Runtime - 85m
description - Cole (Judah Lewis) loves his babysitter (Samara Weaving) Bee. Shes hot, funny, and popular. One night, in a moment of defiance, Cole secretly stays up past his bedtime to discover shes actually a cold-blooded killer whos in league with the Devil. He now must spend his night evading Bees band of killers who will stop at nothing to prevent Cole from spilling their dark secret. Its up to Cole to survive the night (and blow up a few people along the way)
Release date - 2017
Writed by - Brian Duffield
Directors - McG
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This is one of those movies where you end up rooting for the bad guys because the "good guy" is so stupid and incompetent that the world would be a better place without him! Its never that the bad guys are just out thinking or maneuvering him, no, he just makes a constant string of stupid decisions and inexcusable mistakes. He gets NOTHING right! At all! I was rooting for the bad guys because I didn't want the good guy to end up reproducing.
When I saw the Babysitter, I expected a mixture of a horror film and a comedy with very hot women. "The Babysitter" has all of these elements, but surprisingly its plot is far more intelligent than appearances suggest. This movie is also a put-on of the various elements making up popular culture. from the new parenting style which emphasizes giving children an obstacle-free life to a teenage culture which has been rendered incredibly shallow and superficial by social media and twitter/facebook hashtags.
The Babysitter's main message is that our current pop culture is absurd and that children, like the protagonist Cole, are far better off when they are challenged and empowered. At the beginning of the film, Cole is a nervous wreck. and we soon find out why. The dad notices that his son Cole is terrified of driving and his response is to postpone his driving lessons to another time. A short time later, Cole is dissuaded by his dad from fixing his electronic car with a giant knife because apparently the knife is too dangerous for a boy on the cusp of puberty. We also learn that the parents are tearing down the tree house and hiring a babysitter (played by the promising actress Samara Weaving) to keep their beloved Cole safe from the dangers of the outside world. This repeated cuddling of Cole was no doubt done with the best of intentions. But the result is far from satisfactory: Cole is afraid of needles, mocked by his horrible neighbor, and easy prey for bullies.
Along with bashing new age parenting, this film also makes an emphatic statement about how teenagers have been transformed into incredibly shallow and superficial human beings by social media. One teenager complains about his Macy's designer shirt being covered in blood and does not seem the least bit remorseful that he was an active participant in a murder. A second teenager exclaims, That sucks, when told that a child could lose all his Instagram followers after he is murdered. They also talk in hashtags, like "going viral" and "black lives matters, as though reality is not more complicated than that.
This social indictment of pop culture is interesting. But "the Babysitter" also goes further that that. The teenage villains are not just representative of a millennial generation gone terribly wrong; they also mentor Cole and gradually transform him into a confident and self-sufficient adult. What is striking is that the bad guys had so many opportunities to kill Cole. Yet what they did instead was to provide Cole in their unorthodox way with a real world education that prepared him for life's challenges. The Cole that emerges from this film is not a scared, helpless, and cuddled child. He has fearlessly crashed the car into his parents' house and announces that he no longer needs a babysitter.
Therefore, I recommend "the Babysitter" not only for being a fine entertainment, but also for being surprisingly uplifting. If you observe the interactions taking place between Cole and the villains and ask yourself why these interactions are happening, you begin to realize that these villains sort of respect Cole and want to help him to overcome his fears. As a result, the film juxtaposes the obligatory gore of a horror film with an optimistic message about mentoring and empowerment.
A 12-year-old boy was very sad about his school life. He had no happiness before his parents had been introducing himself with a Marvelous Babysitter. She used to care for him a lot. One night he came to know something strange about his Babysitter. He shouldn't know this. Because he choped down into a massive problem after that.
The Babysitter is one very fun horror parody to see and it offered something new to a type of films that are becoming to be very stale and predictable,but this one had a interesting premise and idea that was used in a very good potential and it had a very fun and great cast who were very good here and they sold their characters in a very cool and funny moments were also very fun to watch and filled with a lot of blood but for this kind of film,it surved its purpose in a very surprising bysitter was in end a very nice parody of slasher films and thanks to a cast and funny moments,this film was a positive watch.
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