Space Musical in Space Genre: Jukebox musical Setting: Space! Awards: • Best pair of glasses • Best use of cheese in a space setting • Best supporting act by a sloth
Teen Vampire Movie Genre: Vampire story full of teenage angst and teenage romance Setting: A palace Awards: • Most unexpected blizzard • Most dramatic opening of an umbrella • Best corpse by a corpse
Animal Murder Mystery at a Church Genre: Detective (with a cast of animals) Setting: A village church Awards: • Consistently Too Early • Most Intimidating Stare Down the Camera Characters: • A taxi driver who finds birds hilarious • A character who only speaks in three-word sentences
Fantasy Horror in Ikea Genre: Horror, with some fantasy Setting: IKEA Awards: • Most inappropriately timed Irish jig • Most dramatic eating of a banana • Best use of a lemon Character: • Delta von Tussel, who can only speak in rhyming couplets
Spy Thriller with a villian shaped like a giant hand Genre: Spy thriller (with koalas) Setting: A rainforest Awards: • Loneliest conga line • Shortest song about mushrooms • Best use of a distant uncle in a plot twist • Best closing line of any show, ever Characters: • Trev, Nev, and Bev — one who always tells the truth, one who always lies, and one who always breaks into song for no reason
Period Drama with Nuns! Genre: Period drama Setting: Convent and cat house Awards: • Best product placement in a film • Best use of the phrase "Alakazam" • Best use of a pinky promise for dramatic effect Character: • Penelope Mayhem
80's Musical in a Library Genre: 80's musical Setting: Library Awards: • Shortest training montage • Most disappointing rap battle of the decade Character: • Someone who believes they are a ghost and no one can see them
Superhero Movie in a Primary School Genre: Superhero origin story with time travel/jump Setting: School Awards: • Best spontaneous can can • Best use of bragging over something not worth bragging about Character: • Vivian the goblin who keeps getting their high five rejected
A Murder Mistery set backstage at a musical. Genre: Murder Mistery Setting: Dress rehersal for a musical Awards: • Best use of a commercial break during a pivotal moment in the film • Best game of hide and seek Character: • Quickfinger Jimmy who after hitting his head a bit too hard, he is convinced that he is a western gunslinger
Police Drama at the Docks Genre: Buddy Cop Movie Setting: Dockyard Awards: • Worst green screen use as none of the locations match the scene • Best spontaneous limericks Character: • Clint, who is always riding an invisible horse
Disaster Movie at a High School Genre: A Flood Disaster Movie Setting: American Highschool Awards: • Most awkwardly timed sea shanty • Best pratfall in a dramatic scene Character: • Greg, they're definitely not hiding 7 ducks in their trenchcoat
A Superhero (?) Movie in an Aquarium Genre: Superhero Movie Setting: An aquarium Awards: • Most poorly themed restaurant • Most emotional thumb war Character: • Wannabe mindreader who attempts to predict what other people are about to say, are thinking or about to do
A heist movie at the Natural History Museum. Genre: Musical Heist Setting: Natural History Museum Awards: • Best hostage rescue, in a location containing no hostages • Most unfortunately timed phone call from a concerned parent Character: • A scene where Oscar has a short cameo role
A Disney Movie in Paddington Station Genre: Disney Movie Setting: Railway Station Awards: • Most tone deaf barbershop quartet Character: • Bitter parking ticket person, a character who is really bitter about getting a parking ticket 18 months ago, lost an appeal and just can't get over it, brings it up at any given opportunity • Jasper Longlegs - Every moment is a time to showcase his catwalk swagger
A Rock'n'Roll story in a Lighthouse Genre: Story of a Rockband Making It Setting: Lighthouse Awards: • Funniest Chesney Hawkes pun • Best choreographed washing up Character: • Dudley McDiddles who can only speak in riddles
An Escape movie at Camelot. Genre: Escape Movie with a Shakespearean Scene Setting: Camelot Castle Awards: • Most inappropriate round of applause • Most inappropriate product placement for a stair lift Character: • An overconfident farmer who brags about his sheep at every opportunity
A Western Zombie movie set in Edinburgh Genre: Western Zombie Movie Setting: Edinburgh (at sea) Awards: • Film with the most dramatic close ups • Highest degree of difficulty for a stage entrance Character: • Fergus Pickles - solves all life's problems through tickles
A Pirate Quest for an Amulet on the Penguin Double-Decker Genre: Pirate Movie Setting: Ship Penguin Double-decker Awards: • For best impromptu ballet routine • For most inappropiate use of happy upbeat music Character: • Paul Nicks - Likes to play pick up sticks
A Pirate Movie Sequel set six months later in Cairo (and the Past) Genre: Pirate Movie Setting: Egypt Awards: • Biggest musical theater style number Character: • Olly Bottomdeck, who had a crick in his neck and makes lots of octopus metaphors randomly • Tragic backstory of the Lookout Lady
A mystery film in a Ballet school Genre: Scooby-Doo Comedy Mystery Setting: Ballet School Awards: • Most underwhelming reveal • Most unusual way to hail a taxi Character: • Lenny Clemons, who only wishes for people to appreciate his flower arrangements
Kung Fu movie at a Carnival Genre: Kung Fu Movie Setting: Carnival Awards: • Best late introduction of a character • Most number of people taking a bath together Character: • Steve Peeps, a terrible trainee spy
A Rom-Com in a Prison Genre: RomCom Setting: Prison Awards: • Least romantic valentine's gift • Most inappropriate romance during a funeral Character: • Hope Less, who sees romance in everything
