A horror movie called Innocence — based on a young-adult novel by Jane Mendelsohn — snuck into local movie theaters without much fanfare over the weekend.
I mention this not because the movie is worth seeing (it isn’t), but because it features a supporting turn by Highland Park High School alum Stephanie March as a family friend of a teenage girl who experiences sinister goings-on at a posh Manhattan prep school.
March, of course, is best known for her role on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” and for appearances as a judge on cooking shows starring her husband, Bobby Flay.
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