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Kathleen Turner
Beverly Sutphin
Sam Waterston
Eugene Sutphin
Ricki Lake
Misty Sutphin
Matthew Lillard
Chip Sutphin
Scott Morgan
Detective Pike
Walt MacPherson
Detective Gracey
Justin Whalin
Scotty
Patricia Dunnock
Birdie
Lonnie Horsey
Carl
Mink Stole
Dottie Hinkle
Mary Jo Catlett
Rosemary Ackerman
John Badila
Mr. Stubbins
Kathy Fannon
Betty Sterner
Doug Roberts
Ralph Sterner
Traci Lords
Carl's Date
Tim Caggiano
Marvin Pickles
Jeff Mandon
Howell Hawkins
Colgate Salsbury
Father Boyce
Patsy Grady Abrams
Mrs. Jenson
Richard Pilcher
Herbie Hebden
Beau James
Timothy Nazlerod
Stan Brandorff
Judge
Kim Swann
Luann Hodges
Suzanne Somers
Suzanne Somers
Bus Howard
Gus
Alan J. Wendl
Sloppy
Patricia Hearst
Juror #8
Nancy Robinette
Jury Forewoman
Peter Bucossi
Rookie Cop
Loretto McNally
Policewoman
Wilfred E. Williams
Press A
Joshua L. Shoemaker
Court TV Reporter
Rosemary Knower
Court Groupie A
Susan Lowe
Court Groupie B
John Calvin Doyle
Carl's Brother
Mary Vivian Pearce
Book Buyer
Brigid Berlin
Mean Lady
Jordan Brown
Police Officer
Anthony 'Chip' Brienza
Vendor
Jeffrey Pratt Gordon
Flea Market Boy
Shelbi Clarke
Flea Market Girl
Nat Benchley
Macho Man
Kyf Brewer
Dealer
Teresa R. Pete
Baby's Mother
Zachary S. Pete
Church Baby
Richard Pelzman
Doorman
Chad Bankerd
Kid A
Johnny Alonso
Kid B
Robert Roser
Kid C
Mike Offenheiser
Joe Flowers
Lee Hunsaker
Girl
Michael S. Walter
Burglar A
Mojo Gentry
Burglar B
Gwendolyn Briley-Strand
Mrs. Taplotter
Jennifer Mendenhall
Reporter
Joan Rivers
Joan Rivers
Catherine Anne Hayes
TV Serial Hag
Susan Duvall
Lady C
Valerie Yarborough
Press
Jordan Young
Kid
Jennifer Finch
Camel Lips
Suzi Gardner
Camel Lips
Demetra Plakas
Camel Lips
Donita Sparks
Camel Lips
John A. Schneider
Husband A
Lyrica Montague
Court Clerk
Bess Armstrong
Eugene Sutphin's Nurse (uncredited)
Greg Coale
Birdie's Father (uncredited)
Kim McGuire
Stage Diver (uncredited)
John Poague
Cop (uncredited)
Al Sotto
Club Kid (uncredited)
John Waters
Ted Bundy (voice) (uncredited)

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A review by kevin2019

Written by kevin2019 on Thu Sep 26 2024

"Serial Mom" - which, by the way, is not for the faint hearted - is a wonderfully inappropriate guilty pleasure packed with lots of macabre fun and its wholesome depiction of life in American suburbia resembles David Lynch's contentious "Blue Velvet" (1986), but like most things in this life everything just looks too good to be true and that is simply because it is. The nicest neighbours can have the darkest secrets of all and the most hospitable and unassuming people can also be the most abominable monsters. Beverly Sutphin is a case in point. She is a charming and delightful house wife, mothe...