"You know, in ten years, none of this would have mattered. I'd be 24, you'd be 38. So sad it had to end this way. What we had was so special. But, here we are. Too bad you didn't listen. Just want you to know, Nick, no matter what happens, we'll always be friends." A campy black comedy that turns into a campy horror movie. Alicia Silverstone is perfect in her film debut: pouty, seductive, spiteful, crazed. This is why boundaries are important :slight_smile:↕

Just like *Fatal Attraction* but rather than adultery, it's a minor pursuing an adult. They play with fire here by casting an actual 14 year old and showing uncomfortable close-ups of her and for a movie about boundary violations I don't think they really respected young Alicia Silverstone's. She gives her all in this performance though, balancing innocence and psychotic obsession. The dynamics are what carried this movie, seeing how both react to everything and it got even more interesting when she started blackmailing him. Didn't expect them to be daring enough to make her the villain. My favorite moment is the attic scene where the dad talks about hard-on's and having to break them with a pair of plyers, I laughed so hard. The wasp scene was horrifying. Thrilling third act (best punch in movie history) and the final scene is the perfect way to end the movie.

The protagonist is a very dangerous Lolita.

A very dangerous lolita in this film.