CAST
THE SCARY OF SIXTY-FIRST (2021)
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
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PVT CHAT
Starring Peter Vack, Julia Fox, Buddy Duress, Keith Poulson, Dasha Nekrasova, Robert Sciglimpaglia, Laura Hajek, Kenishia Green, Charlie Gillette and Ally Davis. Directed by Ben Hozie.
Starring Peter Vack, Julia Fox, Buddy Duress, Keith Poulson, Dasha Nekrasova, Robert Sciglimpaglia, Laura Hajek, Kenishia Green, Charlie Gillette and Ally Davis. Directed by Ben Hozie.
DIRECTOR
THE SCARY OF SIXTY-FIRST (2021)
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
REVIEWS The Scary of Sixty-First - A so-so psychosexual shocker
WRITER
THE SCARY OF SIXTY-FIRST (2021)
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
Starring Dasha Nekrasova, Betsey Brown, Madeline Quinn, Jason Grisell, Aaron Dalla Villa, Ruby McCollister, Michael M. Bilandic, Stephen Gurewitz, Mark Rapaport and Anna Khachiyan. Directed by Dasha Nekrasova.
Twenty-something New Yorkers Addie and Noelle can’t believe their luck when they find an apartment in their price range in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Of course, there’s a catch, and it’s not the food left to rot in the cupboard or the blood-stained mattresses. As they soon learn, the flat used to belong to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein – and absolutely nothing good can come from staying there, stewing in the paranoiac, malevolent doom he left behind.
REVIEWS The Scary of Sixty-First - A so-so psychosexual shocker