Deadly Innocents

About This Movie

Deadly Innocents (1989) strikes a peculiar balance between psychological tension and a coming-of-age narrative. The film offers this haunting exploration of identity, as Angela, trapped by her father's strict religious beliefs, navigates a world of repression. Then you have Beth, the escaped patient with a split personality, who introduces a darker layer of allure and chaos. The pacing varies; some moments linger with heavy atmosphere, while others snap into frenetic energy, which keeps you on edge. The performances are a mix of raw emotion and unsettling quirks, particularly from the lead actresses. The practical effects and settings, especially in the gas station, really ground the film’s eerie vibe, making it a unique piece in the thriller genre.

Features a unique blend of psychological thriller and coming-of-age themes. · The setting in a gas station adds an interesting layer of isolation. · Strong performances that evoke a sense of unease throughout the film.