It is not long on their journey before Dash discovers that Ashley is a crafter who loves Christmas and proves it by decorating their rental car (and if that seems odd, remember, she knits Christmas sweaters for a living.) with said crafts. Sure, I would like to think that if a serial killer hasn't been discovered by the authorities that you might still get a cautionary warning from his mother (Well he did like to torture and maim small animals as a child and he's had terrible luck with neighbors and roommates disappearing over the years.) but I think this is overly optimistic. Dash claims to be on his way to see his mother so Ashley asks to speak to his mom on the phone and do your standard Axe Murderer check. Since both are heading the same way, a guilty Dash offers to share the ride if Ashley pays for fuel. Before she can contract that one, the car is rented by Dash (Andrew Walker) who cuts in front of her and pays for the car first.

Alas, the airport is completely out of rental cars save one remaining vehicle. Seeing that all the flights are either delayed or cancelled, instead of waiting she decides to rent a car for her journey instead. When checking in at security, she is told to wait while security makes a call. Meet Ashley Harrison, played by Meghan Ory, a crafts artist with horrible luck with her love life who is desperate to catch a flight home for the Holidays. Thus a quick rewrite occurred and 'Dashing Through the Snow' was born! I don’t if you will be able to find a less Christmas themed topic than a movie about inept US law enforcement and domestic terrorism until the new ‘A Merry Organ Harvesting Christmas’ movie finally gets produced. Unfortunately, when this movie was pitched, the studio wasn’t interested in that particular genre but they did have room for some 'Christmas Romance' movies. I feel like someone wrote a slapstick comedy about an inept FBI tracking a mistakenly identified criminal and through their own incompetence and sheer luck she keeps slipping through their fingers.

Debbie dashing through the snow