I had the good fortune of attending last night's world premiere of the Babysitters at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The story explores the unintentional development of an outcall/incall (wait till you see the scene) agency by a 16 year old babysitter catering to the men of the children they babysit. If you want a GFE experience there were the girls to call.
It has an American Beautyesque feel to it with the mood it attempts to set. By in large it reaches those goals.
Most if not all of the "16 year olds" were at the premiere and man these women were smoking hot. Half the time I was looking back and watching their reaction to the scenes. I congratulated the director DAvid Ross at the end of the film and he looked at me like I was nuts. David, relax in Toronto were not all nuts like in LA.
If I had any criticism of the film it was that it failed to explore the desperation and lonliness of the lead male character, John Leguizamo, before he took the plunge to have sex with the Babysitter. The dinner party scenes were right out of my life where I would have to endure endless mind numbing chatter about the best shopping or the colour of vomit.
This film will be a hit. It is being screened 2 more times at the festival and if you can, you need to get your butt into one of those seats. Enjoy.
The story explores the unintentional development of an outcall/incall (wait till you see the scene) agency by a 16 year old babysitter catering to the men of the children they babysit. If you want a GFE experience there were the girls to call.
It has an American Beautyesque feel to it with the mood it attempts to set. By in large it reaches those goals.
Most if not all of the "16 year olds" were at the premiere and man these women were smoking hot. Half the time I was looking back and watching their reaction to the scenes. I congratulated the director DAvid Ross at the end of the film and he looked at me like I was nuts. David, relax in Toronto were not all nuts like in LA.
If I had any criticism of the film it was that it failed to explore the desperation and lonliness of the lead male character, John Leguizamo, before he took the plunge to have sex with the Babysitter. The dinner party scenes were right out of my life where I would have to endure endless mind numbing chatter about the best shopping or the colour of vomit.
This film will be a hit. It is being screened 2 more times at the festival and if you can, you need to get your butt into one of those seats. Enjoy.
