New Mean Girls
This 2024 musical film is based on the Broadway show and the 2004 film of the same name with major differences.
The Unknown Trilogy (2008)
Somewhere, between the boundaries of life and death, lays the darkest places in the human heart. In these dimly lit recesses crouch fears older than mankind itself. Yet only by visiting this netherworld from time to time can we hope to unearth what lurks just beyond the grasp of our imaginations. The Unknown Trilogy dares to navigate these shadowy passages in three chilling tales that will make you glad you decided to come along for the ride...
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Somewhere, between the boundaries of life and death, lays the darkest places in the human heart. In these dimly lit recesses crouch fears older than mankind itself. Yet only by visiting this netherworld from time to time can we hope to unearth what lurks just beyond the grasp of our imaginations. The Unknown Trilogy dares to navigate these shadowy passages in three chilling tales that will make you glad you decided to come along for the ride...
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Sal Mazzotta, Brian Cavallaro
In Theaters:1/29/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Brian Cavallaro, Sal Mazzotta
Director
Sal Mazzotta
Frankie the Squirrel / James Patullo
David Proval
Lucky Smith (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Anne McDaniels
Misty (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Abe Vigoda
Uncle Morty (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Johnny Williams
Tanner (segment "Frankie the Squirrel") (as Johnny 'Roastbeef' Williams)
Chuck Astoria
Rocco (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Linda Axelrod
Belle (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
William DaRuffa
Nicky (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Kelly Dansky
Kaye (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Richard Hidlebird
Reggie (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
Matt Storm
Bruno (segment "Frankie the Squirrel")
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