User Reviews

Iconic movie maker from Wave Productions brings us his newest Christmas movie "GIFTWRAPPED AND GUTTED". Gary and his good ole gals from his past classics reunite to bring cheer to the holidays. Debbie D, Tina Krause and Laura Giglio head the cast and our hearts and do what they do best. Act sexy, wet t-shirts, strangle with Christmas lights, stabbed, choked, drowned and other delights. Your not being disappointed and will be happy you entered the wonderful world of WAVE. The movie has a great wet t shirt concert with the main stars who work at Chick's Chicks Bar. It's a pleasure to see the contest and afterwards with the change of wardrobe. Hey this is what you expect and will get. Soon after the contest, A new soon to be legendary scream queen Holly (Melissa Cannavo-Marino) has an awesome Christmas party that has lots of reason for jiggle and jangle with some awesome T/A. But a demented perverted Santa has a different idea and will celebrate the holidays with these gals and go dashing all the way. Well everyone of these lovey ladies die a gruesome death or will we have a final lady to stop crazy Santa. The girls do a great job as well as Santa. This is the first holiday movie from WAVE and I hope it's a new tradition. All is handled well and production value is above the usual productions. All in all it's a fun movie. Debbie D appears and is an icon in the Wave history and this gal has found the fountain of youth. She is amazing and always a pleasure to watch. Her ease with the scenarios is incredible and a joy to watch...always. Laura Giglio without giving away to much brightens our day with her electrifying performance. Everyone cast and crew did an amazing job and is a great companion piece to the companion piece of the same title of the new classic book covering Horror Christmas movies by author Richard Mogg. A cool soundtrack is also heard from Ross Snyder and BONUS SHORT from Tim Ritter! Also starring Debbie D, Laura Giglio, Miss Pandora, Brandon E Brooks, Tina Krause, GW Lawrence, and Jason Pollock as "Santa".