The Babysitter: Killer Queen

McG directs like he's had six espressos, with freeze-frames, video game graphics and pop-culture riffs flying past, and when it clicks it's a blast. Lewis and Ortega have a sweet, awkward chemistry that grounds the chaos, and the over-the-top kills are cartoonishly bloody fun. It's also exhausting, more frantic than funny in stretches, and it lacks the tight single-night hook of the first film. Watch it with friends who loved the original.