The Babysitter (Bella Thorne / Robbie Amell / Andrew Bachelor) (October 13 on Netflix)

The events of one evening take an unexpected turn for the worst for a young boy trying to spy on his babysitter.

Rusty wrote:Never heard of her. Looks like Margot Robbie light.

Rusty wrote:Watched this today. Pleasantly surprised. Pretty fun flick, and only 80 minutes long, so it gets to the point and doesn't drag. Definitely recommended.

UltimateMarvel wrote:Definitely not scary. This was funny and made me laugh too. It was fun to watch and the main kid actor did a great job. I agree about the dialogue, the kid spoke and behaved in a way that real kids do and not like "movie kids."

Rusty wrote:That was funny. They didn't know what a prostitute was called, and called her a Protestant.

Rusty wrote:Robbie Amell was a standout too. Dude's pretty funny.

Tyger wrote:It had its issues, but was fun. I feel like if I had grown up with it I would have loved it.

WyldeMan wrote:Does Bella Thorne still look like she's methin around or did they try to distract from her face with her refund gap?

Tyger wrote:She wasn't the face licker, that was the main girl. Bella didn't show cleavage, she was in a cheerleader uniform.

UltimateMarvel wrote:

Tyger wrote:She wasn't the face licker, that was the main girl. Bella didn't show cleavage, she was in a cheerleader uniform.

Right, I meant licking/sucking/kissing her tongue.

Netflix is gearing up for more bloody adventures in babysitting. McG is set to direct the sequel to The Babysitter, the 2017 horror movie that proved to be an early original feature hit for the streamer.

Judah Lewis will return as the kid whose fetching babysitter turned out to be the leader of a satanic cult looking to perform sacrifices.

In a surprise twist, Bella Thorne, Robbie Amell, Hana Mae Lee and Andrew Bachelor are also returning. The characters the actors played in the first movie met dire ends, so it is unclear how they figure into the new proceedings, which are set in a high school. Not set to return (yet, anyway) is Samara Weaving, who played the deadly babysitter. Ken Marino and Leslie Bibb are also returning.

The story, according to Netflix, is set two years after our hero, Cole (Lewis), defeated a satanic cult led by his babysitter. He's trying to forget his past and focus on surviving high school., but when old enemies unexpectedly return, Cole will once again have to outsmart the forces of evil.

Dan Lagana, who served as a showrunner on Netflix’s American Vandal, wrote the script. McG, Mary Viola and Zack Schiller are producing the comedic thriller, which is set to begin shooting Oct. 14 in Los Angeles. 

McG acted as a producer on Netflix’s recent teen movie, Tall Girl, as well as the action-adventure pic Rim of the World. He also directed the latter.
Lewis last starred in Netflix’s 2018 holiday hit The Christmas Chronicles, which also featured Kurt Russell.

UltimateMarvel wrote:Yeah, she was the only one that didn't die. She has to come back. I don't know how the others are coming back because I'm pretty sure they all died.

UltimateMarvel wrote:Watching the sequel tonight.