#Chad Connell

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#86 El Retiro (2021)

Valerie (Sarah Allen) y Renee (Tommie-Amber Pirie) son una pareja que acaba de empezar, y buscando afianzar su relación y dejar de lado los miedos y las dudas típicas del inicio de una relación, pensando en hacer planes juntas y pasar la mayor parte del tiempo compartiendo amigos y experiencias.

Les invitan a una cabaña en medio del bosque donde van a celebrar el previo de una boda entre dos hombres que han comprado esa cabaña y que quieren celebrar con sus amigos, Scott y Connor, la buena nueva.

Pese a que una pareja más debería de estar en la cabaña, pero cuando ellas llegan no hay nadie, solo el coche de Connor, amigo de Valerie. Renee que ha sido criada en un entorno más rural y está habituada a la caza, el bosque y todo eso, se queda extrañada porque tiene la sensación de que las están vigilando.

Pero decide no darle importancia y seguir con el finde idílico, paseando por el bosque y pasando un buen tiempo con Val. Se adentran en el bosque, pero las cosas se vuelven extrañas conforme avanzan, y tampoco tienen muy claro porque.

Cuando se dan cuenta de que las están vigilando, vuelven corriendo a la casa para recoger sus cosas, pero el coche de Renee ya no está, cuando bajan del piso de arriba descubren que hay dos personas muertas en el sofá, y dos personas vestidas de camuflaje y cargados con dos rifles, lo que hace que ellas se escapen en el último momento y corran por el bosque.

Val cae en una trampa y se queda atrapada y por mucho que Renee intenta liberarla no puede, buscando soluciones para poder liberarla se aleja de ella y cuando vuelve Val ya no está y ella recibe un golpe en la cabeza que le hace perder el conocimiento.

Las cosas se complican cuando Renee se despierta y tiene las manos y las piernas atadas entre sí, y una mordaza en la boca. Está en una cabaña de madera que sirve como trastero de la casa principal que se ve desde la pequeña ventana, donde se observa a una mujer conviviendo con los tres hombres vestidos de camuflaje. No hay ni rastro de Valerie, y ella está cada vez más desquiciada, incluso cuando llega la mujer de la casa y le pide que la libere y ella se vuelve contra Renee diciéndole que sabe lo que es y que es una desviada y una mujer repugnante.

Dos de los hombres matan al otro socio, que se replantea los motivos de lo que hacen, y acaban con él. Renee escapa atacando a la mujer y sale corriendo en busca de Val, se cuela en otra caseta de madera y observa como los dos hombres vestidos de camuflaje, están torturando a Connor, mientras que Scott ya yacía muerto. Mientras Valerie lo ve todo.

¿Con qué finalidad?

Estos hombres, con la ayuda de la mujer que Renee deja inconsciente, graban y retransmiten en directo la tortura y el asesinato de personas homosexuales para ganar likes y visualizaciones online. Por un lado, se deshacen de gente que consideran peligrosa y asquerosa y por otro ganan dinero con ello. Renee estaba desarmada y cuando la mujer viene buscando a los dos hombres diciendo que Renee se ha escapado, ayuda a Valerie a soltarse de sus ataduras y deciden salir de todas, todas de esa situación.

Atacan a uno de ellos y vuelven a la casa principal, matan en defensa propia al mismo tipo que ya habían atacado y le tiran un monitor a la cabeza a la chica que está con ellos, en ese instante, al ver que hay miles de visualizaciones y comentarios de las personas que ven en directo o visualizan los videos de las torturas, y asesinatos. Deciden que van a matar al hombre que queda, en el nombre de sus amigos y en el de ellas mismas.

A lo largo del bosque hay cámaras y las personas online pueden seguir como Valerie y Renee dan caza al cazador, dando una lección a las personas que ven online y que disfrutan del dolor de los demás, sobre todo, odiando un colectivo.

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Petition to remake all disney movies but with the supernatural cast

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Irish revolutionaries kidnap Murdoch and Prince Alfred, who is visiting Toronto.

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For every $10 you donate to RIP Medical Debt, you will 1) be erasing about $1,000 in medical debt and 2) be entered in a raffle to win one of the items listed below. The more total donations we receive, the more scripts will be made available as prizes.

If donations reach $3000 total, we'll add:

Set: 1.13 'Route 666' - Studio Draft (REPRO); 2.05 'Simon Said' & 2.06 'No Exit' episode arenas signed by Samantha Ferris at Crossroads 6 (Brighton, UK) and Chad Lindberg at Salute to Supernatural: San Francisco 2023; 3.10 'Dream a Little Dream of Me' - Call Sheet: Day 3 of 8 signed by Cindy Sampson at Salute to Supernatural: Nashville 2023

3.04 'Sin City' - Production Draft signed by Jensen Ackles & Jared Padalecki at Creation Tour: Las Vegas 2023; Jim Beaver at Creation Tour: New Jersey 2023. Set includes Blue Revisions.

