A Toast to the Host (2023)
When a birthday dinner takes a murderous turn, it's up to the surviving guests to figure out who killed the host and why? Not to mention having to keep themselves alive too.
Top billed cast
Elliot MillerThe Detective- Luke AndersenThe Host
- Ava SweeneyThe Actress
- Sam McCullenThe Investor
- Lorin O'RearThe Nun
- Cade CarterThe Cowboy
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