New Mean Girls
This 2024 musical film is based on the Broadway show and the 2004 film of the same name with major differences.
Satan Lives: The Rise of the Illuminati Hotties (2022)
In the summer of 1992, two documentary filmmakers set out to interview the leader of the Satanic church, Richard Lemeau. In their research, they interviewed several members of the satanic church. Some celebrities were also interviewed, as well as Richard Lemeau himself. In their findings, the two documentarians discovered that a mass majority of people don't believe in God, Satan and even themselves. They also discovered another cult in the making know as the "Illuminati Hotties" , a ruthless terrorist organization set out to rule the world. So the question you have to ask yourself is, Does Satan live?
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In the summer of 1992, two documentary filmmakers set out to interview the leader of the Satanic church, Richard Lemeau. In their research, they interviewed several members of the satanic church. Some celebrities were also interviewed, as well as Richard Lemeau himself. In their findings, the two documentarians discovered that a mass majority of people don't believe in God, Satan and even themselves. They also discovered another cult in the making know as the "Illuminati Hotties" , a ruthless terrorist organization set out to rule the world. So the question you have to ask yourself is, Does Satan live?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sean Donohue
In Theaters:8/8/2022
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Gatorblade Films, The Sleaze Box
Cast
Sean Donohue
Director
Jessa Jupiter Flux
Patricia
Sushii Xhyvette Holder
Kelly
Bob Glazier
Richard Lemeau
Katie McKinley
Diane Stevens
Mary Catherine Holseybrook Wynkoop
Mildred Maxwell
Lixy Lestat
Burn Victim Charlene
Lunathyst
Dolores the Bartender
Joe Makowski
Randall
Patrick Duncan Weston
Hitman O'malley
Ashley Lynn Caputo
Cult Victim Heather
Vera Marlowe
Sadie
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