December, December
The snow has come
Falling all night long
Kids its time to have some fun
December, December
Children playing in the snow
Skating and sledding
Faces all aglow
December, December
More snow will come
Then all through the winter
Kids will have more fun
We are the carol singers
Who sing carols as we go
We sing in any weather
In rain or wind or snow
At every house or cottage
That stands upon the lane
We proudly sing a carol
In snow or wind or rain
We are the carol singers
We never feel chagrined
As we proudly sing together
In snow or rain or wind
We shake the tin for charity
Singing carols as we go
We are the carol singers
In rain or wind or snow
Martin Taylor (George Newbern) realises he has totally lost touch with his family, he has no clue who his teenage daughter, Lu, (Taylor Spreitler) is or who her friends are, he has no idea why his son, Adam (Aidan Potter) only communicates with him via an electronic sign outside his bedroom door, or why his youngest child Jessie (Francesca Capaldi) only watches faith TV.
His whacky survivalist brother Sam,
(Kevin Crowley) convinces him that the family needs to reconnect, so Martin
surprises his wife Jackie (Megyn Price) and his kids with a
little experiment, he locks them in their own home with no power, no heat, no
running water, and absolutely no contact with the world outside!
The sudden holiday staycation isn't what the Taylors had in mind for
the weekend, but they have to team up to prove they can survive Dad's wacky
mission.
The multi-talented
Writer and director, Corbin Bernsen, also appears in an enjoyable cameo as a
cameraman.
You have to wait in line
To see Santa, but that’s fine
It’s worth every minute of queuing
And the anticipation of viewing
Santa Claus with his big belly
Wobbling like a bowl full of jelly
And his fruity chuckle you hear
In the Christmas grotto each year
Then you get to climb onto his lap
And have your special Christmas chat
Then all too soon its time to go
And Santa gives you a HO HO HO
Remember, remember the sixth of December
And put your red boots out
Because that is the very special day
When St Nicholas is about
The pudding is in the basin
The cloth is tied in a knot
We put it in the boiling water
And hear it hissing in the pot
In the Middle Ages, Father Christmas, (Adam Johnson) is close to death, and it’s up to a group of orphans lead by, Ayden, (Bailee Michelle Johnson), to go on a journey to restore the lost magic and save Christmas, and they must do battle with bandits, ogres and dragons along the way and are ably assisted along the way by Airk (Jake Stormoen) and Aesa (Eve Mauro).
Melanie Stone and
Paris Warner also feature in this enjoyable and well-acted story.
