Two beloved performers, Geoffrey Owens and Tommy Davidson, have come together to bring holiday cheer in the family-friendly film Mr. Santa: A Christmas Extravaganza. Directed by a talented team with a passion for capturing the magic of the holiday season, the film promises to be a delightful mix of heartfelt storytelling and laugh-out-loud moments, perfect for families looking to make their holiday movie night memorable. Geoffrey Owens, widely known for his iconic role in The Cosby Show, continues to charm audiences with his natural warmth and depth as an actor.

WWE legend Al Snow is no stranger to the spotlight, and this holiday season, he steps into a new role as the star of the heartwarming comedy Home-less for the Holidays. Directed by Whit Whitman and produced by Little Monster Entertainment, the film combines humor, charm, and a heartfelt message about family and redemption. Snow portrays Kentucky Joe, a former football player battling CTE and dementia, who leads a ragtag group of homeless individuals in an ambitious plot.

South African filmmaker Ryan Kruger continues to redefine genre cinema with his latest project, Street Trash, a bold reimagining of the 1980s cult classic. Best known for his electrifying debut feature Fried Barry, which gained cult status and numerous accolades, Kruger is proving himself to be a director worth following closely. His ability to balance outrageous visual storytelling with deeper thematic exploration sets him apart as a unique voice in modern filmmaking.

Riley Dandy’s role as Sidney in Things Will Be Different showcases her compelling range as an actress, perfectly capturing the intensity of her character’s journey. In Michael Felker’s genre-blending sci-fi thriller, Sidney and her estranged brother, Joseph, find themselves trapped on an eerie, time-warped farmhouse property after a botched heist. They must face a menacing force that threatens not only their freedom but also the strained ties between them.

Vincent Pastore's role in Don Q further cements his reputation as one of the greats when it comes to portraying gritty, authentic Italian-American characters. Best known for his portrayal of Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero on The Sopranos, Pastore brings depth and humor to “Smash” in Don Q, a character who finds himself intertwined in Al Quinto’s eccentric quest to bring Little Italy back to its former glory. In the film, which is a crime-comedy inspired by Don Quixote, Pastore’s character is part of a world that mixes fantasy with the familiar codes of mob culture, creating a unique blend of satire and homage to both classic literature and New York’s Italian-American roots.

Stavros Halkias shines in Let's Start a Cult, an eccentric new comedy directed by Ben Kitnick that takes audiences on a riotous journey through the mishaps and chaos of cult life. In the film, Halkias stars as Chip Harper, a bumbling outcast who is left behind after his cult’s botched ritual suicide. The plot follows Chip as he attempts to rebuild the group, teaming up with William Davenport, his former leader, to assemble a new band of unconventional followers. Halkias brings Chip to life with a mix of charm, irreverence, and vulnerability that makes his character’s bizarre journey unexpectedly relatable.

Clarke Wolfe is a multi-talented actor, director, and pop culture aficionado, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Known for her versatility on and off the screen, she was most recently seen in Malum, a reimagining of Anthony DiBlasi’s horror cult classic The Last Shift. Clarke's next notable role is in the anthology film Tenants, where her performance earned her the Best Supporting Actress award at the Hollywood Blood Horror Film Festival.

Kate Flannery has long been a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, celebrated for her comedic timing and memorable roles. Most notably, she became a household name through her portrayal of Meredith Palmer on the hit television series The Office, a character that perfectly showcased her knack for deadpan humor and outrageous antics. Her work on the show earned her two Screen Actors Guild Awards and seven nominations, cementing her status as a talented actress capable of delivering consistent, standout performances.