Trapped in the Cabin

Tiffany Smith has appeared on The CW's Supernatural and Jane The Virgin, the McG FOX pilot Behind Enemy Lines, and the recent psychological thriller, House of Demons. She is also an On-Camera Host, Actress, Influencer and go-to Geek Gal. From cons and carpets to set visits and #setlife, Tiffany succeeds in various live and on-camera roles, in all realms of media. She has hosted network/cable TV shows and specials (AMC's Geeking Out, CW Fan Feast, G4's Attack of The Show!); digitally live-streamed premiere and award show red carpets (WB, CW, NBCU, Syfy/Syfy Wire, DCE, IGN, Oxygen, Disney, Netflix, E!, Focus Features, Marvel, Sony Pictures) and con/expo coverage (SDCC, NYCC, C2E2, WonderCon, E3); and multiple digital/new media series' (CW Fan Talk: The Flash, Collider Jedi Council, DC All Access, Syfy's Krypton Trivia Series, Fandango Movie3Some and Weekend Ticket, Screenvision, Nerdist, The Chive, Crafting Comics, AT&T U-Verse Buzz). She has also appeared as a film/TV expert and correspondent on Dr. Drew On Call, Michaela HLN, E!'s ATT Live 360 and HLN's The Daily Share, to name a few. Her collective social following of 150k+ and ability to reach millions across her platforms, has landed her branded digital and social media partnerships with Dairy Queen/Marvel, Warner Bros., Hershey's, Delta, Xbox, Cricket Wireless and Ford.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David James Lewis (born 4 August 1976) is a Canadian actor. He played Kevin Mitchum on the PAX series Hope Island in the 1999 to 2000 television season. He played Walt Lawson in the 1999 film Lake Placid. He also worked in The Butterfly Effect 2. Lewis currently plays Richard Allen on CBS's Harper's Island. His next movie will be the Dolph Lundgren directed Icarus in which he will play Mr. Graham. David has had a role in almost 100 movies and shows. He won a Cannes Film Festival award in 2000 for Best short film in the movie Shoes Off. Description above from the Wikipedia article David Lewis (Canadian actor), licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Michael, a native Angeleno, got his first role as Danny Zuko in his 5th grade production of "Grease." He played Winston in the TV series based on the popular Francine Pascal novels, "Sweet Valley High." When the show ended, he pursued a BFA in Theatre from UCLA's school of Theatre, Film and Television. Since graduating, Michael has been working consistently in film, television and Los Angeles theatre. Michael started a production company, Burton Street Productions, with his wife Melissa Lugo. They have produced award-winning short films and web series under that banner.