Michael Copon in "Killer Holiday" (2013)

Michael Copon (Lucas, Time Force) played the starring role in "Killer Holiday," his latest horror film which he also produced, along with its writer & director, Marty Thomas. Unlike most horror films, this one is told mostly from the killer's perspective, as Copon's character Melvin 'Spider' Holiday goes on a killing spree, targeting a group of spring breakers who find themselves stalked at an abandoned amusement park. Spider preys on the teens, as his motives for the crimes are slowly revealed through flashbacks to his childhood, involving a young girl and Spider's first murder. Copon appears throughout the film. A full zip of his screencaps is available to download below.





















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"Killer Holiday" is available on DVD


Previous Michael Copon posts

• Michael Copon in "247°F"
• Michael Copon in "Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior"
• Michael Copon in "Dishdogz"
• Michael Copon on "CSI: Miami"
• Michael Copon on  "Reno 911!"

Cerina Vincent in "The Thanksgiving House" (2013)

Cerina Vincent (Maya, Lost Galaxy) played a starring role in the recent holiday movie, "The Thanksgiving House," which aired on Hallmark in November. The film centers around lawyer, Mary Ross (played by Emily Rose) who learns that her aunt has died, willing her house in the small town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. Mary travels to Plymouth, falling in love with the house, only to learn from local historian, Everett Mather (played by Justin Bruening) that it may sit on the site of the very first Thanksgiving, making the land a monument, needing preservation. Mary sets out to keep the house from being destroyed. Her life is made more complicated by the town's gossip blogger, Ashleigh Mulligan, played by Cerina Vincent. Ashleigh makes it her mission to figure out the story behind Everett's interest in the land, to exploit it in order to gain more popularity for her blog, The Inquisitive Pilgrim. Ashleigh probes Everett for information, given their high school history. Later Ashleigh befriends Mary's boyfriend, Rick, hinting that if Mary doesn't want to profit from the land her house sits on, perhaps someone else should. The two team up, but are no match for Mary and Everett, who find a satisfying answer, and love. The film's stars Emily Rose & Justin Bruening are no strangers to PR co-stars. Rose stars on the series "Haven," featuring Emma Lahana and Bruening previously starred in the television movie "Blue Eyed Butcher," with Erin Cahill. A full zip of Cerina Vincent's screencaps from the film is available to download below.


















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Previous Cerina Vincent posts

• Cerina Vincent in "Skypemare" (Short Film)
• Cerina Vincent in "Just Add Water"
• Cerina Vincent in "Everybody Wants to Be Italian"
• Cerina Vincent in "Complacent"
• Cerina Vincent in "Conversations With Other Women"

Bede Skinner on "Nothing Trivial" (2013)

Jungle Fury villain Bede Skinner (Jarrod/Daishi, Jungle Fury) made a brief appearance earlier this year on the New Zealand drama "Nothing Trivial." The sixth episode of the third season, titled "'She Can Ruin Your Faith with Her Casual Lies' is from Which Song?" finds lead character, Michelle Hardcastle, attempting to regain control of her life after an affair with her therapist. After a night of drinking, she meets Skinner's character, credited as 'Handsome Guy' while trying to grab a cab. Michelle decides to spend the night with the man, which she later reveals to her therapist, who turns on her, throwing her out of their sessions and leaving her feeling distraught. Bede Skinner appears in only one scene of the episode. "Nothing Trivial" stars PR voice actress Tandi Wright (voice of Aisynia Cruger, SPD). This episode also featured PR alums Mark Mitchinson (voice of Creepox, Megaforce) and Jason Hoyte (Mr. McAllistar, RPM).












Previous Bede Skinner posts

• Bede Skinner on "Spartacus: Vengeance"
• Bede Skinner for "Irish Spring" (Commercial)