Credited cast: | |||
Carly Adams | ... | Sally Thompson | |
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Elisha Ali | ... | Kitchen Staff (as Elisha Ceo Ali) |
Tyler Aser | ... | Neighbor | |
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Carl Bailey | ... | Officer Morton |
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Thomas Bair | ... | Christopher |
Jason John Beebe | ... | Waiter | |
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Chris Beetem | ... | Dan |
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Heather Benson | ... | Restaurant Patron |
Sarah Bolger | ... | Emelie | |
Bob Bozek | ... | Skinny Man (as Robert Bozek) | |
Annette Christian | ... | Howie's mom | |
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Doreen Donovan Corkin | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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Lynn Czekaj | ... | Restaurant Patron |
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Michael Joseph Dugan | ... | Cabbie |
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Rosemarie Feliciano | ... | Neighborhood Resident |
A couple's replacement babysitter comes highly recommended. After the parents leave, the children begin to suspect that she is not the person she claims to be when she subjects them to a series of twisted activities.
Initially I thought this film was going to be great, it was unusual, and very different. The atypical babysitter under siege horror this was not, so I applaud them for twisting the original format. Unfortunately after a bright start, where you were left wondering what on Earth was going on, it just fell really flat, the plot made virtually no sense, I mean how on Earth did she know she'd end up there? What was the point in the entire charade? It makes no sense. At times I thought the script was a little tasteless to say the least, putting kids through what she did was unnecessary at times, I didn't care much for it.
So it's a real mixed bag, a great idea, but unfortunately the execution was poor, the acting was great and the production values were strong. Sarah Bolger was the best thing about it.
Too many wasted opportunities. 5/10