I want to find a movie?!
Question: I want to find a movie!?
It's a movie about a little girl whom everyone thinks is perfect, but when people start dying, the little girls mother thinks the little girl might be the killer!. I really want to know the name of this movie, can you help me!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
Answers:
The Bad Seed (1956)
starring Patty McCormack, Nancy Kelly, Henry Jones, Eileen Heckart, William Hopper, Paul Fix, Jesse White, Everlyn Varden
IMDb synopsis:
Christine Penmark seems to have it all: a lovely home, a loving husband and the most perfect daughter in the world!. But since childhood, Christine has suffered from the most terrible recurring nightmare!. And her "perfect" daughter's accomplishments include lying, theft and possibly much, much worse!. Only Christine knows the truth about her daughter, and only Christine's father knows the truth about her nightmare!.
There is a TV remake, but it falls far short of the original!. I'd strongly urge you to watch the b&w film, which has some amazing performances, especially from Patty McCormack!. However, the end they tacked on, after the credits, is a bit embarrassing!. Undoubtedly, it's because the subject matter was exceedingly shocking in the Fifties!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
starring Patty McCormack, Nancy Kelly, Henry Jones, Eileen Heckart, William Hopper, Paul Fix, Jesse White, Everlyn Varden
IMDb synopsis:
Christine Penmark seems to have it all: a lovely home, a loving husband and the most perfect daughter in the world!. But since childhood, Christine has suffered from the most terrible recurring nightmare!. And her "perfect" daughter's accomplishments include lying, theft and possibly much, much worse!. Only Christine knows the truth about her daughter, and only Christine's father knows the truth about her nightmare!.
There is a TV remake, but it falls far short of the original!. I'd strongly urge you to watch the b&w film, which has some amazing performances, especially from Patty McCormack!. However, the end they tacked on, after the credits, is a bit embarrassing!. Undoubtedly, it's because the subject matter was exceedingly shocking in the Fifties!.Www@Enter-QA@Com