An adventure movie set in a Temple. Genre: Adventure Film Setting: Temple Awards: • Most salacious filing cabinet • Most abrupt tea party Character: • Terry Marvellous - he believes he's a really good magician
80's slasher movie at a dog show Genre: 80's Horror-Slasher Film Setting: Dog Show Awards: • Most creamy center • Most actors used as furniture Character: • Freddie Fryer, who's a magically talking tumble dryer
Pantomime with the message "Be careful what you wish for" Genre: Pantomime Lesson: Careful what you wish for Awards: • Best Blue Peter style demonstration of how to make or do something • Most flirtatious use of math Character: • Trevor Noun, the literary wizard
A fantasy film set in a Frozen Kingdom Genre: Fantasy Setting: Tower in a Winter Wonderland Awards: • Most confusing catch phrase • Most characters yodelling in a single scene Character: • Jimbo Jumbo, who's life goal is to be a rainbow
Stoneage historical drama with body-swapping. Genre: Historical drama Setting: Stoneage Awards: • Most creative use of the phrase "kachow" • Least necessary murder Character: • Tommy Bahama, who doesn't go anywhere without his Llama
A Murder Mystery in a land made of cheese. Genre: Murder Mystery Setting: Cheeseland Awards: • Most alliteration squished into one line • Most alternative on screen "kisses" (COVID safe) Character: • Fallulah Ballulah - she loves to rhyme
A Wrestling movie set in the Southern US. Genre: Wrestling Movie Setting: Austin, Texas Awards: • Most winks in one scene • Most unnecessary use of mime at a pivotal moment • Best shoes
Medieval legal drama set at a circus. Genre: Legal drama Setting: Medieval circus Featuring: • A hard-core metal number about trees Awards: • Best tech team cameo Character: • Dapper Stan, a fashionable man
An alien invasion of Earth featuring zoo animals. Genre: Alien Invasion Setting: Zoo (with a cast of animals) Awards: • Most romantic "rock, paper, scissors" battle • Most spectacular fireworks display • Sexiest rendition of "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
Musical set in a sentient supermarket. Genre: Musical Setting: ASDA Awards: • Most dramatic camera-work in a scene with nothing dramatic happening • Most use of imaginary stairs • Best impromptu jazz routine
A Murder Mystery set in Las Vegas. Genre: Murder Mystery Setting: Las Vegas Featuring: • Musicians playing two completely contrasting pieces of music at the same time Awards: • Best opera number • Best ventriloquist performance
A Sci-Fi story about aliens coming to Earth. Genre: Sci-Fi Featuring: • Aliens coming to Earth Awards: • Best use of interpretive dance • Best lullaby about hats Character: • Remedy Ron - always eager to offer weird and wonderful things on his person to solve problems or ailments
A wild Teen Musical at a Space School. Genre: Teen Musical Setting: Space School Awards: • Best mirror scene between two actors • Best cooking show scene in a movie Character: • A character who's more at home in the Bronte era • Wolliam Breakspeare, a failed actor who speaks in broken Shakespearean
Crime Drama set at an abandoned funfair. Genre: Crime Drama Setting: Old abandoned funfair Awards: • Most complicated description of an object without naming it • Most aggressive rendition of "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" • Most vivacious entrance
A body-swap musical set in a bakery.
A musical set in an exam room, in Hull. Exams loom close and students begin to feel the pressure. Class of 2024 must pass their exams or their school will be shut down. Includes the opening musical extravaganza 'Oh I Hope I Don’t Fail This Exam, or I’m Gonna Get Kicked Out by Me Mam', and the moving romantic song 'That's When I Knew'.
A Christmas Film set in a Zoo. Loosely based on the much loved festive classic 'A Christmas Carol', follow Miranda as her focus moves from profits to penguins, including a trip to the South Pole. See the incredible special effects sequence at the South Pole with the penguins. 'We're here at the South Pole, and my god there's millions of the f***ers!'
A 50s Gangster Movie set on a Cruise Ship. Criminals confuse and deceive passengers aboard a cruise ship, and steal valuables from Mr Banks, who own all the banks! They are caught, but will justice be served at sea? Featuring a must-see Shakespeare interpretive dance sequence.
A Slasher Movie set in a Toy Store. A toy store is set to switch hands, but is it safe in these terrifying hands? A giant super-killing pig is on the rampage, can a hug save the day? Does feature HOT WHEELS product placement throughout, in this bloody adventure.
A Famous Five Adventure featuring a Bakery. We step stap back into war time Britain in South West Coastal England where the Famous Five are on an adventure looking to solve their next big mystery. Their newest recruit makes his Famous Five debut - Greek God Dianysus, Lord of Wine. A must see adventure with a surprising romantic sub plot when Sally questions how much she likes her dear friend Dick. She loves Dick. He can be a little soft sometimes, but she likes how sensitive he is. Can this friendship grow into something more?
A Psychopathic Horror set in department store C&A. A much-loved security guard in one of the UK's well loved department stores (and now just remembered as they do not exist anymore) is forced to work with an enemy from the past. Has this psychopath changed, will love blossom in the most unlikely of places, and who survives a friendship of horror! Can you see the dancing woman who can't find her camera? A tale that will keep you guessing as you more questions are raised than answered, including who really is the pizza person?