3 more names sign on for Children of the Corn sequel The Dweller

By Jared Pacheco

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Less than 24 hours ago The Arrow gave you all the heads up that hottie Barbara Nedeljakova had signed on to star in the upcoming sequel CHILDREN OF THE CORN: THE DWELLER. Now Nedeljakova is smoking hot so this news was welcomed by all of us here at AITH, as I’m sure you guys didn’t mind it either. Well according to the folks over at Moviehole.net three more names have decided to join Nedeljakova on this exciting adventure!

Alright that exciting adventure bit was loaded with sarcasm. Can you blame me? I mean we’re talking about a CHILDREN OF THE CORN sequel here…. Really? But alas let me get to today’s news. It seems Billy Drago, Kelen Coleman and Tim Rock have all signed on to star in the film alongside Nedeljakova.

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Favorite Movies: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Die Hard. Halloween. American Psycho. Orange County. read more Mallrats. Accepted. The Crow. Grind. Wicker Park. Smokin Aces. TMNT. Running Scared. Freddy Vs Jason. Scream. Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey. London. A Night at the Roxbury. Dude, Where's My Car?. A Knight's Tale. Serendipity. Garden State. Live Free or Die Hard. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon. Beerfest.

Likes: Movies. Women. Alcohol. Boston Red Sox. New England Patriots. Horror Movies. read more My bed. Budwesier. Rock. Rolling Stones. Italian Food. Portuguese Food. Females. Sleeping. Girls.Napping. DVDs. Weed. Food.

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