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| Emily Osment | ... | Cassie Keller | |
| Brittany Curran | ... | Priscilla Wright (as Brittany Elizabeth Curran) | |
| Cody Linley | ... | Sean | |
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Alex Winzenread | ... | Max Keller |
| Michelle Duffy | ... | Eileen Keller | |
| Matt Angel | ... | First Guy (as Matthew Angel) | |
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John Hawkinson | ... | Jack Keller |
| Tobin Bell | ... | The Stranger | |
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Nigel Ash | ... | Ralph |
| Colleen Dengel | ... | Tanya | |
| Katelyn Pippy | ... | Erin | |
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Colin Burnes | ... | Student |
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Barbara Russell | ... | Lunch Lady |
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John P. Hopkins | ... | Magician at Halloween Dance |
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Eric Johnson | ... | First Student |
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Cassie's life changes when she moves and attends a high school ruled by the most beautiful girl in school, Priscilla, and her beautiful sidekicks. Priscilla immediately takes a dislike to Cassie, and soon it's a battle between the two. But when Priscilla goes missing, along with Cassie's younger brother, Max, Cassie must go on an adventure and search for them before it's too late... Written by A Fan
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4 September 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$3,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Universal Studios Home Entertainment Family Productions, The Hatchery, Steeltown Entertainment See more »
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Written by Evan Olson
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This was the first film to use the Universal Studios Family Productions logo, which is the same as the Universal Studios logo. See more »Goofs
After Cassie finishes reading Max 'The Evil Thing', she shuts the door all the way. But when Max comes out screaming a few minutes later, the door is ajar without Max opening it. See more »Quotes
Cassie: The Evil Thing is a gruesome beast./On living flesh, it loves to feast./It's a two-headed thing whom you don't wish to greet... /One head sucks your blood, one head chews your meat./It carries its babies in slimy eggs on its back./The babies are hungry when they hatch for a snack,/so the Evil Thing traps some horrid victim alive,/for the babies to eat when their birthdays arrive,/but don't worry, don't cry, please don't have a fit... /The Evil Thing is not real unless you think about it./...See more »
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The cartoon network is not my normal source for Sunday night movies but when I saw the previews for this new movie based on the R.L. Stein book it reminded me of my days of reading Goosebumps and decided to give it a try. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised as it was a fun movie with its share of spooky moments that children will love around Halloween time. The acting by the kids is well done, and Emily Osment (of Hannah Montanna) is great in the lead role. I recommend this to all parents wanting to watch a spooky movie with their kids. The version of the movie I saw was a special version in which Emily Osment did commentary along with the movie so that was pretty interesting too..I am not sure if this is on the DVD version but if it is it's an added bonus.