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Fat Chance

Ten obese men appear on a competitive reality show geared toward weight-loss. As contestants disappear in the night it becomes apparent that a killer is on the loose.

Starring:

Jim O'Rear, Daniel Emery Taylor, Dick Warlock, Bree Olson, Al Snow, T.J. Moreschi, Nicholas Huntsman, Megan Hunt, Carl Donovan, Ava Cronin, G. Larry Butler, Bob Bower, Jason Henry, Ernest 'Ernie' Douglas Nichols, Ru Benjamin Revolver

Genre:

Comedy, Horror

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