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The Babysitter: Killer Queen
Cole is back, the nerdy kid now attend high school. He is always a nerd
and above all bullied and taken for crazy following that crazy story of
Satanism and babysitting two years earlier. Cole is back and he's still
him. A good part of the protagonists of the first episode also return,
some from the underworld, some from the secondary narrative lines.
However, that totally stupid and superfluous sense that saved the first
episode, placing it among the horror comedies for young people, without
exaggerating with the parody and giving us a little blood, does not
return. Not a masterpiece, as I wrote, but a film that could be watched.
This sequel instead, also directed by McG, looks more like an "American
Pie" that talks, only talks about horror. Asshole adults, horny kids,
farts, banal jokes, parodies and quotes, especially of "Terminator",
perhaps put up as a catharsis for the horrible "Terminator Salvation".
Given the topic and the development, everything could have been saved
with the boobs, proudly positioning in the trash genre but alas, things
don't go that way.
We are therefore in a rambling film, in which an infinite series of
"twists", trying to amaze the audience, while the protagonists say
lines one after the other.
It seems that if this movie is successful, there will be a third and
final chapter, as the cliffhanger after the credits. If it ever
happens, let's hope it shows some maturity and I don't mean our Cole,
but the director.
Long time friend, Melanie already featured in the first film and played
by the very renowned Emily Alyn Lind (read her profile on IMDB to
believe) invites the troubled Cole to a party by the lake. One of those
where American student drinks, swims, fuck (suppose) etc etc. Cole is
again in the midst of those of the satanic sect who want his virgin
blood. If he still is. So he fights against the bad guys in the company
of a new friend, the usual sinister-looking partner who is good in the
end. Samara Weaving also returns in the manner of Schwarzenegger in the
second Terminator. “Killer Queen”, by Queen closes a film,
which at least from the point of view of the soundtrack passes the
test, given the presence of songs by Dead Kennedys, Jefferson Airplane,
Sugarhill Gang. Otherwise is really poor.
