The Bad Seed Leroy vs Rhoda

[@jeffw.1854]

You cant help but like Leroy's meanness! He's also very clever at delivering it to Rhoda. The actor did a great job of portraying Leroy.

[@angelacarleton9575]

He was wonderful! Love this actor's performance.

[@araymond1able]

Leroy had plans cooked up but has no idea how evil Rhoda really is.

[@dannyt3522]

He reminded me of a pedophile

[@davemattia]

The actor, Henry Jones, was always at the top of his game, but he was never clever. He was written as a very low IQ guy - described in the play as an imbecile - which is a word that used to be used in psychology for someone whose IQ was in the 60s. His only edge on Rhoda comes purely by accident.

[@DeniseNoeCowDanceLady]

@@davemattia Jones was also the voice of the radio newscaster who relates the news of the death of the child at the picnic.

[@lesliecollins7678]

Rhoda probably enjoys Leroy friendship because, she can show her true self to him. What a fabulous scene.

[@murph8837]

Leslie Collins. Also, she tolerates his harassments because he gives her information. Notice that she defends him when Christine caught them conversing. He was inadvertently helping her be a better criminal. She took his information and wanted to know how much was actually true. Because of his claims she tries to burn her shoes but is caught in doing so.

[@LadyVader33]

The SOLE thing that sets these psychopaths apart is that Leroy hasn't killed anyone

[@91JDub]

YES I was thinking likewise!

[@LATINHANDS65]

FINALLY, a good partner scene to use in class!

[@curlytoes22]

She protects him, too - someone else said she defends him when her mom scolds them. She also doesn't rat him out for sleeping on the job. Maybe she recognizes him as a fellow psycho.

[@mysticalmargaret6105]

Both actors deserved Oscar nominations for their performances!! Every scene between "Rhoda' and 'Leroy' is a gem!!

[@marcfedak]

Hi Margaret, yes, I agree. I'm hoping to find on KZbin the scene where Leroy tells Rhoda there's a blue electric chair for bad little boys and a pink electric chair for bad little girls....

[@angelacarleton9575]

My son watched this movie with me and he truly enjoyed it when he was about 10 at that time. Never seen anything so funny in their conversations.

[@BetriceMWold]

This is one of my favorite kid movies loved it and the movie was so gd to me never left my mind ironically there is truly some kids like that.

[@whatscookincowboy4086]

I'm auditioning for rhoda in my theater class

[@notnek202]

The little girl was nominated.

[@windstorm1000]

Leroy is the only adult with enough sense to see Rhoda's true stripes.....its rather unbelievable but entertaining movie.

[@LadyVader33]

windstorm1000 it's creepy how cool she stays the moment he states she hit Claude with intent to kill him

[@deesee3622]

LOVE HIM ! LOL

[@davemattia]

Leroy is a simpleton who functions at a level somewhere beneath Rhoda's mental age. By teasing her and play-acting at being a detective, he accidentally stumbles upon the truth. He's not a sly or cagey person by any stretch of the word. When he finds out the truth, he is as frightened as any little child would be because he is himself a child. Monica Breedlove even alludes to this when she dismissively describes Leroy as a spiteful and neurotic child who has somehow managed to raise a family.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@davemattia For simpleton I thought he seemed pretty bright

[@davemattia]

@@m.e.d.7997 No -- he was accidentally smart like a kid who stumbles on a crime - Sometimes dumb people are like stopped clocks - they are right twice a day.

[@msnatural1000]

This little girl PLAYED THE HELL out of this part! And Leroy was a perfect match to go up against her.

[@aishamarquez211]

Then she burned him alive

[@BarryMoreno-zx4dc]

Not quite perfect. She outwitted him by means of that flammable excelsior packing material - and a match.

[@PsyVen]

One of the best movies ever about a psychopath. WAY ahead of its time in portraying a convincingly deceptive and soulless child-murderer.

[@melaniewood3506]

"You can wash and you can wash, And there's always some left.". And perfectly said with a menacing tone. Rest in peace "Henry Jones".

[@jules6735]

With how dark lights work nowadays this is true, the movie was ahead of its time

[@kimmyfreak200]

homie predicted luminol..even down to it glowing blue after it being covered over the blood...thats eerie

[@forwhatitsworthwithHolli]

Yes and you too

[@melaniewood3506]

@@forwhatitsworthwithHolli Explain your comment.

[@faeryquene]

One of the best scenes EVER! Thanks for posting! The duel between Rhoda and Leroy is just brilliant! One of my fave 'duos' on screen!

