal hack and slash.
Red Christmas begins in an abortion clinic, with a woman who is undergoing an abortion. During the procedure a bomb is detonated, causing panic and confusion as everyone tries to evacuate. Acting quickly, the removed foetus is dumped into a biohazard bucket which is kicked aside as everyone begins to leave. Unbeknownst to them the baby is found by the bomber,...
- 9/27/2017
- by Philip Rogers
- Nerdly
"It's in the oven, presents in 15 minutes!" Artsploitation Films has debuted the official trailer for a holiday horror movie titled Red Christmas, from writer/director Craig Anderson. The films stars Dee Wallace, who also produced, as a mother who must protect her family on Christmas Day from a demented stranger. The cast includes Geoff Morrell, David Collins, Sarah Bishop, Janis McGavin, Gerard Odwyer, and Sam Campbell. This looks more like an awkward comedic Christmas version of You're Next than the other holiday horror Krampus. The final kill from this trailer is totally gnarly, not sure if that's a good thing. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Craig Anderson's Red Christmas, direct from YouTube: A mother (Dee Wallace) must protect her family on Christmas Day from a demented stranger who is hell-bent on tearing them apart. Red Christmas is both written and directed by Australian actor-filmmaker Craig Anderson, making his...
- 8/2/2017
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
It’s been a few days since I saw Red Christmas and I’ll be honest, I’m still not sure how I feel about it. In many ways, it’s an unconventional film that has stuck with me, but it gets tripped up by several uneven performances from its cast, subpar camerawork, and a killer that’s hard to root for, or even against. For a movie that takes some chances with its material (more on that soon), Red Christmas misses the opportunity to do anything interesting with its challenging premise.
Red Christmas’ opening takes us 20 years into the past at an abortion clinic where a woman is undergoing a procedure as a nutjob sets up a bombing attack on those working inside. Once mayhem is unleashed, everyone is thrown into a state of disarray, and the antagonist behind the bombing rescues from a bucket an aborted fetus, who somehow survived the procedure.
Red Christmas’ opening takes us 20 years into the past at an abortion clinic where a woman is undergoing a procedure as a nutjob sets up a bombing attack on those working inside. Once mayhem is unleashed, everyone is thrown into a state of disarray, and the antagonist behind the bombing rescues from a bucket an aborted fetus, who somehow survived the procedure.
- 7/28/2016
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
Nothing gets my jollies jostled like a good holiday horror flick, but Red Christmas falls short of being the next killer yuletide classic. Twisted ideologies are present – along with an aggressive socio-political message (like most good B-Movies carry) – yet execution is more “ho-hum” than “Ho Ho Ho!” There’s surely a demented likability to this Australian family vacation gone awry, but this is a low, Low-budget affair – and it shows. In the cinematography, performances and special effects, it definitely, definitely shows.
Dee Wallace stars as a proud mother named Diane, whose only wish is for all of her closest family to gather and celebrate Christmas together (a wish that’s granted). There’s predictable sisterly banter (Sarah Bishop as Suzy, Janis McGavin as Ginny), drunken silliness, delectable food, plus Uncle Joe (Geoff Morrell) double-fisting his flask and a rolled joint. All in all, it’s a fairly expected holiday party – until a cloaked,...
Dee Wallace stars as a proud mother named Diane, whose only wish is for all of her closest family to gather and celebrate Christmas together (a wish that’s granted). There’s predictable sisterly banter (Sarah Bishop as Suzy, Janis McGavin as Ginny), drunken silliness, delectable food, plus Uncle Joe (Geoff Morrell) double-fisting his flask and a rolled joint. All in all, it’s a fairly expected holiday party – until a cloaked,...
- 7/24/2016
- by Matt Donato
- We Got This Covered
Red Christmas star Dee Wallace played the mother in E.T more than 30 years ago.
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Craig Anderson's Indie Aussie horror feature debut Red Christmas, starring Dee Wallace (E.T, Cujo) will have its world premiere at Sydney Film Festival.
Anderson is an award-winning director best known for television (Black Comedy, Double the Fist)..
His debut feature, Red Christmas, is a horror film about abortion and will receive its world premiere at Sydney Film Festival in June as part of the Freak Me Out program.
Red Christmas tells the story of a mother who must defend her family from a deranged killer on Christmas day..
Unbeknown to her, the killer is her son who survived an abortion twenty years earlier and was raised by an extremist who bombed the clinic..
American actress, Wallace, who most audiences will know as the mum in Steven Spielberg.s E.T, will also star in the film.
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Craig Anderson's Indie Aussie horror feature debut Red Christmas, starring Dee Wallace (E.T, Cujo) will have its world premiere at Sydney Film Festival.
Anderson is an award-winning director best known for television (Black Comedy, Double the Fist)..
His debut feature, Red Christmas, is a horror film about abortion and will receive its world premiere at Sydney Film Festival in June as part of the Freak Me Out program.
Red Christmas tells the story of a mother who must defend her family from a deranged killer on Christmas day..
Unbeknown to her, the killer is her son who survived an abortion twenty years earlier and was raised by an extremist who bombed the clinic..
American actress, Wallace, who most audiences will know as the mum in Steven Spielberg.s E.T, will also star in the film.
- 5/11/2016
- by Staff Writer
- IF.com.au
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