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The Babysitter
Mature married couple Jay and Magdalene have been in a rut since their kids were born, so they decide to call a babysitter and go out for a 'date night.' The problem is the couple's new babysitter Nicole makes Jay crazy with lust. While they're out, Nicole invites boyfriend James Deen over to keep her company, and they have wild, hot sex on the older couple's couch. But is Nicole secretly lusting for Jay? She asks friend Heather Silk for advice, and Heather recalls her own sexy romp with Ben English. Will Nicole reveal her true feelings to Jay? And are Jay's marriage vows strong enough to fight his lust for Nicole? A tale of seduction, forbidden love, and age play.
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Plot Summary
A college student, framed for a murder she didn't commit, takes a job as a live-in babysitter to escape the authorities and clear her name. However, the seemingly idyllic family she's working for harbors a dark secret, and the house itself becomes a trap as she tries to uncover the truth and survive the night.
Critical Reception
The Babysitter (2009) received mixed to negative reviews from critics and audiences. It was often described as a B-movie with some effective horror elements but hampered by a predictable plot and inconsistent tone. Its attempts at blending horror and comedy did not always land successfully, leading to a divisive reception.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its occasional effective scares and a decent performance from its lead.
Criticized for its derivative plot and uneven pacing.
Often seen as a standard, low-budget horror film that offers little originality.
Google audience: Audience feedback is scarce and generally indicates a forgettable horror film. Some viewers found it to be a decent time-waster for genre fans, while others felt it lacked substance and memorable moments.
Fun Fact
Robert Englund, famous for his role as Freddy Krueger, plays the role of the creepy neighbor, Mr. Rusk, in the film.
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