Mine Games to be played by Julianna Guill, Briana Evigan and more!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 15 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

A pretty solid cast of young actors is being assembled for MINE GAMES, a time-tripping thriller being directed by Richard Gray. (We last told you about the project HERE.) According to Variety, Julianna Guill (FRIDAY THE 13th), Briana Evigan (SORORITY ROW), Joseph Cross (MILK) and Ethan Peck (THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE) have all joined the flick, along with Rafi Gavron, Alex Meraz and Rebecca Da Costa.

The plot: Story revolves around a group of young friends who make a shocking discovery in an abandoned mine while on vacation. With time looping back on itself, the group soon becomes aware that one of them will be responsible for the death of the rest of them.

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