A feature-length script by author Ben Parris (Wade of Aquitaine).

Alexia Anastasio is set to star and co-produce.

A feature-length script by author Ben Parris (Wade of Aquitaine).

Alexia Anastasio is set to star and co-produce.

The plot picks up nearly 100 years after the riches-to-RAGS tale of The Little Princess. In an eerie parallel to the original story, Captain Ralph Crewe, off to war, deposits his rather unstable 20-year-old daughter Shirley Crewe at the Sigma Tau Beta sorority house founded by her Great-Grandmother Sara Crewe (who got dumped in a mean-girl-infested boarding house in The Little Princess).

Shirley finds herself in the lecherous grip of Amanda Minchin, who likewise is a descendant of the former movie’s “Miss Minchin.” There Shirley is plagued by the green-hearted hellions of Sigma House, who resent her for not having had to pledge the sorority due to her lineage. When Captain Crewe is believed dead in Iraq, Shirley ends up the impoverished footstool of one and all. Missing her meds, she sees no alternative but to go on a killing rampage.

By the end, however, Captain Crewe turns up very much alive. All is well when we find out that the girls Shirley killed were actually terrorist agents. America is safe once more.

Casting for the film was completed in July, 2009. The response was
tremendous. Over 80 dancers auditioned. 13 young women were cast. As in A Chorus Line, each dancer was asked to improvise and elaborate on their characters, tell about their lives and bare their souls on the dance floor. Each one that made the cut has an extensive background of
Broadway, Off-Broadway and touring companies.

A HIT IN THE MAKING
Horror films are big box office. Last year alone, the movie industry
raked in over a billion dollars on horror movies. One of the top
grossing movies of the year was the horror film, The Haunting in
Connecticut.