Cheaper By the Dozen: a 2022 Family-Comedy Remake
A 2022 remake of the previous films of the same name, but with a more diverse cast, increasing representation and diversity.
Die, Daisy, Die!
Daisy Derkins aspires to open a new comic book store, and her efforts are complicated by the appearance of some strange new neighbors. These neighbors are actually shapeshifting lizard people from the center of the Earth who have come to the surface world to create a dating app in order to enslave human women and save their own species from extinction. Time travel, an escaped serial killer, an evil wizard, psychic pterodactyls, and more await our hero Daisy in this jam packed sci-fi/horror/comedy adventure.
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Daisy Derkins aspires to open a new comic book store, and her efforts are complicated by the appearance of some strange new neighbors. These neighbors are actually shapeshifting lizard people from the center of the Earth who have come to the surface world to create a dating app in order to enslave human women and save their own species from extinction. Time travel, an escaped serial killer, an evil wizard, psychic pterodactyls, and more await our hero Daisy in this jam packed sci-fi/horror/comedy adventure.
Cast
Mark Mackner
Director
Falon Joslyn
Katey Sinclair
Bob Kaplan
Bobbo the Clown
Logan Mackner
Silas Killington
Doug Layne
The Dawn Avenger
Lloyd Kaufman
Self
Rochelle Davis
Daisy Derkins 2013
Mark Mackner
Prf. Dieter von Deathray
Jessica Lynch
Daisy Derkins
Brianna McAndrew Brown
Cindy Sinister
Chaz Holesworth
Lyzard
Rachel Radick
Debbie Derkins
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