CHILD OF RAGE PART 1

[@annamarcaletti1025]

MY MOM ABUSED ME FROM A BABY TO NINETEEN I FINISHED SCHOOL HAD GOOD TEACHERS THAT ENCOURAGED ME I LEFT VIRGINIA SND CAME TO TEXAS WENT TO NURSING SCHOOL AND BECAME A NURSE WHEN YOU HELP OTHERS IT HELPS YOU TO OVERCOME 🙏🙏💓

[@Sauroneye678]

Wish u the best in future endeavors

[@jen25t]

Fact abuse Destroys lives poor girl for what she went through, and yet there are so many more children like Beth out there :(

[@angelam6823]

I hate it.

[@meluncul91]

oh yesssss, bless you for putting up this movie, never thought I would find it in a million years and had to do a google search to find out the name.

[@BADASSfreshmeat]

The little girl, Beth, actually grew up to be a nurse. She's a very loving person now, she isn't a psychopath.

[@moonof1994ad]

yah me too and its a miracle she recovered. seeing the documentary i thought she would grow up to be the most cruel, merciless killer, maybe lady version of jack the ripper... but she is a nurse and author.. wonderful how love works... it has tamed the wildest animal "human" into a social being

[@elisaferrari5854]

Now she's a nurse

[@jesslynne83]

Finally someone has posted this movie & it creeps me out to see what this little girl went through as a baby.

[@justinemariepena5784]

From the age of 5-18 I was molested by my step father who had taken me in as his own. I thought it’d be over when my mom divorced him due to his abusive alcoholism when I was 13 but instead I stayed with him in that house of horror and suffered every single day for hours on end until mom took me and my brother back with her. They had joint custody so we stayed with him every other weekend causing me to suffer even more. At age 14, I was almost a school shooter, arrested for my shameful thoughts at the time. I am now 21, a United States Marine, and barely spoke out about my story 6 months ago. Now finally trying to start a new life and take everything back that I deserve.

[@Getalong-my1cs]

Cat is not the real villain in this, her birth dad is.

[@ashleydooley2894]

I feel so sorry for this lil girl, her brother, and also their adoptive parents. Ill never be able to understand why or how someone could abuse babies and kids! It makes me so sick and people like that shouldnt be allowed to have kids AT ALL! She is very lucky that she was adopted by that couple cuz they got her the help that she so desperately needed and they didnt give up on her or give her back to DHS like so many couples do when they adopt an abused child like her. My heart goes out to them!

[@82Ispy]

These people only deserve castration and death panelty!!!!++

[@malikeandstevie2823]

Actually if you see the documentary this film was based on you would know why everything happened the way it did. Kat and the family was based on Beth Thomas and her foster family. She did get help even though she did have to go through intensive therapy she got better. She has some attachment disorder or something because her dad molested her when she was 1. Thats why shes like that. Trauma. At the end of the real documentary she finally felt remorse for her actions. I suggest you watch the documentary before or after watching this cause it explains a lot its really short about maybe 27 minutes. Its really good and on youtube.

[@katiejohnston988]

As disturbing and difficult as this movie is to watch, it’s also very educational. It shows viewers what can happen to a child who is severely abused or neglected at a young age. Many times they grow up to be children with attachment or bonding challenges which can completely affect their quality of life. It sort of helps to create more awareness about the psychological scars child abuse leaves behind with victims.

[@Lukecage83]

I remember watching this shit when I was a kid - crazy

[@tracicoleman134]

ME TOO ONE OF MY FAVS HAD TO WATCH IT IN 2014!

[@UriyahMommy]

I learned about this in my college psychology class.

[@LockupGaming]

yeah it was my ap psych homework

[@user-kk2pc7ik7t]

I think I have an idea who this story is based upon. That little girl was angry because of abuse, but she turned out to be a different person as an adult. I believe shes a nurse today. So with the right kind of help and support, Im positive that people can make it trough.

[@LockupGaming]

M yeah i believe the nurse part is right

[@AmandaHW1984]

Gosh knowing what those kids went through, tears me up inside!

[@mikeathiest]

This is a hard to find movie thanks for the upload!

[@thomasallen4340]

true miracle story. what don't kill ya makes you stronger. The girl is a nurse now

[@heatherquinn8684]

Still question her empathy

[@NyanSukaato]

@@timewarpedfringe shes a therapist nurse who helps kids who went through the same as her

[@GirlsNDragons]

It's a good thing the girl this is based on, has been recovering, and living a pretty normal life on a ranch.

[@AmandaRules4ever]

aww she's so cute! I loved her in that movie!! great acting!

[@DaphneVerzosa]

*Catherine is Beth Thomas in real life. Beth Thomas' story was made in to a movie, this movie.