[@elissaschornstein9399]

One of the best movies dealing with this subject matter The acting is first rate. Patty MaCormack is fantastic as Rhoda. Her voice is so deep and mature for an eight year old. A terrific performance.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Born: August 21st, 1945 in Brooklyn, New York United States

[@TXRider]

Patty McCormack is so good and convincing in her role that it is truly creepy.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Rhoda Penmark seemed pretty much like a sweet, cute little girl

[@dans9463]

That's why ... the comedy scene at the of her being spanked was needed. . to show she really didn't die. That this real person is sweet and was only acting.

[@ravesterj5147]

The actress that played Claude Dagle's mom had me crying like a baby. Rhoda's mom had me feeling tortured at the idea of being in her position. Leroy had me laughing at times but I could tell he was definitely a creepazoid. This is one of the best movies to ever hit the screen. Period.

[@deidremontrose4379]

Ravestee J clauses mother is a great actress in this movie

[@sweetazzpiew8490]

Ravestee J Yup one of the best..

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

I know its sad , what Mrs. Daigle went through, but at times in the movie I kinda see her as a comedy relief. I read in the novel, twice, that's not the case. Christine went to the Daigle's house once to see her, trying to comfort her, and Hortense just cried and cried. Never went to the Penmark house.

[@christopherdonaldson7484]

Eileen Heckart was amazing

[@KeKe4Christ]

I wouldn’t say Leroy was a creep, he was aware of what others didn’t care to pay attention to, such as, Monica’s delusions of thinking she’s a psychoanalyst, Christine’s loneliness with her husband always away, and last but certainly not least, Rhoda’s ability to trick others into giving her what she wants, her true self.

[@bmagg2564]

It's hard to forget this child, memorable character, even after many, many years.

[@marryjane1684]

right I remember watching this at 6

[@youtuber5669]

She is only person from this movie who is still alive today

[@murph8837]

@@youtuber5669 I was surprised to see her in The Sopranos as Adrianas drunk mother.

[@IrieFiery]

"They got what they call stick blood hounds to help em look'' LOL

[@01keenan10]

Dana B lmao

[@JHoliday330]

'Deadly Friend' (1986) ... 'death by basketball' scene.

[@rcknhrse]

Henry Jones amassed a considerable stage resume. He was active on Broadway as early as 1931, working there rather infrequently until late 1938 when his appearance there began to increase. He continued to appear on Broadway in numerous hit productions ("My Sister Eileen," "The Solid Gold Cadillac," "The Bad Seed," "Sunrise at Campobello," and "Advise and Consent") until 1961 when he moved into film and TV work exclusively.

[@lacy.knickers146]

rcknhrse he is a fabulous actor!

[@toyaadams8167]

Henry Jones is the Quintessential Character Actor...Brilliant Performance....

[@MimiCoco-gt7zo]

Impeccable performance

[@annemcguire9721]

Leroy's best line is his response to Rhoda's "They don't put children in the electric chair," of "Oh they don't ? They got a blue chair for little boys and a pink chair for little gals."

[@christinegruenberg3120]

That's my favorite line in the movie too.

[@ronaldshank7589]

The "stick bloodhounds" comments from Ol' Leroy stopped Rhoda cold in her tracks! She went through a totally sudden change, from arrogance to panic! It was like watching Drama Gold! Even when she starts speaking again, her breathing is a bit ragged, like she's struggling to speak. I love it! She's BUSTED!

[@aishamarquez211]

Sure

[@mariaddubkg531]

I tell you what. Leroy saw right through that little she-devil Rhoda!😂. They both were brilliant in this classic picture. Have watched it multiple times

[@rem2267]

One of the very best set pieces in film history. So great to see these 2 legends holding court together!

[@giggles2302]

I thought LeRoy's performance was brilliant. :)

[@VictoriaBitter1976]

Who was the actor back in the day and I hope he won an Oscar for this movie?

[@mauricenickelson9472]

Yeah he's my favorite... but of course Rhoda was exceptional too.

[@MimiCoco-gt7zo]

Impeccable

[@sharcam2010]

Such a compelling scene...this and the infamous "gimme my shoes" scene

[@katrinaellis2378]

Yes..my hacker and the employer had the nerve to be lazy and disrespectful..and try to kill me. You cannot hide the missing people..just like the shoes.

[@SydniRox97]

"Lookin' like she wouldn't melt butter, she's that coool" xD

[@davidsnowden2160]

Unadulterated evil: veiled in ruffled dresses, braids and bows, anklettes, and decorum...

