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Tom Devil’s New Year (2007)
Calamity Menagerie and Devil Duck Productions' crazy comedy/musical in the tradition of Rocky Horror, Forbidden Zone, and Nightmare Before Christmas.
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Calamity Menagerie and Devil Duck Productions' crazy comedy/musical in the tradition of Rocky Horror, Forbidden Zone, and Nightmare Before Christmas.
Rating:
Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Jamie Theurich, Mike Quilty, Matt Leonard
In Theaters:5/12/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Devil Duck Productions
Cast
Mike Quilty
Director
Regan Birdsey
Secretary Voice / Devilette 2 / Pinky
Sarah Blake
Devilette 1
Jenn Fraleigh
Torture Demon
Sean Hood
Lucy Ferr
Rob Hospidor
Patron / Guard 1
Matthew Leonard
Father Time / Clogg
Myles Angus MacVane
God
Chuck Mezzadri
Prophet Holder 3 / Patron / Vito Tortellini / Guard 2
Anne Penderson
Worker
Stephanie Pfoutz
Hostess / Nurse
Russ Russo
Prophet Holder 1
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