New Mean Girls
This 2024 musical film is based on the Broadway show and the 2004 film of the same name with major differences.
Crank and Drag and All That Slag (2026)
Crank and Drag and All That Slag follows two punk-rock monsters working the graveyard shift at a monsters-only sandwich shop called Slabway, where the moto is Eat flesh! When Crank's boyfriend Sterling comes in for a pre-date visit, he has an unexpected confrontation with Susan, the heinous Gorgon manager of Slabway, and chaos ensues. Relationships are tested and sandwiches are made in this scare-raising workplace comedy!
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Crank and Drag and All That Slag follows two punk-rock monsters working the graveyard shift at a monsters-only sandwich shop called Slabway, where the moto is Eat flesh! When Crank's boyfriend Sterling comes in for a pre-date visit, he has an unexpected confrontation with Susan, the heinous Gorgon manager of Slabway, and chaos ensues. Relationships are tested and sandwiches are made in this scare-raising workplace comedy!
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Written By:Trinity Diehlee
In Theaters:5/24/2026
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Runtime:14 minutes
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