The video is a review of the 2017 Netflix horror movie "The Babysitter," directed by Mick G. The review is hosted by James Agee, who provides a detailed analysis of the film's plot, characters, and gore. The movie follows a 12-year-old boy named Cole who discovers that his babysitter and her friends are involved in a satanic cult. The review highlights the film's stylish visuals, impressive gore, and the performances of the cast, particularly Samara Weaving and Andrew Bachelor.
Agee criticizes the film's MTV-like style and the characters' over-the-top dialogue, but acknowledges the film's gore and the performances of the cast. He also discusses the film's themes of growing up and the dangers of making deals with the devil. The review concludes with a count of the film's kills, which totals eight, and a discussion of the film's release date and reception.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video series called "The Kill Count" where the host, James A. Janisse, counts and reviews the deaths in horror movies.
2. The movie being reviewed is "The Babysitter", a 2017 Netflix film directed by McG and starring Samara Weaving, Judah Lewis, Bella Thorne and others.
3. The plot of the movie involves a 12-year-old boy named Cole who discovers that his babysitter Bee and her friends are part of a satanic cult that needs his blood for a ritual.
4. Cole tries to escape and survive from the cult members who chase him and try to kill him throughout the night.
5. The text describes eight kills in the movie, with details on how they happened, who was involved and what effects were used.
6. The text also gives commentary on the movie's style, humor, dialogue, references and characters, often expressing criticism or sarcasm.
7. The text ends with a mid-credits scene that reveals that Bee is still alive and attacks a firefighter, implying a possible sequel.
8. The text also mentions some patrons who support the video series and some personal information about the host's schedule.