The Babysitters

Writer-director David Ross ignores the ickiness of grown men wanting to have sex with teen girls

Sometimes timing really does make a difference, as the real world can creep in and frame perceptions of events on-screen. Having its theatrical release hot on the heels of the Miley Cyrus-Vanity Fair dust-up, "The Babysitters" flirts with many of the issues at the core of that manufactured scandal, questions involving how young people are to be expected to navigate a hyper-sexualized cultural landscape as well as the ways that the stunted emotional growth of the older age-brackets can trickle down the generational ladder. [...]

di Mark Olsen, articolo completo (2279 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 9 maggio 2008