Seeking revenge for her husband's death, Ann ingratiates herself with the Garretts under the guise of a caring housekeeper. Once she gains their trust, Ann begins to wreak havoc upon the dysfunctional family. Seduction and malice are her weapons as she attempts to emotionally and sexually destroy them.
A young woman, struggling with her past and her relationships, finds herself in a tumultuous love affair. As her life unravels, she is forced to confront her deepest fears and desires. The film explores themes of addiction, love, and self-destruction.
Poison received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with some praising Brittany Murphy's performance while others criticized the film's convoluted plot and melodramatic tone. Audience reception was similarly divided.
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None notable.
The film was a relatively obscure release and did not gain significant mainstream attention or awards recognition.
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