3.08 'A Very Supernatural Christmas' - Production Draft signed by Jensen Ackles & Jared Padalecki at Creation Tour: Minneapolis 2023. Set includes Blue and Pink Revisions.

13.04 'The Big Empty' - Blue Draft signed by Misha Collins at Creation Tour: Charlotte 2023. Item is missing Act 5 but we'll include a copy of the Act 5 from our Yellow Draftand the Preliminary One Line Schedule from 13.12 'Various & Sundry Villains'.

15.02 'Raising Hell' - Pink Draft signed by Rob Benedict at Salute to Supernatural: Nashville 2023; Osric Chau at Creation Tour: Minneapolis 2023. Set includes Yellow and Green Pages.

Set: 

Jericho 1.18 'A.K.A.' - Blue Draft (Robbie Thompson's first episode of prime-time television).

The Winchesters - 'Pilot' - 4th Network Draft signed by Drake Rodger, Jojo Fleites, Meg Donnelly, and Gil McKinney at Creation Tour: Dallas 2023; Nida Khurshid at Creation Tour: Atlanta 2023; Jensen Ackles, Louden Swain (Rob Benedict, Michael Borja, Billy Moran, Stephen Norton), and Ruth Connell at Creation Tour: New Orleans 2023; Jim Beaver and Richard Speight Jr. at Creation Tour: New Jersey 2023; Tom Welling at The Official Lucifer Convention: New Jersey 2023; Alexander Calvert at Momento Con 2023.

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Title: The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

Rating: PG-13

Director: Harald Zwart

Cast: Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, Robert Sheehan, Kevin Zegers, Jemima West, Lena Headey, Aidan Turner, Jared Harris, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Kevin Durand, Harry Van Gorkum, Godfrey Gao, C.C.H. Pounder, Robert Maillet, Stephen R. Hart, Chad Connell, Chris Ratz

Release year: 2013

Genres: mystery, fantasy, action

Blurb: Clary Fray, a seemingly ordinary teenager, learns that she is descended from a line of Shadowhunters - half-angel warriors who protect humanity from evil forces. After her mother disappears, Clary joins forces with a group of Shadowhunters and enters Downworld, an alternate realm filled with demons, vampires, and a host of other creatures. Clary and her companions must find and protect an ancient cup that holds the key to her mother’s future.

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jacob black

stranger things

will byers

lucas sinclair

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the hunger games: (haven't read the novels lol - movie based & my imagination )

peeta mellark

clove

shameless

lip gallagher

riverdale:

sweet pea

normal people: ( tv show based )

connell waldron

skins uk/ gen 2

james cook

scream 6:

chad meeks-martin

ethan landry (continued threads from @stabvirgin )

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fezco

rue bennett

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

New in December - Hallmark Movies Now

USS Christmas (2020)  Starring Jen Lilley, Trevor Donovan, and Barbara Niven  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas

Hailey Dean Mysteries: A Prescription for Murder (2019)  Starring Kellie Martin, Viv Leacock, Matthew MacCaull, Caitlin Stryker, Lauren Holly, Lucia Walters, Gabrielle Miller, Bruce Dawson, Johannah Newmarch, Nathan Witte, Sarah Smyth, and Nancy Grace  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 8 of 9 

Home for Christmas Day (2017)  Starring Catherine Bell and Victor Webster   Hallmark Movies & Mysteries 

Falling for Vermont (2017)  Starring Julie Gonzalo and Benjamin Ayres   Hallmark Channel / Fall Harvest 

Return to Christmas Creek (2018)  Starring Tori Anderson, Stephen Huszar, Steven Weber, and Kari Matchett   Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

Mystery 101: Killer Timing (2021)  Starring Jill Wagner, Kristoffer Polaha, Robin Thomas, and  Erin Cahill   Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 6 of 7 

Christmas at the Palace (2018)  Starring Merritt Patterson, Andrew Cooper, and Brittany Bristow   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Enchanted Christmas (2017)  Starring Alex and Carlos PenaVega  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Our Christmas Journey (2021)  Starring Holly Robins Peete, Lyriq Bent, Aloma Wright, and Nik Sanchez  Hallmark movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

The Angel Tree (2020)  Starring Jill Wagner and Lucas Bryant  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