[@sharronlove222]

The way the girl is potrayed in this movie . Well, really the whole family is way off. The little girl in the movie corrected herself alot and changed what she said so she could seem innocent . Beth never corrected herself . She didn't know right from wrong . She had to be taught it .

[@Avarcirith]

This is a case of the classic nature v. nurture argument. I think most can agree that the crimes committed against the girl are primarily to blame for how she turned out, but one can also not ignore the countless children who undergo such horrors yet do not turn out this way. It could be that there was some sort of evil tendency already in the girl, which would likely have been kept dormant had it not been for the way she was poorly treated. Either way it'll always be debatable.

[@angelam6823]

I pray she's okay fully mentally. I hate what happened to her when she was a baby.

[@sheribilik9048]

The girl needs to be in the hospital to get away from his brother.

[@marysutton434]

I think you mean her brother.

[@djinnakhmar]

Thank you for uploading. I enjoyed the movie. The problem was that the parents were cast in a sugar disney plastic mold to make the child look as evil as possible. If they had had a few faults like the rest of us, they would have been more credible - but that was probably never intended by the director. I wonder if the psychologist's method is real?

[@jackjack1291435]

You could tell the little boy is terrified of his sister

[@AmandaRules4ever]

yah sadly there are...being an abuse survivor myself, the pain never leaves me & the thoughts/rage is often still there, though I hide it abit better now....it hurts like hell...I want to help abused kids one day'n only abused, neglected, forgotten kids, they are the ONLY kids I will help & that I relate well to

[@crybabymartinez8674]

"NO, thank you" 😂

[@marysutton434]

Lol.

[@cowardsndntapply]

"I have better things to do than talk to you." You just did.

[@VampireOutlaw]

I know. I saw the documentary before this & it states that she was 19 months (as in 1,5 yrs old) & Jon was 7 months old, when their adoptive parents were told they're available & the mother said they arrived quickly. But my point was that the adoptive father told they'd had the kids with them for about couple of months before they even began to learn about their backgrounds and their past. Like in this film, they had to use several sources to learn the background. That's insane adoption policy,

[@Acme633]

Why didn't the couple go to pick up their adopted kids and instead had them delivered like goods to their house?

[@JPerez9011]

Entitlement. Plain and simple.

[@craigthemighty853]

This is a bit irrelevant, but the girl playing Kat (Beth) is really, really good at acting.

[@courtneybeckett2689]

She’s the little girl in drop dead Fred. My fav film wen I was a little girl

[@thegreattrumpsupporter5470]

I saw this when I was a sophomore in High School. No our teacher didn't show it in class. I saw it on TV. I remember seeing the TV trailer for it and I decided to watch it. When I went to college few years later in my Psychology class talked about it. I wonder how the REAL LIFE Beth is doing. She would be in her 30's and have a family of her own by now. I personally don't believe in the holding and provoking with insults and name calling treatment. There's a psychiatric medical research done one this bulling method and it's have proven to traumatize and torment the child. Especially children that mentally disabled with autism or other type of mentally disturbed children which this practice is stilled used in private special need schools. There's other ways in handling a child without pinning them down and provoking them! This method causes PTS to children with that mentally disturbed to the point they never recover from it! This is child abuse or disabled abuse when used on a disabled child or adult at its worse. This type of method when dealing with children with issues or mentally disturb children need be ban and if caught using it on a child or disabled child/adult; they should be charged with FELONY CHILD/DISABLED ABUSE!

[@teeganohara5698]

This is so sad. Poor babies. I watched the documentary. I am glad to see that she overcame this issue as much as possible and is a seemingly healthy adult with a family of her own. I was trying to find information on her brother and found something stating that he was in prison. I hope that this is not true about the brother. The captions are funny how they translate sometimes. @9:23 when the little girl is praying, instead of "we thank him for this food." the caption reads "God is great and God is good and we funking for this food." 😂😂

[@dearbhladd]

Drop dead Fred!!! I knew it from the first second I saw the wee girl!

[@emmagemma895]

Glad im not the only one that realized that.

[@adamharris7775]

Child of Rage is from Paramount Pictures and Republic Pictures.

[@courtenayargyle5176]

Don't be so ignorant. No child is born a killer, her parents abused her and caused her psychological damage which affected the way she acted. The documentary this is based on was made to explain this to people like yourself.

[@RATEDRKO402]

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND THIS MOVIE ON DVD OR LIKE ON NETFLIX OR SOMETHING PLEASE

[@MissLaura161]

Thank You for this awful true story.It really helped me understand my daughter as she is a product of residential schools.She was raped from a grandfather that was in the Indian Residential Schools.I am in a scotter over it.

