R
1992    1h 32mDrama, Thriller
5.439%36%5.4
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Ivy ('Drew Barrymore'), a sexy teen who lives with her aunt, moves in with a reclusive teen (Gilbert) and slowly works her way into the lives of her adopted family. The mother (Ladd) is sickly and can't sexually satisfy her husband (Skerritt) any more, and to the daughter's horror, Ivy begins seducing her father.
Directed by Katt Shea

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  • Tom SkerrittDarryl Cooper
  • Sara GilbertSylvie Cooper
  • Cheryl LaddGeorgie Cooper
  • Alan StockBob
  • Jeanne SakataIsabelle
  • E.J. MooreKid
  • J.B. QuonAnother Kid
  • Leonardo DiCaprioGuy
  • Michael GoldnerMan in Car
  • Charley HaywardTiny
  • Time WintersOld Man
  • Billy KaneJames
  • Tony ErvolinaMan on Screen
  • Mary Gordon MurrayM.D.
  • Julie JayNurse Behind Desk
  • Charla SampselOrderly
  • Angel BroadhurstDeathrocker
  • Randall CaldwellTruck Driver
  • Tom RubenRoofer
  • ርልዪረJune 9, 2026
    First, I have to say that I seriously enjoyed this film. These 90s dark twisted thrillers are extremely appealing to me. I was mesmerized by Drew Barrymore's character. From the minute she appears you sort of intuit that she has ulterior motives for every little thing she does until it becomes obvious what her intentions really are. I was fascinated by her performance, because you don't usually get to see her play these type of characters and she does it incredibly well. I kept thinking about her character in Never Been Kissed, reflecting on her abilities to interpret such polar opposites. She completely steals the film with her intoxicating and sensual presence, spreading her poison all across the other characters, who at first are clearly charmed by her bewitching personality. I was rather surprised by some of the sex scenes involved, I was not expecting them to have such an explicit tone, but I assume that is to shock viewers and to show how far Ivy was willing to go to get what she wanted. Sara Gilbert and Tom Skerritt played their parts really well, adding even more depth to Barrymore's own performance. I loved the ending, it was a satisfying conclusion and it made me want to watch the other Poison Ivy entries, but somehow I doubt they will match the rather morbid intensity and sinister atmosphere of this one.

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