Perfect Little Angels

The movie (Perfect Little Angels) was made in 1998, I've seen it in the mid 2000's, and I liked the movie, I found it somewhat a freaky suspense movie. From the moment that freaky doctor gave the lady three bottles of his home-made vitamins as housewarming gift, I knew there's something weird with him and his vitamins. That freaky doctor was using the people in that small upscale community for his own lab testing project through some radio frequency by giving them his weird home-made vitamins (through injection or pill), it's quite freaky. The young guy who played Mitch in this movie was great, his acting was great, this was the first movie I've seen him in. It's a good movie!

Perfect Little Angels was a novel by Andrew Neiderman published in 1991. Way before Disturbing Behavior came out. The bestselling author of Playmates and Surrogate Child creates another masterpiece of horror. The teenagers of Elysian Fields are perfect. They don't drink or smoke, and they are always polite to their elders. The new girl in town hasn't learned to behave--but she will, for there are so many horribly effective ways to turn disobedient children into Perfect Angels.

Not a bad book, definitely more young adult but the movie follows it pretty well.

Disturbing Behavior is the rip off. Great Soundtrack though!!!

All in all, each movie does what it can.

This movie is okay....i'll admit i found it somewhat entertaining, but it wasn't me that turned it to ABC Family in the first place...i had just seen Disturbing Behavior a couple of days or possibly a week before my brother convinced me to watch this movie. The basic plot line is about a sinister doctor determined to help the kids in a small town to make it smoothly through Adolecence. A young man discovers their is something freaky going on and ends up rescuing and isolating a girl he is infatuated with. She is eventually returned to normal, but the lingering question is "Why was she acting so strange?". Fortunatly or Unfortuantly for her, your choice, Her mother is engaged to the Doctor. Ironic, huh? Well, the plot unfolds and there is a bit of suspense, and some referenced humor that i didn't understand until now, but overall it was a pretty good movie. The only thing is that it ripped off Disturbing Behavior...i think that this is a more tamer version of Disturbing Behavior...but i'd recommending watching both and decide which one you like better.

Disturbing Behavior clone about a teenage girl discovering a sinster plot to turn the local teenagers of a small town into mindless well behaved and well groomed teens who resort to violence when someone doesn't fit into their agenda. It lacks originality both story wise and production value wise, but for a made for television family movie it certainly does offer plenty of entertainment value and contains a decent amount of excitement and boo moments to keep one watching all the way to the end.

Not rated; Mild Violence.

This movie is done many times before and it was very boring and the acting just not very good. I like Cheryl Ladd but sadly this was not one of her best movies. I have seen over 3000 movies and I give this One just 2 out of 10.

Having just moved to a new town, widow Elaine Freedman and her teenage daughter Justine are greeted by the effusive, terribly nice Dr. Calvin Lawrence. Sensing that Justine is bit testy and out of sorts, Dr. Lawrence recommends that she begin taking a special vitamin which he manufactures in his own home. Before long, Justine is the model of perfection -- just like all the other teenagers in town.