Very Rare Child Crime Movies in Early Hollywood

Marcia 2022-03-15 08:01:01

In the early days of Hollywood, there were extremely rare children's crime movies, and even religious metaphors such as demon possession and demon genetic inheritance. The degree of evil is comparable to "The Exorcist" 20 years later and "The Silence of the Lambs" 40 years later. I believe Americans with religious beliefs will shudder when they watch this film. The 8-year-old loli in the film combines cold-blooded cruelty, camouflage, cunning, and shamelessness~ But after all, it is a Hollywood film in the 1950s. In order to pass the censorship, the ending was treated as The mother attempted suicide, and Lola was struck by lightning and fell into the water on a wooden bridge, and for the sake of safety, the producer processed the final subtitles into the form of the actor's curtain call, and the last paragraph after that was even a warm scene of the mother spanking her daughter's buttocks and playing. The film tells the audience that what they just watched is not a movie but a "stage play"

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  • Shanie 2022-03-23 09:03:28

    How important is the classic. Limiting the scene to a single room can turn the remake into scum in seconds. It seems that the language of the film has really not improved.

  • Tabitha 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    the bad seed / The bad seed is full of deep evil. A ten-year-old girl was born without sympathy and guilt, but her grandmother bessie denker inherited the ability to kill with ruthlessness from her grandmother bessie denker. And killing is still an obsession with killing by nature. The last scene of being struck by thunder and lightning is simply the finishing touch and its strong revenge. Is it a solution to hatred? The actor's lines sound like singing@2015-06-05 16:57:23

The Bad Seed quotes

  • Rhoda: Oh, I've got the prettiest mother. I've got the nicest mother. That's what I tell everybody. I say I've got the sweetest mother in the world. If she wants a little boy that bad, why doesn't she take one out of the orphans' home?

    Christine Penmark: Get away from me. Don't talk to me! We have nothing to say to each other.

    Rhoda: Okay, mother. Okay.

  • Christine Penmark: All right. All right now, we're gonna... We're gonna start at the beginning and you're gonna tell me the truth. I know you killed him, so there's no sense lying. Rhoda, I want you to tell me the truth!

    Rhoda: I can't tell you, mother! I want you to...

    Christine Penmark: I'm waiting for your *answer*.

    Rhoda: He wouldn't give me the medal like I told him to, that's all. So then he ran away from me and hid on the wharf. But I found him there and I told him I'd hit him with my shoe if he didn't give me the medal! But he shook his head and said no. So I hit him the first time. Then he took off the medal and gave it to me.

    Christine Penmark: And then what happened?

    Rhoda: Tried to run away from me. So I hit him with my shoe again! But he kept on crying and making a noise and I was afraid somebody would hear him... So I kept on hitting him, mother! I hit him harder that time and he fell in the water.