[@daniellerendeniz]

How is your daughter?

[@countrybelle84]

Thank You, Lord for loving these children and mending their lives, for saving them and helping them to heal. Thank You for giving them just the right family

[@juliam216]

This whole film is based on a girl named Beth Tomas or Thomas (who was sexualy abused when she was a baby by her birth father) and her brother Jon or John in the movie they called Beth, Catherine and they called John, Eric. They may not have the same names but they are based on the same people. I hope that helped! If you want more information go to the documentary. It is listed to the right or if you dont see it type in the search box "child of rage documentary" and it will come up!

[@kylagirl12]

that little girl creeps me out

[@captxena31]

I wonder what she was saying to her little brother in back seat this movie very sad and touching,

[@joannf54]

xena jones wow what a story 'The boy didn’t seem to be bad

[@cremeblush]

Thanks so much for this!!!!

[@13katiekat]

Beth, who this yong girl was based off of, was taken to a corretional faciltity for other severly abused children and she came back a completely different child. She even cried about hurting her younger brother when asked about what she used to do and to who. Granted if she was not taken in by such lovig adoptive parents she more than likely would have become a killer

[@theeccentriclime8834]

i see Lt.Barkly got over his anxiety around women and was able to settle down.

[@SummahRocks]

This is such a sad story. I can't believe that Catherin wants to kill her adoptive family

[@d13mhan6]

yes it is. the beginning of the movie says "based off a true story"

[@spike16965]

The true story behind this of Beth Thomas is so sad. What her dad did to her and her siblings is heartbreaking

[@kaityjayxo]

Doesn't matter, people have been molested and not killed anybody. This child is not normal and needs medical help. She's sick.

[@Getalong-my1cs]

List of Bad-Ass kids. Cat here. Mandy from Billy and Mandy. Dakota Fanning in Uptown Girls Piper from Henry Danger

[@markantinozzi8657]

My favorite scene is when she's sitting on Grandpa's lap and she goes and I'll be your your honey

[@VampireOutlaw]

I wonder about the case this is based on (very losely and tamed down apparently), that the adoptive parents didn't know the childrens' past. How is it even possible to adopt a child without knowing their history or some version of it? (I've heard of a case in which the adoptive mother was lied to. But at least she was told something.) But in Beth and her brother's case, the adoptive father said they looked into the kids' backgrounds AFTER Beth started to show violent and disturbed outbursts.

[@AngelaCrazy100]

Beth actually healed and became a very loving person..

[@SiriusConcern]

Ya, you'd think people would look into the background of children before even considering adopting them. But also, the agency is also in fault for not telling them straight away. I'm sure they probably thought that they may not get adopted with their background, or maybe they were too young to be impressed. But nonetheless, they're at fault and the parents should have looked into it in the first place.

[@SolidSnake9630]

I think I watched this before. I wonder how much the movie directors researched the actual events when deciding to make this movie. I also hope that they remake this movie while being more accurate about the facts.

[@PuffythePig]

But she was 1. She didn't love anyone, not even herself. She didn't even know what love was, but she knew pain and fear. And what other ways were you hurt? it'll never go away. Exactly, she just didn't know how to cope the right way, so she found happiness in hurting others. Did you know she was touched by her dad too? PTSD (What does that mean xD) Yes, she needs help, and more than a lot because of her behavior, but she's still an innocent child in more fear than she can handle.

[@micaela7159]

Well said

[@breebaylee9255]

I feel bad she had this movies like thing created after her story shes changed and way to put out a whole reminder of her actions that she could not control do to her birth father

[@iloveyou75204]

@MiaMccB That's good, how did you find all this info.?

[@jump5nrg]

BERKLEY IS IN THIS!!! I love Berkley!!! For all of you who don't know, in here, he's the dad, in Star Trek his name is Berkley and he's AWESOME!!!

[@jb55101]

THANK YOU they blame a child for what a grown ass man did. makes a lot of sense

[@robzombieMF]

actually john was a baby, they werent the same age at all

[@candacen10]

The amount of times I watched this when I was younger...omg

[@neissamunoz]

how dare u say that?!...she was molested by her father but before he molested her her mom died so he molested her thats why she feels soo unloved she hurts people SHE DOESNT DISERVE TO DIE U BETTER WATCH WAT U SAY OR U CAN END UP GOING TO HELL.

[@JPerez9011]

Lol. Prove hell exists.

[@ayhooitslizz]

the documentary was astonishing of how affection and emotion has everything of foundation in a persons life childhood that is bad is traumatizing.

[@Bittersweetaqaurius]

Little kids are great actors!

