jeudi 6 juillet 2017
13 Lessons We Learned From Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
A single mom leaves her five kids home with a geriatric babysitter when she leaves town on a three-month vacation to Australia: what could possibly go wrong? The premise for Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead may not be the most plausible, but it does make for one of our favorite '90s teen movies. After her babysitter dies suddenly of a heart attack, Sue Ellen Crandell (played expertly by Christina Applegate in her first movie role) has to give up her fantasy of hanging on the beach with her friends all Summer and scams her way into a job at an LA fashion company so she can make money and take care of her younger siblings. There's comedy, a love interest, and lots of horrifying shoulder pads, but most of all, there are many life lessons to glean. The movie celebrated its 26th anniversary this year, and in honor, we're looking back on the most memorable things we learned from Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead.
Related Posts:
Black Women Are an Integral Part of a New Era of TV, and It's Absolutely F*cking Necessary- 27 Hilarious Reactions to It That'll Make Up For Never Being Able to Sleep Again
- Want to Watch Outlander but Don't Have Starz? Here Are Your Options
- You Probably Missed This 1 Relationship Bombshell From the Insecure Finale
- 24 Times Coach Taylor Seemed Too Good to Be True on Friday Night Lights
Articles
0 comments:
Enregistrer un commentaire