Daddy's Perfect Little Girl

WONDERFUL STORY she's a messed up psycho jealous attention seeker who will do anything to harm those who stands in her way, especially if it involves her father. I really love it. I'm glad she was caught.

This is a really bad movie. Plagued with horrible acting, writing and a ridiculous storyline. It's a low, low budget, poorly written gender reversal of The Good Son minus any likable characters or decent performances. The worst actor here is the kid playing the murderous, lying daughter. Her exaggerated expressions are almost laughable but overall just extremely annoying. It's two hours of this kid on her bike sneaking around, killing the neighbor and generally being a vicious brat. The supporting actors are so unbelievably dumb you will find yourself either rolling your eyes or laughing. Like most trainwrecks, you will find yourself unable to look away or change the channel. Do yourself a favor and CHANGE THE CHANNEL. Nothing in this miserable flop is worth your time. If you want to know if the idiot kid gets her comeuppance at the end, here's what happens: after killing the neighbor, lying to everyone, poisoning someone, putting the son of her father's new girlfriend in the hospital and finally trying to stab her father's new girlfriend - her dumb adoptive father finally realizes she's nuts. Final scene is the kid in some sort of institution for disturbed kids. She's painted a picture for her dad of a garden with some flowers and the sun shining down. She asks if she can hang it up in her room when she comes home. She asks if her father has changed her room, he says he hasn't and then hugs her. Then the screen fades to black and credits roll. For the love of your precious time (that could be spent better watching anything else) do not waste two hours on this... You will never get that time back. If I could have given this zero stars, I would have - absolute garbage.

It was probably made for 12 yo's. I watched at first, because I knew from the title and short description it would be about a demented child which are fun to watch for me. It ended up being an amateur level production experience. By amateur I mean it was actors and a production at very basic levels. I stuck with it because I like seeing how hard it is to be good at writing and acting when you see people who aren't very good, but want to be. Who knows you might see someone early in their career, and end up in real movies or popular tv shows. You got to start somewhere. The little girl in this gets mad over and over when she loses her father's undivided attention or doesn't get what she wants. It was probably made for $50,000 the whole thing.