#THE BABYSITTER KILLER QUEEN MOVIE MOVIE#
#THE BABYSITTER KILLER QUEEN MOVIE SERIES#

Cole once again finds himself facing the Satanic cult from the original film, complete with nearly all of its original members. However, things get pretty dicey from there. When Cole realizes that his parents are planning to send him away for psychiatric care, he and Melanie escape together to the lake for the weekend. However, the only person in Cole’s life who doesn’t believe he’s gone entirely bananas is his friend Melanie (Emily Alyn Lind). Understandably, he’s still haunted by the experience of nearly being murdered by his babysitter and her friends. The plotline of The Babysitter: Killer Queen picks up with Cole (Lewis) two years after the horrific events of the previous film. The film also sees the return of many of the actors from the original, including Bella Thorne, Hana Mae Lee, and Robbie Amell. Judah Lewis returns as the ill-fated, traumatized lead, Cole Johnson.

#THE BABYSITTER KILLER QUEEN MOVIE SERIES#

Like its predecessor, this newest installment in the series is directed by McG.

If you were a fan of 2017’s runaway Netflix horror hit, The Babysitter, then it makes sense that the freshly released The Babysitter: Killer Queen would be somewhere on your current to-watch list. Until then, The Babysitter and The Babysitter: Killer Queenpresent two very different iterations of Bee with drastically altered backstories that make watching both movies back to back quite confusing.The Babysitter: Killer Queen was directed by McG and stars Judah Lewis (from Summer of ’84 and I See You), Bella Thorne (from Amityville: The Awakening), Emily Alyn Lind (from Doctor Sleep and Hidden) and Hana Mae Lee (from Babysitter). Regardless of the direction taken, The Babysitter 3 is the only option McG has to remedy the plot holes created by his sequel. If The Babysitter 3 features a central plot focused on Bee, it then has the opportunity to reveal that she may be the actual devil, the devil's right hand, or an immortal human whose punishment is to serve the devil by taking souls from the realm of the living. It could just be a sadistic behavioral characteristic but that makes Bee a simple villain there could be so much more. However, there's no explanation as to how she became the handler of the devil's book nor is there any instance that would explain her drive towards assisting the other cult members. The Babysitter created a devilish and dreamy babysitter who is seemingly intent on giving others their deepest desires in exchange for delivering their souls to the devil. Though, it is far more likely that this was an oversight that inadvertently created a plot hole. Bee could have gone against the traditional procedure knowing the dire consequences of changing it in order to save Cole and Phoebe. Surely, there are numerous ways to ritually sacrifice someone in order to gain one's deepest desires, but when horror movies establish a rule, they normally stick to it. In fact, she states in The Babysitter that she has done this several times, and they must stick to the strict guidelines in the book.

#THE BABYSITTER KILLER QUEEN MOVIE MOVIE#

While it is the same basic premise, it drastically alters what Bee establishes in the first movie for how the ritual must go.

Also, instead of pouring the mixture on the devil's book, the cult must drink it from a goblet during a ritualistic ceremony. Rather than Bee having total control in The Babysitter: Killer Queen, Melanie takes over her role. After acquiring the horrific cocktail, all that's left for them to do is pour it on the pages of the devil's book while reciting one of its passages. In The Babysitter, Bee tells her fellow cult members that all they need is the blood of the sacrificed mixed with the blood of an innocent.

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