The Babysitter (2017)

Genres: Dark Comedy/Slasher/Horror/teen Horror/

Comedy/Horror

Where to Watch: Netflix

The film follows Cole, a timid and awkward 12 year old Cole. Cole is a target of bullies because of his timid nature. Cole is deeply infatuated with his cool babysitter Bee. While Cole’s parents are out of town, Bee and Cole are having a light-hearted teenage fantasy, doing the coolest things. That night, Cole stays up to spy on Bee and her friends, as suggested by his friend Melanie. What he sees turns his dream day into a nightmare. Bee and her friends are part of a satanic cult and have sinister intentions. First they kill a guy that comes to their little party. Then they take some of Cole’s blood. When the pure blood is mixed with a dead person’s blood, your wishes come true. The rest of the film has the cult trying to capture Cole.

Mcg, the writer and director of The Babysitter, expertly balances the horror and the comedy elements throughout the film. His ability to maintain a brisk pace that ensures the film remains exciting and engaging without losing its comedic edge. This keeps the audience on their toes.

The cast is amazing. Samara Weaving delivers a standout performance as Bee. Her ability to embody both the innocent and sinister aspects of Bee contributes significantly to the film’s tension and humor. Judah Lewis portrays Cole. His performance captures the essence of a young adolescent grappling with insecurities and bravery as he navigates the chaos unleashed by Bee and the cult.

The Babysitter is a uniquely entertaining film that blends horror and comedy in an engaging way. It promises to be an enjoyable viewing experience. Whether you’re a fan of horror, comedy or simply looking for something fun to watch, The Babysitter will not disappoint.

The Babysitter:Killer Queen (2020)

Genres: Dark Comedy/ Teen Horror/ Comedy/

Horror

Where to Watch: Netflix

This film picks up 2 years after the first film. It picks up with Cole trying to move on from the chaotic happenings from the first film. He becomes friends with Phoebe (Jenna Ortega). Together they fight the cult from the first film, hoping to get Cole’s pure blood, leading to a series of outrageous and bloody encounters.

Mcg , again is at the helm as director and writer. He again has created a fun, exciting film.

The characters and actors come back from the first film. This time having Jenna Ortega joining the cast as Coles friend and love interest.

If you enjoyed the original The Babysitter, you’ll likely find Killer Queen to be a wild, entertaining ride that doesn’t take itself seriously. It’s a guilty pleasure filled with chaos, comedy and horror.

Yours Cruelly,

Madam Cadaver

Scarlet Fry