Directed by:
Katt SheaCinematography:
Phedon PapamichaelComposer:
David Michael FrankCast:
Sara Gilbert, Drew Barrymore, Tom Skerritt, Cheryl Ladd, Alan Stock, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeanne Sakata, Time Winters, Mary Gordon MurrayPlots(1)
Ivy (Drew Barrymore) the sexy, streetwise new girl in a posh private school, will do anything to fit in. Sylvie (Sara Gilbert) rich, smart, but misunderstood-needs a friend. When Ivy is invited into Sylvie's privileged world, she is instantly intrigued. Sylvie's father (Tom Sherritt) is a handsome TV newscaster; her mother (Cheryl Ladd) is a beautiful Beverly Hills wife. Yet tensions in the home run deep - providing a license for malice that Ivy is quick to seize (official distributor synopsis)
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"Toxic Ivy" is not exactly a classic of the thriller genre, but it is still a movie that has a certain idea in it. The fact that the tension is minimal here is another reality. Clearly, knowing how to make a thrilling film is not that easy, although Alfred Hitchcock managed to do it quite often. Well, not everyone is Hitchcock. The film is quite straightforward and doesn't offer many surprises, but at least it meets the average.
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