#The babysitter cast 2017 movie#
It's the kind of movie where 40-year-old genre dorks try to make 30-year-old actors playing 17-year-olds sound like the crusty, obese patrons of the local Dungeons & Dragons parlor, the kind of flick that just assumes niche nerd culture is now the dominant culture in the U.S. This is the kind of movie where the producers want to pat themselves on the back for flashing onscreen text reading "what the fuck?" during murder scenes, the kind of flick where the writers think just mentioning the names of sci-fi characters is in and of itself hilarious. This one fails because, simply put, the "comedy" just don't work. Ping Pong Summer and Cop Car immediately spring to mind. Now there are a couple of really good, nostalgia-rooted movies made over the last couple of years that are clearly meant to mimic the adolescent action-adventure movies of the 1980s. Yes, it's another tongue-in-cheek, retro-baiting, made-by-fanboys-for-fanboys (un)original, this time helmed by, of all people, the pseudonym that directed the Charlie's Angels remake from 17 years ago. Instead, it's one of those meta horror movies that's all self-reflexive and self-aware, which is meant to make it a comedy hybrid, when all it really does is display the incompetence on the scriptwriter's part. You've got It and you've got Stranger Things and now you've got this movie, about some 12-year-old dork caught up in some sort of Satanic ritual massacre, which sounds like something that could result in a pretty decent horror flick, but - yet again - the people who made this movie just didn't want to play it straight. I don't know why it's happening, but for whatever reason Hollyweird is all about the tweenspolitation horror these days. All in all, I thought it was a pretty mediocre movie, with maybe one or two decent scenes, but on the whole it was a pretty humdrum affair. Well, call me crazy, but I just don't see what the big deal is. "Jimbo, this is your kind of movie," and "Jimbo, you would love this flick." So after the third or fourth person sung its praises to me, I decided to plug in my ex's old-password and give the movie the old look-see. Considering I'm kind of a historian of degenerate slasher movies, I'm not really surprised.
You actress Jenna Ortega was cast in a mysterious role for The Babysitter: Killer Queen, so she may be the new cult leader taking Bee’s place, or if you buy my theory, the new body Bee’s spirit takes over.By: Jimbo lot of people have been telling me about this new Netflix movie called The Babysitter and how great it is. Once Bee got hurt, the spirit needed a new host body. My theory (with no actual evidence) is that maybe Bee was just some teen body the spirit took over to further her cult agenda.
Because we didn’t learn much about this cult, it’s also possible that Bee could be a vessel for a spirit.
#The babysitter cast 2017 update#
Apparently, Samara Weaving has not confirmed whether she will be involved in the film or not, but all signs point to her not being in the second film.īecause Bee was confirmed to still be alive at the end, it’s possible that Samara Weaving won’t appear in the film, but we may see a body double to at least give us an update on her whereabouts. She jumps up to attack the firefighter and the credits begin again. This book may come more into play in the second movie.Īfter the first set of credits, The Babysitter shows a fireman looking through Cole’s damaged house, and it’s shown that Bree is no longer under the car. Usually, when a book is involved, it means some ancient powers are usually attached to it. Like any good cult, membership comes with an ancient book, which Cole tries to burn at the end. Samuel (Doug Haley) may have been one of their first sacrifices since joining Bee’s cult. From Allison saying that she only agreed to the sacrifice to get her dream journalist job, it seems that Bee recruited the four other members at some point close to the beginning of the film. It isn’t made clear whether the other members are new to the cult or lifetime members. The sacrifice is supposed to allow the cult members to get anything that they want.īee makes it pretty clear that this isn’t her first time in this cult, and the entire reason she’s so confident is because of it. Cole’s blood, or the blood of an innocent, is needed to mix with the sacrificial blood in order for it to work. They kill people in order to make a blood sacrifice. Early in The Babysitter, Bee reveals to Cole, and the audience, that she and her friends are part of a cult.
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