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Elisha Ali | ... |
Kitchen Staff
(as Elisha Ceo Ali)
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Carl Bailey | ... | |
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| Jason John Beebe | ... | ||
| Chris Beetem | ... | ||
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Heather Benson | ... | |
| Sarah Bolger | ... | ||
| Bob Bozek | ... |
Skinny Man
(as Robert Bozek)
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| Annette Christian | ... |
Howie's mom
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Doreen Donovan Corkin | ... | |
| Lynn Czekaj | ... | ||
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O'Mick Donald | ... |
Kitchen Staff
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Michael Joseph Dugan | ... | |
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Erika Frase | ... | |
A couple's replacement babysitter comes highly recommended but after they 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. After the children confront her, their usual babysitter rings the door bell, but can she save the children.
I didn't think there was anything more that could be done with the evil babysitter genre and, on reflection, I was probably right. On the other hand there were two or three clever scenes I've not seen before but nothing that had me gripping the edge of my seat. The saddest part of the movie was the sequel-begging ending. I'm sorry, but even though cast and crew gave of their best there is nothing here I want to see again. If, like me, you downloaded this for nothing, you might be entertained late-night after a few drinks but I wouldn't pay to see it and I will certainly not be awaiting the next instalment. Plus points are that the menacing moments were exactly that - menacing rather than explicit - but the whole thing has TV movie/direct-to-DVD written all over it.