Every parent thinks the sun shines out of their child’s rear end, but as someone without kids I feel comfortable saying that some young’uns are just evil.

Of course there’s ‘sprinkling salt on slugs’ evil and then there’s ‘you’re the actual Antichist’ evil, and it’s the latter that Adam Scott and Evangeline Lilly have to deal with in Little Evil.

Via Screen Rant:

…the film asks the very common question: What’s it like to be the stepdad to the Antichrist? While that may seem like a fairly outlandish setup for a film, it also works as a pretty great metaphor for the stress that comes along with being a step parent…

This is a surprisingly fresh take on an old trope. Little Evil has everybody recognizing [sic] that while children can be holy terrors there may be something special about Lucas worth investigating. Lilly is pitch-perfect as the mother who sees nothing wrong with her child (as mothers do) and Scott’s cohorts deliver some hilarious lines about more of those horror tropes that the movie seems content to lampoon.

We digged Adam Scott in Big Little Lies, so let’s check this one out:

Just remember that your child is unique, just like everyone else’s.

[source:screenrant]