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Something's Askew in Zonine Valley! (2026)
In 1957, Natasha Pritchard remotely monitors an alien-infested New Mexico town to get herself off of Death Row.
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In 1957, Natasha Pritchard remotely monitors an alien-infested New Mexico town to get herself off of Death Row.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Austin Snetsky
In Theaters:4/28/2026
Box Office:$9
Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Austin Snetsky
Director
Kara Sparks
Natasha Pritchard
Jack Zatkowsky
The Instructor
Jason Leeper
Xlorp/Robber John
Richie Iden
Willie Worthlessman
Quincy Gray
Donny F**knut
Ryland Brickson Cole Tews
Willie Worthlessman (voice)
Lydia Pope
Marjorie Worthlessman
Austin Snetsky
Narrator/Townspeople
Minh Ngô
Guard Dick
Xavier Marez
Officer Flan
Thomas Getsey
Cheggers Mageezleskee
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