[@rustincohle2135]

Still bothers me that Henry Jones (Leroy) wasn't nominated for an Oscar for this film. His scenes with Rhoda are 🔥🔥🔥

[@MarquittaGrantJackson]

More at IMDbPro » The Bad Seed (1956) An ideal housewife begins to suspect her loving adolescent daughter may be a heartless killer. The best acting I have ever seen. Thanks for posting this classic MOVIE!

[@contrettofab]

Leroy didn't know who he was fucking with lol

[@rozwynn2349]

contrettofab 😂😂😂

[@katrinaellis2378]

Yeah..I did not know who I lived next door to and employed by another monster.

[@wallacegentry4085]

Are you also into murder??

[@contrettofab]

do i have yo be to watch a play ???!!!! @@wallacegentry4085

[@contrettofab]

...to...

[@joycetee7485]

Leroy was no match for Rhoda! She had it in for him since day one when he sprayed her shoes with water and she said "You did that on purpose". Rhoda was no joke!

[@murph8837]

Well, it was rather obvious he did it on purpose and I am sure that wasn't the first time they quarreled. She didn't like him but she only saw him as a minor annoyance.

[@rebeccagozion1983]

NOBODY is a match for A MALIGNANT NARCISSIST

[@moniquejohnson8427]

"Looking cute, and innocent. Looking like she wouldn't melt butter. She's that cool."

[@cathy2106]

classic film, great acting.

[@mariusa.5863]

Leroy is my favorite character. His sound imitation of the electric chair for mean little girls is so hilarious. I'm usually against the death penalty but watching Rhoda ... "Zzzzz ... Zzzzz ... Zzzz" for sure! XD

[@ronaldshank7589]

No need for the Electric Chair in this movie. A nice lightning strike took care of that-Once and for all!!!!!

[@aishamarquez211]

He was talking out of his tight bum

[@NewMillionaire]

You better give them BACk to me LeeeROY!!!

[@x.0.x.]

lmaoo i heard that perfectly in my head

[@rubylioness727]

I was a kid the first time I saw this movie and I was so captivated by her performance. I didn't now who was the bad guy. Hard to believe she was so evil. I knew a girl like her. Scary!

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

My mother is this way!

[@katrinaellis2378]

If I knew one of my family members were killing people..I would nor could cover for them.

[@m.e.d.7997]

IMHO I think most mothers; if not all, actually would cover for their child

[@sarahkelly5265]

I miss my grandmother, we watched the best movies together 💜

[@francisdeleo9781]

Sorry to hear of your loss but you still have great memories to recall when things might be getting you down

[@robertgreen7041]

Love Rhoda screaming in that movie. She was somthin. Talking to adults like that. Just perfect.

[@moeheisenberg7410]

Leroy and Rhonda deserve Oscars I'm 72 years old and I can't stop watching this show I'm showing it to my great-grandchildren

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Rhoda

[@alexandercarder2281]

This film so freaked me out when I was a kid and left a real deep impression on me. Scared me for life.

[@mwbright]

Those two were hysterical together. Perfect chemistry. If only people could see it back then. They'd have been as big as Abbot and Costello, for perverts.

[@MimiCoco-gt7zo]

Oh my goodness this is too much. Hilarious

[@updog88]

It's such a disturbing scene I love it - his kick at the end!

[@PineMartinAmerican]

Alex Kalognomos Was there a particular reason Leroy was scared of the police? ....other than his general creepiness.

[@dennispearson9287]

Leroy is The Mannn !!!.....His Powers of Deduction Are right up there with Columbo and Sherlock Holmes !!!....I Just Loved The Way He Made This Little Demon Child Squirm When He Went On His Little " Stick Blood Hound " Rant !!!!!.......

[@captbill279]

You are confused. You believe Hollywood is going to tell you the truth about what you are seeing? No, they turn it upside down. Rhoda is "Michael the Archangel" and Leroi is Satan."Leroi" means "The King" as in the king snake Satan. They are causing you to side with Satan against his "arch-rival" Michael. You DO see that is a little boy don't you?That is, therefore, not a little girl in a dress"... it is more of a "Kilt"... This is a movie about the "War in Heaven" Rev.12 [7] And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels,

[@captbill279]

"Gimme back my shoes..." Gen.3 [15] And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.

