Suffer the Little Children (2015)
Overview
A teacher at the Summer Street School, Miss Sidley is disturbed when one of her students tells her that, "Tomorrow a bad thing will happen." When she probes further into the matter, she discovers that aliens are taking over her students.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $8,500.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.072 |
Directed By
Corey Norman
Crew
Corey Norman
Haley Norman
Anthony Lusk-Simone
Kenn Gonneville
Ryan Shepheard
Ben Heald
Stephen King
Corey Norman
Haley Norman
Heeth Grantham
Charles Fogg
Jessica Bedell
Tyler Wood
Corey Norman
Haley Norman
Heeth Grantham
Haley Norman
Sasha Brouillard
Jenny Anastasoff
Anthony Wheeler
Andrew Painter
Augustus Minott
Joey Morrissette
Kyle Gravel
Jack Rohner
Jenny Glanville
Sam Rappaport
Isaiah Lemay
Hannah Winterowd
Uke Dorion
Mackenzie Bartlett
TOP CAST
Anne Bobby
Ms. Emily Sidley
Alexa Reddy
Jane
Zack Cyr
Edward
Andrew Lyndaker
Robert
Dan Domingues
Mr. Hanning
Beth Somerville
Mrs. Crossen
Hayden Hall
Baseball Boy #1
Jack Deptula
Baseball Boy #2
Samuel Brissette-Hatch
Baseball Boy #3
Isaiah Brissette-Hatch
Baseball Boy #4
Ella Sibole Davis
Bathroom Girl #1
Sara Montano
Bathroom Girl #2
Rebecca I. Allen
Ms. Sanger
William McDonough III
Distracted Driver
Caitlin Miles
Little Girl on Lawn
Matthew Delamater
Buddy Jenkins
James Noel Hoben
Dr. Ballard
Ian Jones
Orderly Jim
Sarah Snider
Teacher #1
Kat Loef
Teacher #2
KC Salter
Teacher #3
Pete Haase
Teacher #4
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