In a small college town, a young girl working on a babysitting job in a rural farm is terrorized throughout the night.In a small college town, a young girl working on a babysitting job in a rural farm is terrorized throughout the night.In a small college town, a young girl working on a babysitting job in a rural farm is terrorized throughout the night.
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Cristie Schoen Codd
- Dazed Girl
- (as Cristie Schoen)
Miriam Gonzalez
- Nurse
- (as Miriam Gonzales)
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- TriviaSarah Thompson plays Angie Albright, who states her age as eighteen. Sarah was born in October 1979, actually making her twenty-nine at the time of filming.
- GoofsEven though the movie was set in Northern California, the area codes that are listed on the school bulletin board are 310 and 503. Both area codes are for Los Angeles and Northern Oregon respectively. Also, they used real prefixes rather than the movie version of 555.
- Quotes
Sam Stanton: [repeating line] Hungry!
- ConnectionsReferenced in Babysitter Wanted: Behind the Scenes (2009)
- SoundtracksFading in C# Minor
Written by Richard Larsen, Jennifer M. Cook, Eddie Barajas
Performed by UNA
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I went into the movie not expecting much, and ended up being completely satisfied. Babysitter Wanted, unlike countless DTV horrors, is genuinely creepy and has an original plot that will stay with people. A great surprise! Angie (Sarah Thompson) moves into a small town to study in college. She meets people there, but also has a feeling that someone is stalking her. She takes up a babysitter position at a farm house one weekend, and the horror begins.
The first half of the movie is in the vein of the Strangers and When a Stranger Calls. And it's equally effective, if not more. It's easy to identify with Angie's situation. The scares are consistent, although SFX is a little overused. Tension is mounted throughout.
A great twist midway turns the movie into a different direction. Without spoiling anything, the movie veers into a supernatural angle and is equally chilling as the first half although might be too gory and disturbing for some. The plot from here on is original, leading to a satisfying ending which makes room for sequels too.
The acting is surprisingly good from everyone. The productions values are great for a low budget movie, although there are a few lighting issues in the second half.
All in all, Babysitter Wanted is a welcome surprise and horror fans will have a great time with it. Recommended.
The first half of the movie is in the vein of the Strangers and When a Stranger Calls. And it's equally effective, if not more. It's easy to identify with Angie's situation. The scares are consistent, although SFX is a little overused. Tension is mounted throughout.
A great twist midway turns the movie into a different direction. Without spoiling anything, the movie veers into a supernatural angle and is equally chilling as the first half although might be too gory and disturbing for some. The plot from here on is original, leading to a satisfying ending which makes room for sequels too.
The acting is surprisingly good from everyone. The productions values are great for a low budget movie, although there are a few lighting issues in the second half.
All in all, Babysitter Wanted is a welcome surprise and horror fans will have a great time with it. Recommended.
- Faisal-Hashmi
- Mar 4, 2009
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