Shout! Studios announced Monday that this year's remake of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead will be available to own on digital video-on-demand platforms Nov. 19. The film opened in theaters April 12 and BET+ May 16.
Allain-Marcus also said he "felt the movie worked better Black." He cast Simone Joy Jones, Carter Young, Donielle T. Hansley Jr. and Ayaamii Sledge as siblings who have to fend for themselves for the summer after their elderly babysitter (June Squibb) dies.
The original movie starred Christina Applegate, Keith Coogan, Danielle Harris, Christopher Pettiet and Robert Hy Gorman as the siblings. In both films, the oldest sister uses a fake resume to land a job at a fashion company.
Nicole Richie plays the fashion executive, Rose, in the remake. Harris, Coogan and original Rose Joanna Cassidy cameo in the remake.
Applegate's multiple sclerosis diagnosis prohibited her involvement and Pettiet died in 2000.UPI praised the remake in its review for addressing how modern technology makes some things easier for teenagers living alone but complicates others.
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