The first thing I noticed about this was that the photography seemed that bit more polished, the film looking to have a bit more budget perhaps. It warps towards the end into a much wider vista than the narrow family view of the first film (and the majority of this).
However, we start with a scene that looks like a little girl, Rachel (Rachel Ryals), playing with an older girl, Teagan (Katie Monds), as mom Jocelin (Deanna Meske) sits on the couch opposite. Only as the camera moves do we realise that Rachel is feeding from Teagan’s wrist and the older girl is obviously distressed. Rachel asks to be able to go for bath and play with her dolls. As she leaves Jocelin gets a call from her mother – she’s planning on visiting Rachel’s grandparents and they discuss Rachel’s new plaything. During the call Jocelin realises Teagan has gone.
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The imdb page is here.
On Demand @ Amazon US
On Demand @ Amazon UK
4 comments:
Monsters in group therapy? Reminds me of Ugly Americans, might give that one a review as well. There were a few vampires in that show if I am not mistaken.
Hi Alex, great to hear from you - I'm aware of Ugly Americans but never watched - I'll have to give a go sometime :)
Whoops, posted on the wrong review. The above comment was for Monsters Anonymous.
Noticed ;) but can't move comments as you'll know. Still good to hear from you
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