Father's Day

A man named Ahab is consumed by a need for revenge against Chris Fuchman, a serial killer known as the Father's Day Killer who targets fathers. Ahab teams up with a priest named John and a street hustler named Twink to track down and defeat the murderer.

Released in 2011, this action, comedy, and horror production from Canada and the United States was produced by Troma Entertainment and Astron-6 Video International. The film was co-directed by Steven Kostanski, Jeremy Gillespie, Matthew Kennedy, Conor Sweeney, and Adam Brooks. For Kostanski, it followed Manborg in 2011. For Gillespie, it was the first of two films including The Void. Kennedy directed this before The Editor, while Brooks directed it after Fireman and before The Editor. The screenplay was written by Kostanski, Sweeney, and Brooks.

The main cast features Adam Brooks as Ahab, Matthew Kennedy as Father John Sullivan, and Conor Sweeney as Twink, alongside Amy Groening, Garrett Hnatiuk, and Brent Neale. The film has received moderate reception from viewers, holding a 5.7 rating on IMDb from 3,600 votes and a 5.4 rating on TMDB from 103 votes.