Chris MacDonald

Chris MacDonald Trailers

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Chris MacDonald (originally from Massachusetts) is a UK-based animator, illustrator, and actor. His work includes DRACULA: A CLASSIC LITERATURE ADVENTURE, THE VELVET VOICE OF VULTURE VALLEY, and CINÉSTER. He also appeared in the feature films SEE YOU NEXT WEEKEND and WHO GOES THERE.

Most Popular Chris MacDonald Trailers

Total trailers found: 9

Goodbye, Old Paint Trailer (2022)

02 February 2022

Three kid detectives leave the sleuth game behind. Until, two days before their high school graduation, they find a body in the woods.

See You Next Weekend Trailer (2019)

13 May 2019

Seeking one final crack at adolescent glory, Bloom Beesly and his friends walk into what they hope to be the party of the century.

The Velvet Voice of Vulture Valley Trailer (2020)

24 May 2020

An Outlaw by the name of Yeller Dan must finally answer to his crimes.

Billy Zabka Saves The Universe Trailer (2014)

14 May 2014

A no-budget student short film directed by high schooler Ethan Dunlap, co-written with star Bobby Whitehouse.

A Beach in New England Trailer (2023)

15 June 2023

FRIDAY, AUGUST 29th, 2017: three local teenagers stumble on the aftermath of a grisly crime. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 2017: two people are dead, a boy is in intensive care, and the most notorious narcotics dealer in the South Shore is in custody.

HOP Trailer (2019)

15 September 2019

Brock and Sid used to be pretty good contract killers. Now they're less-good gentleman thieves.

Cinèster Trailer (2018)

24 May 2018

The Midnight Ghost Shows were a gimmick used by movie palaces in order to entertain the populace, as entertainment was the one of the people's only outlet during this time.

Shoot the Moon Trailer (2019)

22 May 2019

In the infancy of the 1960s, a Presidential blunder radically changes the course of the Space Race.

Dracula: A Classic Literature Adventure Trailer (2021)

24 March 2021

An adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, presented as a 90s point-and-click adventure game.