The Babysitter: Killer Queen

2020 Directed by McG

Two years after defeating a satanic cult led by his babysitter Bee, Cole's trying to forget his past and focus on surviving high school. But when old enemies unexpectedly return, Cole will once again have to outsmart the forces of evil.

Judah Lewis Jenna Ortega Emily Alyn Lind Robbie Amell Andrew Bachelor Bella Thorne Hana Mae Lee Ken Marino Leslie Bibb Chris Wylde Samara Weaving Carl McDowell Juliocesar Chavez Maximilian Acevedo Jennifer Foster Raymond Patterson Valentina Mandala Amanda Cerny Jason Rogel Helen Hong Scott MacArthur Nandini Minocha Rachel Paulson Jonathan Bray Sean Burgos Melanie Herrera Easton Alexeyev Alan C. Schwartz Olabisi Kovabel Show All…

Alternative Titles

A Babá - A Rainha da Morte, A Babá Rainha da Morte, La niñera: Reina letal, 撒旦保姆：血腥女王, 사탄의 베이비시터 2, Няня: Королева убийц

horror comedy

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Review by Owen ★ 4

"Directed by McG" is what you see when you enter the gates of hell
Review by Logan ★★★½ 16

Bella Thorne had no business being in this considering she just made 2 million from only fans.

You know when I first heard that samara wasnt in this. I knew it was bound to flop dare I say this was such a fun ride? I'm impressed.🤔
Women killing/ending men genre ranked
Review by Vishwas Verma ★★★½ 22

Terminator was not the only film whose sequel was better, I loved Killer Queen more than the previous film.
So, After 2 years (3 actually) McG is back with his satanic cult gang, with a bang. The pure sequel, good storyline, entertaining, crazier, stupid, and Jenna Ortega is so pretty that I'm in love with her.
Are you guys missing Samara Weaving right? Go watch this film asap.
🎬 Netflix
Review by Frandi Peralta ★★★ 9

Not better than the first, but funnier than the first one.
Review by Dyrnott ★★★★½ 15

It was awesomely fun! A little bit corny at times but still really good! I liked the first one but I think this one was more fun! I know that some will disagree and love the first one and I liked the first one but I like this one better! If you haven’t seen it already check it out!
Review by ♦️•Lily•💋 ★★★½ 5

What is it with Samara Weaving starring in films that involve human sacrifices and people exploding into bloody messes... is she trying to tell us something
Review by Siegel™ ★★★ 23

Netflix makes a few different kinds of movies: Oscar contenders (Marriage Story, Roma), bland movies that they over-hype for attention (Bird Box, Project Power, Bright), Noah Centineo originals, a host of Sandler originals, and occasionally they stumble on a random hit like The Babysitter or The King. And sometimes they get so excited about one of their low-budget hits actually doing well they release a sequel.
And release a sequel they did! I was very nervous that this would be terrible, but as much as I don't enjoy praising Netflix, the premise is way too perfect classic b-horror fodder that even they couldn't mess it up, arguably even elevating it from the first. It's so bloody stupid, a perfect as a sequel to the first movie. Nobody in this series ever dies without their entire heads EXPLODING, not even a deer. It's loud, raucous, wild, just simple classic stupid bloody fun. Netflix handled this one really well.
modern b-movies
Review by iana ★★½ 2

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

samara weaving is just that iconic
Review by Ian West ★ 24

The first movie was so not my thing at all... so naturally I decided to check out the McSequel because ocd, and to give this a fair shot because you never know—movies can be surprising... but oh geez... I didn’t like this at all, in fact, I McHated.
I dunno guys... the Tired references, tired gags, lackluster setting, and a familiar soundtrack of needledrops/vhs grindhouse ‘wtf?!’ filters jjust aren’t my thing. Samara Weaving is cool and all but she’s also in the two least entertaining and egregious jabroni pissfest movies I’ve seen this year... guns akimbo and this, so that’s a bummer because I think she’s awesome and I appreciate her continued involvement in genre pictures.
If you dig this than…
Review by persia 🍒 ★★★

i don’t care how dumb these movies are they’re SO fun and the cast looks like they’re genuinely having a great time!! also samara weaving please choke me
Review by b ★★★ 3

“silence, rapist” yes sonya ❤️
Review by George Clark ★★½ 19

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The Babysitter: Killer Queen is the sequel to 2017s The Babysitter directed by McG. The film stars the talents of Robbie Amell, Bella Thorne, Hana Mae Lee and King Batch as the returning members of the satanic cult, whilst Judah Lewis also returns in the titular role. However, despite the post credit scene of the first movie, Samara Weaving sadly doesn’t return for the sequel in a leading role.
Just like the first movie, The Babysitter: Killer Queen is a seriously fun film and as much as some of it can be incredibly stupid, it worked so well schlocky joy it was trying to be. This film will never compare to classics such as “The Godfather” or…

Recent reviews

Review by ghostretcon86

Movies were a mistake.
Review by Jackquishia ★★★

A fun sequel
Review by Alan Suricato

Esse filme nem merece ser visto.
Review by daniela alejandra ★★★★

aw why is the rating so low? some jokes were pretty bad but i had fun who cares 4 stars
Review by blwing5 ★★½

Never had so much fun watching somthing bad 🤷‍♂️... stars for fun, references and cool twists
Review by Megan Lavender ★★

This one is so cheesyyyyy wtf. Compared to the first one, it’s just BAD. Awful CGI gore instead of the practical effects. Awful TV Tropes. No Samara (I don’t found the cameos). I expected more.
Review by Loganw1999 ★★½

That was really disappointing. I knew Samara wasn't in it for very much, but I was hoping for a little bit more. She's good with what she had though.
The first movie is good because of her, and without her this one just falls really flat. Robbie Amell is still really good in the role, but he can only do so much with his screentime. It feels like it's trying too hard at parts, and just falls flat compared to the original. Without Bee, there's really not much to work with and it only really shows how much she - and Robbie Amell - carry the first movie.
Review by Devin Johnson ★★

This movie made me laugh a few times, but I'm not sure if that justified it. Seems like they could've come up with a better plot, maybe even involved Ken Marino in more of the film, but this is what we ended up with. I would recommend sticking to the first film, and giving this a pass.
Review by mariana ★★★

I loved the plot twist, and also this was better than the first movie.
added to: 2020 ranked
Review by Alberto Ramos ★

While the first movie was a parody of horror films, this felt more like a parody of itself. Just like the first movie, the dialouge's terrible, the story sucks, the effects look incredibly fake, but admittedly it has better editing and a better soundtrack than the first XD.
It's not a good movie at all, it's terrible, but it's enjoyably terrible. All the actors are once again clearly having fun, not taking anything too seriously, there are some visual effects that make it feel like a late 2000s youtube video, and the final act is the biggest what the fuck am I watching moment of 2020. I greatly enjoyed it.
Review by J. Malcom Moose ★½

Once, when I was younger, I was eating lunch with a group of friends and told the kind of story young people love to tell: a disgusting sexual scenario that probably never happened to anyone, but that we all know someone who knows someone that it definitely happened to. When I finished, everyone laughed long enough that there was the high pitched and awkward sigh of a group that doesn't know what to say next.
And as I proudly soaked in that silence, one kid commented on how funny the story had been and asked that I tell it again. I laughed at the request, but he was serious.
So I told the story again. The same misunderstanding. The same…
Review by nestiingrats ★★★★

i actually enjoyed this movie and not because it was so bad it’s good ,,, felt like it was everything it needed to be