[@tonilovespets25]

LeRoy asked for it. He should've left Rhoda alone 😂😂😂

[@captbill279]

Yeah, no kidding. Rhoda Penmark is Michael the Archangel and "Leroi" is Satan. Don't you see that Rhoda is A BOY!!! ...and one thing to keep in mind: this is "Hollywood" dabbling with the Holy Scriptures so there are things that need to be edited out. Michael, according to Scripture, doesn't burn Satan in the lake of fire until the very end. He is here TO CHAIN HIM in the pit for 1000 years. What do you think Rhoda's pretty chain is for? 67.media.tumblr.com/b2b632193f110ea39d98a4a3f1f516fa/tumblr_nj98uwzPDD1qd9a66o2_1280.jpg

[@catpeach326]

Bill Buzzell like what?

[@ARedMagicMarker]

I'm starting to see a trend of nonsensical twits saying nonsensical things that don't connect to anything on youtube. XD

[@sweetazzpiew8490]

Toni Jones lmao!!

[@disneyzootopiafan7777]

Why is he not allowed to talk to Rhoda?

[@thomasvalis1660]

Love the back ground music, very eerie.

[@Girl1Music]

Outstanding cast!!

[@123demaio]

fantastic acting . The finest acting from a female actress ever. such powerful development for a young girl ever . Bravo.

[@goatherds]

It’s a brilliant slow burn that Rhoda provided the kindling for his bedding, then came back to light the match!

[@MarySmith-lv3mo]

In one of these videos, a Poster was like,"What IDIOT goes and takes a nap near or on Excelsior after they JUST pissed off a Psychopath?" They got like 100 likes...

[@virgilrobertsjr7870]

LEROY PLAYING FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥😭

[@HunnyNetWork]

I miss movies like these. Nothing like the good ole classic black-and-white movies to watch on a Saturday night.

[@jacquiethebibliophil]

I'm not just saying this because I am a librarian--the movie is good but the book is SO much better, especially the "friendship" between Rhoda and LeRoy. She was the master and he the humble student of crime. She encouraged him to "go for it" not knowing the real crime he wants to commit is raping her mother. Of course he dies before he can. The scene when he figures how she did is incredible. The way the author describes the switch in her demeanor is worthy of The Godfather..."it's business, nothing personal" might as well have been said.

[@rcknhrse]

Well this is always true,so many times movies don't do the written word justice but hopefully your comments will spur someone to seek out the book.I guess for me the most recent disappointment was SEABISCUIT ,but how can you put Hildebrands attention to detail on screen.Hmm Shows I have given up on films lately

[@catpeach326]

jacquie I'm going to have to read the book now.

[@boomerang905]

jacquie l believe you. Im going to the Library

[@murph8837]

He did not want to rape her nor was he planning to do anything in that nature. He was merely attracted to her and in his head thought he could give her an experience that she would come after him for more.

[@LadyVader33]

I read the book and didn't ascertain that. Great read

[@curtc2194]

The perfect little psycho...the looks...the voice... cinema gold!

[@DD-hy1nl]

This is my favorite part in this movie..This movie is great, they made two remakes of this movie one in 1985 with Blair Brown as the bad seed little girl...And a new one on Lifetime movie 2018 with Mckenna Grace as the little demon girl...But nothing compares to the original Bad Seed movie with Patty McCormack playing Rhoda the demon bed seed girl..I love this movie, even tho it is about a wicket little girl..I also think the cast was excellent in the original 1956 movie..Henry Jones played Leroy perfect! Nancy Kelly did a fantastic job playing the mother of her demon child..And Eileen Heckart played the mother of the little boy, her son that Rhoda killed for his medal he won at school..You could almost feel the pain those two mother were going through..Great acting on their part! And of course Patty McCormack playing Rhoda the bad seed demon young girl...She was great playing that part, she made you hate her and scared of her all at the sametime, that's great acting!...And Evelyn Varden the neighbor who saw nothing wrong with young Rhoda, prised her like she was an Angel above..I wanted to smack her at times, she was being fooled by a demon young girl! The original 1956 "Bad Seed" movie gets 5 ***** in my book and always will!

[@lzcollins567]

The best scenes are when these two interact

[@wellergurl]

OOOOMMMMGGG. LEROY IS THE BEST (besides Mrs. Dinkler). Absolutely FABULOUS dialog (and the actors to deliver it). This was re-running on TV last night... COULD NOT STOP WATCHING OR STOP CRACKING UP. Soooooo bitchy and camp. ❤️❤️❤️

[@rcknhrse]

wow rerun on tv ,great ,1 reason i put thesae on is as a tease for some who have never seen them before

[@faeryquene]

@windstorm1000 They weren't 'overacting' . All the film's major characters had performed "The Bad Seed" on the stage-they simply acted in the same way for the film version. And I disagree with your assessment-all the performers especially Patty McCormack' and Henry Jones were wonderful. Eileen Ekchart played the scenes of the drunken, grieving mother brilliantly.

