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Storyline
Cole (Judah Lewis) loves his babysitter (Samara Weaving) Bee. She's hot, funny, and popular. One night, in a moment of defiance, Cole secretly stays up past his bedtime to discover she's actually a cold-blooded killer who's in league with the Devil. He now must spend his night evading Bee's band of killers who will stop at nothing to prevent Cole from spilling their dark secret. It's up to Cole to survive the night (and blow up a few people along the way).
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Dream girls can be a nightmare.
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Trivia
In the original script, Sonya was the cheerleader, Allison was a journalist for the school paper, John was called "John the Baptist" and Max had dreadlocks. The characters were later reimagined to more closely reflect stereotypes of slasher movie victims, only in this film, they're the antagonists. The revelation of Allison's desire to become a journalist was kept from the original concept of her character, only now it's much more humorous.
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Goofs
In the movie while Cole is leaving his room to watch them downstairs, he turns off the light next to his bed, but when he comes back into his room the light is on.
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Quotes
Bee:
Things get messy when you make a deal with the devil.
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Crazy Credits
At the end of the initial credits there is a short scene with a jump scare.
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Connections
References
Mad Men (2007)
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Soundtracks
I Want Candy
Written by
Bert Berns,
Bob Feldman,
Jerry Goldstein (as Gerald Goldstein), and
Richard Gottehrer (as Richard D Gottehrer)
Performed by
Bow Wow Wow
Published by Sloopy II Music, Inc. administered by Wren Music Co., a Division of MPL Music Publishing, Inc. / Sony/ATV Songs LLC
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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Anyone who knows me is aware that the older I'm getting the stricter I am with my ratings, so how did a goofy little horror comedy just get a 9/10? Well, because it's actually really damn good.
It tells the story of a scaredy cat weak little boy who still has a babysitter. One night he falls curious to what she does after he goes to sleep and see's more than he ever could have expected.
A Netflix original movie starring Samara Weaving, Hana Mae Lee, Bella Thorne, Leslie Bibb and Ken Marino it looks shiney, makes great use of it's soundtrack and has a wonderful 1980's vibe about it.
Make no mistake this is not a light hearted piece and is overflowing with lashings of violence and gore to go hand in hand with the hilarity.
Early on I recognised that the film had a real charm about it but I certainly never expected it to be THIS good. I get the impression this will be one of those odd titles like the infamously hated The Hottie & The Nottie (2008) which folks don't agree with me on but I think this was excellent.
A gory rollercoaster ride that tips its hat to 80's classics but brings them into a new era which I couldn't help but appreciate.
The Good:
Looks great
Solid soundtrack
Perfectly crafted
The Bad:
Nothing immediatly springs to mind
Things I Learnt From This Movie:
We still didn't find out why he was shirtless!!!!
There are spoilt kids, then there is him
It's normally ugly people who are sacrificed