Actor Michael Kessler finds himself fearful while navigating the woodland night.
The upcoming reality show "Werwolves - The Game of Cunning and Deception" is set to air on the first channel starting October 2nd at 10:50 PM. This intriguing show, which will also be available in the ARD media library from September 25th, features Michael Kessler as a voice actor.
Kessler, an actor and comedian, has had a lifelong fear of horror movies, a fascination that often causes him distress. This fear stems from a childhood incident in a dark forest during a youth group outing. Despite this, Kessler's interest in horror elements remains strong.
In the show, thirteen players move into a remote village, with three of them secretly being werewolves disguised as harmless villagers. Their goal is to eliminate the other players without being exposed themselves. Kessler's role in the show does not involve him being a player, but rather lending his voice to the production.
Despite his fear, Kessler has found the horror elements of the new format appealing. This isn't the first time he's challenged his fear; as a child, he would secretly watch horror shows like 'Crime Unsolved...' despite his fear. After watching such shows, Kessler would search his home extensively for signs of danger.
For Kessler, horror movies are a source of both fascination and distress. His fear has led to him experiencing stress and anxiety, yet he continues to be drawn to the genre. His participation in "Werwolves - The Game of Cunning and Deception" is a testament to his courage and his desire to experience the thrill despite the fear.
The director and producer of the reality show "Werwolves - Das Spiel der List und des Tausches," in which Kessler participates, is not found in the provided search results. Regardless, the show is based on the card game "The Werewolves of Düsterewald," promising an exciting and suspenseful viewing experience.
Tune in to "Werwolves - The Game of Cunning and Deception" starting October 2nd to witness Michael Kessler's courageous foray into the world of horror, despite his lifelong fear.
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