[@jeffrman777]

@DustyGonzaga The thing is, do you want to dwell in this forever, or you want to overcome this? Remember, it's not your fault, you don't have to victimize yourself all the time, let's overcome it and live a life, seek any help if you feel necessary, first step is to be willing to turn your life around. Most sincerely, all the best.

[@JPerez9011]

She whispered to Eric: "What are you trying to do?" Then, she loudly stated: "Remember!" before getting caught.

[@rachelcommie4006]

Urg. In real life she spoke very monotone and cold, not like a bad child actor.

[@themathguy]

There is an evil tendency in everyone. It is not equally strong in everyone, but I'm of the philosophy that there are no novel human traits--we all possess a certain amount of aggression, sadism, and fear along with courage, affection and empathy. Whether a person ended up that way because of nature or nurture is less relevant than what to do about it in the here and now.

[@micaela7159]

No there isn’t. Maybe thats just you.

[@exileonfanninst]

The preacher is Murdock from the a team

[@captxena31]

sure is good eye.

[@ScottNapolitan]

Dwight Schultz.

[@gwenlizabeth1971]

Thankyou for posting:)

[@enydnightshade]

to be a nurse is not an easy thing to do., i want to know more about beth after this., where can do you all get the infos? thanks very much!!!!

[@ingehumphries8039]

Woman..can I have a hug and kiss goodnight ? Girl ..just lays there . Woman ..thank you 😆

[@brittanytoth3559]

I love lmn movies too! I've been watching them for four yrs.(since I got cable and discovered the channel).

[@mothsinthecanyon]

4:10 I absolutely died

[@katarinakarimi9460]

+Charles Michie "Pins and needles." XD

[@anjv8640]

Just watched the doc, Very interesting!

[@kelly101433]

movies always make a person look worse then they really are

[@montecarlo4294]

Was this anything like The Sopranos?

[@JPerez9011]

Cat was trying to impress Tony Soprano.

[@TiddyTraci]

Is this wrong? In the documentary they were adopted at 7 months and 19 months... but here they clearly are a lot older

[@squigglyline6488]

the woman with the bun looks like an old Audrey Hepburn

[@lost619]

Not sure why everyone's commenting about the dog, the dog was just the beginning, it got far more serious, maybe watch it all? I think the people saying its just a dog, I think there's a principle involved, a young child should not understand that kind of violence whether it's human or animal

[@MiaMccB]

She went into therapy, an intensive program that lasted about a year, she even lived there. Currently she is a pediatric nurse. @iloveyou75204

[@squigglyline6488]

what an amazing pastor!

[@jonwiley2592]

Eric is scared shitless. That's the kind who grows up to be a serial killer.

[@ScottNapolitan]

And he's victimized by the state, for not keeping them separated until such times she's had the proper therapy to change.

[@JPerez9011]

Agreed.

[@olga1231]

yeah, there are a lot of things that were made up and her behavior was worsened I guess it was to make it more movie like, idk

[@lindalawrence649]

It is not meant to amuse, but to educate. Not enough people under stand these kids and it makes it very hard for parents (like me) to be able to meet their needs

[@Miaiscool84838]

omg your right, that was my favorite movie lol...just noticed that , crazy ! good actress

[@Aminah6623]

Isn't that Murdoc from the A-Team? (LOL)

[@ScottNapolitan]

Yes.

[@dontrainonmyparade91]

because it was severe from a young age. and at the ages she was abused at babies learn to get attached and many other emotional and mental things she wasn't able to learn

[@KGarza2323]

The kids are such great actors! O.O

[@rainbowfire123]

is this about mary flora bell?? cuz this movie should be interesting

[@snowvv11]

At the moment she is grown up, ahppy, healthy, and living aa normal life. She got help before it was too late

[@skyerider13zac]

this is creepy i have the same name and am diagnosed with an attachment disorder it doesnt really affect me much now ive grown up :) so it can go away (also adopted)

[@ShawtyWaveeeex3]

@kaityjayxo she's older now, and improved on her therapy. No one deserves to die, she had a lot of anger built in and later on got help.

[@SuperUte12]

The little girl was drop dead Fred she was really funny!!

[@ShortySOM]

I remember this movie. VERY disturbing.

[@marysutton434]

I remember it too.

[@mariaramos9735]

Yea. This is true story every part of the world.

[@markantinozzi8657]

The weather looked at each other the children from hell

[@heatherquinn8684]

RAD, never fully cured

[@tylove110]

I watched the documentary on it, and now that I'm seeing a movie of fake characters designed around a real family with a real problem it makes me feel creepy. I'm glad I could get a look into it, because it's a real problem, but I'm not going to watch the rest of a fictional tale meant to... amuse(?) me with the idea.

[@micaela7159]

Same