How come this film is listed in the papers and on screen as Killing Assistant? There are certainly enough killings in the film to justify that word being kept.
That being said, the premise here is rather difficult to take. Obviously, a disturbed young child never got over the fact that his baby-sitter left and therefore wreaks havoc years later.
The editor of the Fashion Magazine where our heroine is the CEO looks just like Olympia Dukakis.
The begins to form around the typical Lifetime themes of someone entering a group of family's life and then the mayhem begins.
The guy is off-the-wall crazy but there is fine acting throughout and as this sick man, Brando Eaton shines with that smirk and effeminate way about him.
That being said, the premise here is rather difficult to take. Obviously, a disturbed young child never got over the fact that his baby-sitter left and therefore wreaks havoc years later.
The editor of the Fashion Magazine where our heroine is the CEO looks just like Olympia Dukakis.
The begins to form around the typical Lifetime themes of someone entering a group of family's life and then the mayhem begins.
The guy is off-the-wall crazy but there is fine acting throughout and as this sick man, Brando Eaton shines with that smirk and effeminate way about him.