Last week we reported that Mill Creek Entertainment had tabbed Nov. 8 as the DVD debut date for director Marco Deufemia’s Dove-Family-approved thriller, Love in Wolf Creek.
The pairing of Nola Martin — as Samantha Gavin — with Tim Rozon, as the new in-town Austin Spencer, proved to be so electric, that filmmaker Marco Deufemia asked the pair if they’d be onboard for a sequel. They would not be facing a life-or-death struggle in the wilds against a ruthless hunter, but instead the romance between the two would be allowed to bloom.
The answer was a resounding yes!!
Mill Creek Entertainment announced this past week that a three-title “Christmas Collection” DVD promotion has been added to the Nov. 8 release calendar … and counted among the selections is the aforementioned sequel, Christmas in Wolf Creek.
This too won the Dove Family seal of approval.
Everything is wonderful in Wolf Creek, Samantha and Austin are an item and the annual Christmas show is something that everyone looks forward to. But when the reindeer star goes missing, Austin takes to the nearby woods to help in the search. But he doesn’t return!!
Samantha asks her well-meaning younger sister, Sunny (yes, Madeline Leon reprises her role from the first film), to take over the rehearsals while she goes in search of the missing Austin and the show’s runaway star!!
Also, to be found among the Nov. 8 “Christmas Collection” from Mill Creek Entertainment is director Amy Force’s Christmas in Rockwell, starring former WWE superstar Trish Stratus as Alyssa Strader, a big-time movie star, who takes a break from the grind to return to her home town of Rockwell, Idaho for a little holiday-season downtime.
She hides her identity. No hype. No press. Her career stated here when she was the child-star of Holly’s Puppy Christmas, which plays at the local theatre every Christmas — it’s a tradition. She just wants to slow down and savor the moment.
What she didn’t expect on her return home was falling in love with the theatre’s owner, Jake (played by Stephen Huszar), which sends the national entertainment media into a feeding frenzy once her identity is revealed. Flee or stay … and in staying perhaps ruin the Christmas season in Rockwell … and her own dreams of happiness.
Lastly, spoiled adult brat, Angie Moore (Liliana Tandon), is cut-off from her mother’s funding (played by Lorraine Bracco) in cinematographer-turned-director Don E. FauntLeRoy’s A Ring for Christmas. What to do? What to do?
Ah ha, she discovers that she inherits a vast estate if she is married by Christmas, so she heads back to her hometown in search of her high school sweetheart, Tyler (Charles Hittinger), with the sole purpose of luring him into a marriage proposal and a quicky wedding. How does that work out?
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