Psycho Mother-in-Law
- Krista Wagner
- Jul 26, 2019
- 1 min read

Wow! A superb scary movie that tastes a bit like Misery, but with its own special flavor.
Writing Quality: Excellent. Though not entirely original, the script keeps you enthralled throughout. Sharon is the protective mother who instantly despises her daughter Amber's future mother-in-law, Jill, because they share a carefree close relationship that makes Sharon feel threatened. At times, Sharon's insecurity is understandable: Amber and Jill have been planning the wedding together, without Sharon's input. Jill loves Amber like the daughter she never had, and she definitely robs Sharon of the whole wedding arrangements (she selects the menu, buys Amber's wedding dress, etc,.). Unfortunately, nobody realizes how much this sets Sharon off as she tries to remain composed and stiffly polite. There is such a great casting choice here too with the two moms; they complement each other in their very diverse physiques and levels of self-confidence. Jill is slim, beautiful, and sophisticated while Sharon is frumpy, bland, and serious.
Scare Factor: Sharon is a fright. You can't be sure what evil she will brew next as she devises clever plans for Jill. If you remember Annie from Stephen King's Misery, you will have a good idea of this kind of insane.
Content (sex, language & violence): No sex or language. Some violence.
Values: Jill's art partner tries to protect her, recognizing later on that something is amiss about Sharon.
Such a good scary movie with excellent acting that takes you into the crazy corners of a psycho's mind.
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