[@azothjohnes5980]

Leroy: "Yeah, they have Electric Chair for little girls too... They got a little BLUE Chair for bad little boys, and they got a little PINK Chair for bad little girls!!""

[@kimmyfreak200]

kinda creepy how he predicted luminol..even down to it glowing blue...u can wash u can wash but there's always some left behind.

[@goldenlady97]

this movie is a classic!

[@christopherdonaldson7484]

Both Patty McCormack ("Rhoda Penmark") and Henry Jones ("Leroy Jessup") battled wits in both scenes, especially the shoes

[@olgaespinosa814]

I watched this movie in my class i actually like it. Rhoda kills leroy by burning him. That evil brat. At the end she dies with lighting trying to get the medal. Lol

[@aishaa8674]

It's so funny, right? One of the best endings in any movie ever.! Like a titty twister

[@bobbyfrancis8957]

I read in a Billy Wilder biography, he heard about "The Bad Seed" and he said "What a great idea" and he wanted to direct it! But at first, the Warner Bros. studio didn't want a movie about a little girl killer. So, around 1955-56 he directed "The Spirit of St. Louis" instead - it was kinda new when we saw it in a theater, I was too small to remember it ...

[@bkkorner]

Karma.

[@frankie1507]

I’m so happy my mom convinced me to watch this insane ass movie

[@nunyabeeswax3112]

I remember character actor Henry Jones from an episode of the "Lost In Space" TV series titled, " Curse of Cousin Smith". He played Dr. Smith's cousin Jeremiah Smith where both are trying to kill each other.in order to cl;aim an inheritance. Beautiful blue eyed blonde Patty McCormick was perfect for the role of Rhoda, in the previous play version then later in this movie version. Who would think such an innocent, sweet beautiful little girl like Rhoda was secretly a serial killer. But Leroy got her figured out and foolishly taunted her with his theories. Leroy was smart, but lacked common sense in how to react to one such as Rhoda. He fatally paid for that mistake. Patty McCormack then starred in the movie (in color) "Kathy O'" which with her pretty blonde hair and pig tails and superb acting was perfect for the role of a pampered young actress that secretly yearned for a loving family life. She also did well in an episode of One Step beyond as a farm girl temporarily given the gift from God to read minds, also in "Dan Marshall's Brat", a commercial for shoes, and some other things back in the late 1950's. Actress Patty Duke (born Anna Marie Duke) who starred in The Patty Duke Show and in the movie "Billie", mentioned that she took the moniker of "Patty" after her movie idol Patty McCormack, who became friends later in life.

[@rcknhrse]

One Step beyond holds up well

[@thegirlinquestion]

i loved all their interactions in the book. had me cracking up.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Patty McCormack was in One Step Beyond, Make Me Not A Witch. She's an angel in that one. Night and day.

[@joannehack7588]

This was the most terrifying movie I had ever seen at the tender age of 10 years old

[@joannehack7588]

And, it remains my favorite

[@andrewjensen8128]

In the book I remember Leroy's wife telling him to stop obsessing over Rhoda. In the book Leroy's death isn't exactly a tragedy.

[@deneengabler6877]

Hi Pat, great interview, you eloquently recounted the experiences of both the stage and movie productions. Expressing how you gained personal relationships along with the professional ones in so many of the cast. warmest wishes, Deneen Gabler

[@debbieharry7370]

I love so much Patty McCormack good actress .

[@juicer67]

A sociopath vs. a psychopath. The sociopath wins.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

I think the psychopath wins. XD

[@warrenjones5896]

Classic scene .A treasure.

[@tahmidmiah7617]

For all you that didn't read the book, read it

[@taryn7347]

Did anyone know that Patty McCormack actually starred in the remake as well, with McKenna Grace I believe she played the psychologist?

[@HunnyNetWork]

Yeah. This one was better though. That version was very telling of the girl being a depressing nut

[@terrydavis1917]

HOORAY FOR HOLLYWOOD, AND BYE WAY OF HAPPENSTANCE, WE WERE POLITELY????? , TRYING TO GET PAID,

[@poetcomic1]

Henry Jones was a favorite of the top TV dramas. He never played a bank president.

