Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly is a prime example of unconventional British horror. It’s well staged, somewhat original in its premise, but more importantly, completely and utterly bizarre, for better or worse.

The film starts off really strong, and I enjoyed the first third through and through. However, there comes a point where this whole childplay LARP becomes frankly exhausting, I’m not sure whether that’s intentional or not. The plot doesn’t really go anywhere and offers little to no resolution or explanation what the hell all that was.

That being said, all the featured games and songs actually make the film quite useful for English learning purposes.

Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly is a prime example of unconventional British horror. It’s well staged, somewhat original in its premise, but more importantly, completely and utterly bizarre, for better or worse.

The film starts off really strong, and I enjoyed the first third through and through. However, there comes a point where this whole childplay LARP becomes frankly exhausting, I’m not sure whether that’s intentional or not. The plot doesn’t really go anywhere and offers little to no resolution or explanation what the hell all that was.

That being said, all the featured games and songs actually make the film quite useful for English learning purposes.

My pinterest really needs to chill the fuck out with its movie recommendations

My pinterest really needs to chill the fuck out with its movie recommendations

you see, normally i would have been into this kind of plot, but this movie is just weird (the incest sister-sucking-on-brother’s-fingers kind of weird) and plain boring tbf

couldn’t even finish it btw

you see, normally i would have been into this kind of plot, but this movie is just weird (the incest sister-sucking-on-brother’s-fingers kind of weird) and plain boring tbf

couldn’t even finish it btw

The thing I love the most of 70s horror is how willing to go weird and disturbing they were. The 80s were the Golden Age, the 90s were a lot of fun, and I’m very fond of the 2000s, but there’s something so distinct about the 70s that always impresses me. Mummy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly is such a movie, the premise itself is already bizarre, a blood-splattered mix of Les Enfants Terribles and The Beguiled, and it’s supported by strong performances of its ensemble cast, with a honorable mention to Vanessa Howard as Girly. I only wish it had delved more into how those people ended up in that situation, or who they really were. Are they even a family (probably not)? How did the game start? I’m curious because, again, the premise is fascinating, and I wanted to see more.

The thing I love the most of 70s horror is how willing to go weird and disturbing they were. The 80s were the Golden Age, the 90s were a lot of fun, and I’m very fond of the 2000s, but there’s something so distinct about the 70s that always impresses me. Mummy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly is such a movie, the premise itself is already bizarre, a blood-splattered mix of Les Enfants Terribles and The Beguiled, and it’s supported by strong performances of its ensemble cast, with a honorable mention to Vanessa Howard as Girly. I only wish it had delved more into how those people ended up in that situation, or who they really were. Are they even a family (probably not)? How did the game start? I’m curious because, again, the premise is fascinating, and I wanted to see more.

wait lowkey i want to join in

wait lowkey i want to join in