Jingle Bell Bride (2020)  Starring Julie Gonzalo and Ronnie Rowe  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Christmas Scavenger Hunt (2019)  Starring Kim Shaw, Kevin McGarry, and Tom Arnold  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Autumn Dreams (2015)  Jill Wagner, Colin Egglesfield, and Matty Finochio  Hallmark Channel / Fall Harvest 

Murder She Baked: Just Desserts (2017)  Starring Alison Sweeney, Cameron Mathison, Barbara Niven, Lisa Durupt, Gabriel Hogan, Toby Levins, David Lewis, James Rittinger, Karen Holness, Tammy Gillis, and Viv Leacock  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 5 of 5

A Christmas for the Books (2019)  Starring Chelsea Kane, Drew Seeley, and Chad Connell  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

December 1  

Christmas in Vienna (2020)  Starring Sarah Drew and Brennan Elliott  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Boyfriends for Christmas Past (2021)  Starring Catherine Haena Kim, Raymond Ablack, and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Hailey Dean Mysteries: Killer Sentence (2019)  Starring Kellie Martin, Viv Leacock, Matthew MacCaull, Lauren Holly, Lucia Walters, and Matty Finochio  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Movie 9 of 9 

December 2  

A December Bride (2016)  Starring Jessica Lowndes and Daniel Lissing  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Christmas in Evergreen (2017)  Starring Ashley Williams, Teddy Sears, Holly Robinson Peete, Jaeda Lily Miller, Marcus Rosner, Barbara Niven, Malcolm Stewart, and Rukiya Bernard  Hallmark Channel / Movie 1 of 4 / Countdown to Christmas 

Falling For You (2018)  Starring Taylor Cole and Tyler Hynes  Hallmark Channel / Fall Harvest

December 15 

Sister Swap: Christmas in the City (2021)  Starring Ashely Williams, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Kevin Nealon, Keith D. Robinson, Anna Hollbrook, and Jim Byrnes 

December 22 

Christmas in Evergreen: Bells Are Ringing (2020)  Starring Rukiya Bernard, Antonio Cayonne, Holly Robinson Pete, Barbara Niven, Malcom Stewart, Marci T. House, Marlon Kazadi, Colin Lawrence, Ashley Williams, ad Jaeda Lily Miller  Hallmark Channel / Movie 4 of 4 / Countdown to Christmas 

Eight Gifts of Hanukkah (2021)  Starring Inbar Lavi and Jake Epstein  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

The Wedding Veil (2022)  Starring Lacey Chabert, Kevin McGarry, Alison Sweeney, Autumn Reeser, Karen Kruper, Fiona Vroom, Catherine Lough Haggquist, and Greg Rogers  Hallmark Channel / New Year New Movies

And More 

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Death Becomes Him

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by cyncitymojo

An ancient Reaper unexpectedly falls in love with a human while visiting the mortal plane. Can he balance their love and his purpose? Or will he have to make a choice between them?

  Words: 6429, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Supernatural (TV 2005) RPF

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Ruth Connell, Alaina Huffman, Felicia Day, Christian Kane, Chad Michael Murray, Genevieve Cortese, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Danneel Harris

Relationships: Jensen Ackles/Jared Padalecki

Additional Tags: Death as a persona, Sick Character, Mythology References, Memory Loss, Death and Rebirth, Acrobatic Gymnastics, Professor Jensen Ackles, Performer Jared Padalecki

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A Charming Valentine (previously known as The Love Subscription), starring  Carolina Bartczak and Chad Connell

Premieres Saturday, Feb 11 at 8!

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This, ladies and gents, is The Christmas Setup, a gay Christmassy rom-com that should have been too sweet to be true but it is! There’s no drama about coming out, not an ounce of negativity; it’s light, cheery, and absolutely everything a queer heart could want!

Remember when someone wished a gay rom-com with Katherine Heigl and then in 2015 we got Jenny's Wedding?

Well, in 2020 we got The Christmas House, which had a side gay couple looking to adopt.

And then we got Happiest Season that featured a lesbian couple dealing with coming out. 

Well, if you watched and liked these movies, The Christmas Setup is like the cherry on top!

Highly recommend it; the chemistry between the actors is amazing!

Because they’re married! Yep, Ben Lewis and Blake Lee are married in real life!

Oh, and Fran Drescher is a delight!

