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She-Devil (1989) More at IMDbPro »
7 out of 7 people found the following comment useful :-

Bedevils you, 20 October 2003
Author: Fiendish_Dramaturgy from .: Fiendish Writings in the Dark :.
*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
She-Devil bedevils you!! Roseanne Barr is not one of my favorite thespians, but this under-rated little movie simply RAWKS!!
Roseanne Barr is married to Bob Pratchett. He is a hard-working accountant who is skimming the little gratuities from his clients; the newest of which is Mary Fischer. With a huge "MF" on her front gate, she is the top fantasy/romance novelist in the country.
With Ms. Fischer's mother in a "retirement home," and Bob spending all his time with his new lover, Mary, Ruth Pratchett has a lot of time on her hands. She has vowed to take care of their children, their home, and do her best to hold her head up in the community. When Bob's parents come to dinner, and it turns into a total disaster, Bob begins to berate his loving and faithful wife, who slowly begins to unravel at the seams, right there before our eyes. During his tirade, Bob makes the fatal mistake of listing his life's assets.
1. home
2. family
3. career
4. freedom
He walks out on his loving wife, and moves in with Mary Fischer. Ruth, in a state of shock, then sets out upon her plot. She blows up their home, takes the kids to Bob, obtains employment in the retirement home where Mary Fischer's mother resides, and begins giving her vitamins instead of sedatives. She then helps Mrs. Fischer to the bus for a surprise visit with her daughter, and arranges things so that the elderly Fischer is unable to return to the retirement home. So Bob is now deprived of his house, has an over-abundance of family and his career and freedom are next on the agenda.
This is a wonderful "getting even" movie for all those of you who have been there; done that.
While Roseanne is not exactly the shining star of stage and screen, she is more than adequate in her role as Ruth Pratchett, wife and mother; and in her title role as "She-Devil," the personification of a marriage gone wrong.
Maria Pitillo is delightful as the naively sweet but ruthlessly ambitious Olivia Honey. Olivia is Bob's new lover. And nothing cools the flames of passion like a mistress who behaves like a wife. So Bob, while still very hungry for Mary's money, is now on to bustier things. But he neglects to tell Ms. Honey of his relationship with Mary, and when they find out about one another, all bets are off. If you liked her as Audrey Timmonds in "Godzilla," 1998, you will thoroughly enjoy her performance in this zany vehicle.
I love this quirky little "B" movie, and watch it often.
It gets a 8.9/10 from...
the Fiend :.
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