The Bad Seed, move over. After a child is finally reunited with her alcoholic-free mother, we see the young lass resorting to murder and absolute mayhem as she feels that everyone is against her and is trying to separate her from her mother.
Young Miss Hentschel is mesmerizing as the totally disturbed child, brought up in her home where she pushed her grandfather, an abuser, down the steps to his death and remains with her grandmother, a Frances Sternahagen look-alike, who wants compensation for the years she took care of the child and winds up pushed off a cliff by the monster child.
Made fun of in school by other children, the child imagines that her teacher wants to send her to a school for bad girls and she does away with the teacher as well. How come Miss Golden never changed the seating arrangements in the classroom to move our traumatized youngster from the boy and girl who constantly harassed her?
Find drama dealing with emotional disturbance and the tragedy that pursues.
Young Miss Hentschel is mesmerizing as the totally disturbed child, brought up in her home where she pushed her grandfather, an abuser, down the steps to his death and remains with her grandmother, a Frances Sternahagen look-alike, who wants compensation for the years she took care of the child and winds up pushed off a cliff by the monster child.
Made fun of in school by other children, the child imagines that her teacher wants to send her to a school for bad girls and she does away with the teacher as well. How come Miss Golden never changed the seating arrangements in the classroom to move our traumatized youngster from the boy and girl who constantly harassed her?
Find drama dealing with emotional disturbance and the tragedy that pursues.