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A Cheerful Christmas/Christmas Coach (2019) trailer [20.12.2021] Directed by Marita Grabiak Written by Barbara Kymlicka

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Beverly Lewis’ The Shunning Series “Overview” Review

The Shunning (2011)

The Confession (2013)

The Reckoning (2015)

The basis of the series is that Katie Lapp, a young Amish woman set to marry one of the town’s Bishops, is having a hard time getting over the loss of her former love, Daniel Fisher who drowned in a river a few years back. She’s also struggling with her urges to play guitar and sing songs not in the official Amish hymn book. There is also an “English” woman snooping around town asking questions, which raises some of Katie’s own. To spoil what we already know from the title, all of this leads to Katie being shunned for her lost ways and thus spiraling the story into a 3 part series.

These films are based on Beverly Lewis’ book series, where there may or may not be more books included, but as far as I know only 3 movies were made.

I had previously watched the first 2 movies a few years back, but never got around to watching the third, so I figured I’d watch the whole series all the way through, you know just a quick binge watch cause I wanted to watch the first one again. I never read the books (Inspirational Romance Fiction isn’t really my thing,) but the first movie had enough intrigue behind it to pique something in me. Hallmark, Lifetime, all of the tv movie channels, know how to talk up a dramatic headline. It’s like clickbait, but with less bait and switch and more predictability.

So overall I felt like this could have all just been made into one extra long movie, or 2 at most, if edited right. It was just so drawn out, that to me the entire second movie could have just been divvied up and split between the first and the third. The Shunning (the 1st movie) was the best out of all 3 films, probably because it felt the most like “theater” movie as opposed to a made for TV one. All of that could have just been the “hype” around it, however I think it was also the only film that looked less like in was made in front of a green screen. The water backgrounds, although pretty, just looked so fake against their bodies. There was a lot of little things that separated the films from one another.

It was probably the casting that failed the second and third movies the most for me though. Between all 3 films there was such inconsistency within the casting and that made some of the continuity suffer. Like come on you can’t give us a brunette in one film and then make him blonde in another, call them the same character and think we won’t be at least a little annoyed. I can kinda forgive switching out Danielle Panabaker for Katie Leclerc as Katie Lapp simply because she was there for two of the three films, but the switch up on the other main characters, among other “important” cast members felt ridiculous to me. Between the second and the third film, the second wins that battle easily. I guess you could say that it had more spice to it and by the final film you knew what was going to happen if you hadn’t already figured it out yet.

Most people don’t expect much from these kinds of movies, so I’m probably judging it by its flaws that are simply common shortcomings from Hallmark in general. I can’t help going in on it a little bit, but you know what, I’m the type to get sucked in, even when these movies aren’t that good and I’m not the only one. I think people love them so much because you truly do get so much binge out of them. That’s why something like 40+ Hallmark Christmas movies were churned out last year. There is an audience for it and it’s not just the Christian Moms looking for wholesome content to cry to, we’re all looking for easy watches these days. Me personally I just like how extra these things are.

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Chad Connell on Good Sam (2019)

as Eric on Good Sam

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A Cheerful Christmas (2019)

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Lauren (Erica Deutschman) and her best friend Colleen (Tianna Nori) have established the business of their dreams: making people’s Yuletide wishes come true as personal “Christmas Coaches.” Four years to the day after signing their first client, the partners score a major coup when they are hired by the Anderson family, wealthy British royals who have relocated to America from London. The Anderson job represents a challenge – and not only because a prominent family’s endorsement could take their business to the next level. Lauren and Colleen are accustomed to working directly with their clients, but Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are currently in London and not expected back until December 23. Instead, the Christmas Coaches find themselves with a barebones list of instructions that gives no clue about how the family likes to celebrate the holiday. And it seems unlikely that they will get any hints from the Andersons’ handsome, impeccably mannered son, James (Chad Connell), who is busy negotiating an important acquisition for his father’s company. Lauren, however, won’t be deterred in her mission to provide the Andersons with their most magical Christmas ever. She establishes a warm rapport with the family’s longtime housekeeper, Joyce (Jennifer Vallance), who reveals the Andersons reveled in Christmas festivities when they lived in London. Intrigued to discover that the reserved James was once the life of the party, Lauren begins prodding him about his family traditions. Soon James is not only sharing his memories; he’s joining Lauren in the kinds of seasonal activities he always loved. As she helps James rediscover his Christmas spirit Lauren realizes she is falling for this considerate, good-hearted man. But she’s all too aware that she’s an outsider in his world of polo matches and ballroom dancing. And she perceives that she has competition in the form of James’ lifelong friend and current colleague, Maryam (Samantha Madely), an accomplished lawyer. Meanwhile, Lauren has taken a big risk in pursuing her vision for the Anderson family’s annual Christmas party. It will be the night that determines if she has kept her promise to give the family the best Christmas ever – and if she has truly won James’ heart.