Serial Mom (1994)
Beverly is the perfect happy homemaker, along with her doting husband and two children, but this nuclear family just might explode when her fascination with serial killers collides with her ever-so-proper code of ethics.
- John Waters
- Lynn Wegenka
- Elisa Sansalone
- Robert Rooy
- Mary Ellen Woods
- Steve M. Davison
- John Waters
Rating: 6.747/10 by 678 users
Alternative Title:
Ten cuidado con mamá - AR
Annem Bir Katil - TR
Massemor - NO
疯狂杀手俏妈咪 - CN
实听拉的母亲 - CN
Serial Mom – Warum läßt Mama das Morden nicht? - DE
Mamãe É de Morte - BR
Mãe-Galinha - PT
W czym mamy problem? - PL
La signora ammazzatutti - IT
Maman ne se laisse pas marcher sur les pieds - FR
Mamá es una Asesina - MX
Los Asesinatos de Mamá - ES
Мамочка-маньячка-убийца - RU
Мамочка — убийца-маньячка - RU
Мама, серијски убица - RS
Mama brez milosti - SI
Belalı Anne - TR
Серійна мамця - UA
Mama ucigasa - RO
Mamytė žudikė - LT
Eema Sidratit - IL
Η μαμά παραμονεύει στο σκοτάδι - GR
I mama paramonevei sto skotadi - GR
Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 34 minutes
Budget: $13,000,000
Revenue: $7,820,688
Plot Keyword: court, harassment, baltimore, usa, dark comedy, housewife, satire, protection, motherly love, hit-and-run, evil mother, suburbia, murder, serial killer, infamy, perfectionist, perfection, obscene telephone call, protective mother
"Serial Mom" - which, by the way, is not for the faint hearted - is a wonderfully inappropriate guilty pleasure packed with lots of macabre fun and its wholesome depiction of life in American suburbia resembles David Lynch's contentious "Blue Velvet" (1986), but like most things in this life everything just looks too good to be true and that is simply because it is. The nicest neighbours can have the darkest secrets of all and the most hospitable and unassuming people can also be the most abominable monsters. Beverly Sutphin is a case in point. She is a charming and delightful house wife, mother, and ruthless serial killer in John Waters's controversial and outrageous satirical black comedy which affords him the ideal opportunity to present a range of biting and astutely observed insights into contemporary America and the ceaseless media frenzy surrounding the absolutely ridiculous and completely irresponsible cult of celebrity.