[@Joe1887]

Take a shot everytime Rhoda says "excelsior."

[@cbeto765]

I hope Patty M. received an OSCAR for this once in a lifetime performance.. It was OUTSTANDING!! ACTING 🤗

[@denisedillinger1354]

This young actresses range was quite exquisite. I don’t think she got the flowers she deserved. patty McCormicks Rhoda is what Heath ledger was to the joker she played this character seamlessly

[@maureenobrien4807]

The way her mother told him not tio talk to her and if he ever did it again she would report him. wow.

[@bkkorner]

Yea... Jeeze!!

[@williammiller4081]

this moive was ahead of its time

[@Secret4u2hear]

He's talking to her like Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs with similar accent.

[@MimiCoco-gt7zo]

Whew I got your number Miss. Hilarious

[@shantellmoss7733]

The best movie ever she play her role

[@teresat2595]

Evil Rhoda - 😈😈

[@Windsweptzariel]

The acting was so well done in this movie. The only way this could me made well if it was focused on good acting and the story. The problem with movies today is they are too focused on sensationalism, special effects & social agenda.

[@jonathanmichiels175]

A delightful scene and very well acted; it was humorous despite its ominous undertones. Patty McCormack's enunciation in the scene is excellent. Every syllable and consonant is clipped making her performance as Rhoda Penmark very believable. Rhoda comes off as more sympathetic in the scene to me because even though she is a murderer we still hate to see Leroy taunting her. That is the conflict in the story i.e. our feelings of sympathy for Rhoda versus our knowledge of her crimes. It was a conflict that was well set up by the filmmaker.

[@murph8837]

I never felt sympathy for Rhoda or believe we are supposed to feel any sympathy for her at all. We are supposed to be sympathetic to Leroy because he unwittingly stumbles in on her crime and pays for it with his life.

[@faeryquene]

@marcutie And she's really not an adolescent yet-she's just a little girl.

[@avaloneyeworks]

would make GREAT musical...understand a Chicago troupe has done it...but where is it?

[@rosemariemerzlak3856]

Leroy figured Rhoda out already

[@PeanutButterZombie00]

I love this movie. It is so screwed up. I like to quote Leroy's electric chair line randomly sometimes. I'd be a horrible babysitter...

[@KeKe4Christ]

He was supposedly joking but was actually right, I don’t get how he even thought that.

[@aishamarquez211]

He has a creative imagination and should be in Hollywood

[@georgie23]

Rhoda reminds me of my little cousin. Lol

[@rialk]

Aren't you worried?

[@disneyzootopiafan7777]

georgie23 how so?

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

Me too. Except she was red headed!

[@mytvmemories]

My mother claimed when she this movie in 1956 that Leroy ran out of the cellar on fire after they got the door open. I've seen this movie on TV and VHS, yet I never saw that part. I told mom she was probably confusing it with another movie after all these years.

[@bkkorner]

Yes, I've seen that part too. I think later they edited it out.

[@kimmyfreak200]

i'll never see this masterpiece the same way...its based on a real life murder..well..inspired.. the true one was even MORE horrific... just like the title, the girl had bad wiring... she only served 5 years, and even got married and had a child...infuriating..she was 14! she knew what she was doing..

[@dontboogiewithme4238]

It was funny to see her years later in the show call the ropers

[@Bella-bz7fq]

Hes been in alot of stuff. Leroy

[@PhilFeedback]

Back in my day kids didn’t go around killing other people and we liked it that way!

[@rcknhrse]

I am waiting for Candice Delong to do a series on Deadly Children

[@Mariah0000]

I love old black and white movies

[@maureenoneill2847]

Uncle Hemo was invited to see us again by our auction tickets

[@davidholman48]

I wonder if Buck Flowers' role in the remake of Village of the Damned is based on this scene. The alien Children in John Carpenter's film dispatch him as well.

[@craigmurphy1618]

Rhoda never died, she grew up and changed her name to Catherine Trammell. Her character is portrayed in the movie Basic Instinct.

[@youtuber5669]

you're right rhoda never died this dumb ending was just for the movie in the book it never happend

[@165Dash]

I’m surprised this never became a camp classic for high school theatre productions...or a hit Broadway musical.

[@aishamarquez211]

Because it's not cool until somebody else makes it cool....

[@doloresdemar2347]

Good acting!!! 💯💯

[@maureenoneill2847]

Merlin Leroy are you still Grady by uncle hemo

[@TnseWlms]

In the end, did they save the bones for Henry Jones?

[@reejuice2]

I love this movie