Spoonful of Sugar
Directed by Mercedes Bryce Morgan
A disturbed babysitter experiences a sexual awakening while using LSD to alternatively treat a seemingly “sick” child from a family with dark secrets of their own. A SHUDDER ORIGINAL
A disturbed babysitter experiences a sexual awakening while using LSD to alternatively treat a seemingly “sick” child from a family with dark secrets of their own.
Cast: Morgan Saylor, Kat Foster, Myko Olivier
Member Reviews
The scares and twists are good and not limited. Worth watching till the end.
This film is different, and the main character "Millie" is a compelling character & the actress did well. The twists and turns are somewhat unpredictable as well, which I like. I would say that the film is worth watching but leaves something to be desired. There is a lot left unexplained and it feels a bit anti-climactic at the end. Millie vaguely reminds me of the main character in "Excision" which is a great film that Shudder needs to bring in. I guess in the end I just feel this one didn't quite flesh out all its good ideas. It felt pointless?
Pretty good at, "That's not what I expected. " More than once.
Hard to watch. Great twist. Worth the watch.
The reviews in here are so boring! This isn't everyone's cup of tea, but so much whining. Aww, it's not what I wanted! Wah, wah. Jeez grow up. I loved it: great performances, super dark, a bit of a twist ending, all the women are killers. Texas Chainsaw Massacre-style family dynamics. If you go to church and/or think the American dream is alive you won't like this movie. If you realize "family is everything" is bs and you better have your eyes open at all times, a nice film to help you build resilience, as all good horror films should.