Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead Soundtrack (

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Rating: 6.30/10 from 38000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

No le digas a a mama que la babysitter ha muerto
Title in Italiano:

...Non dite a mamma che la babysitter è morta!
Title in Português:

Não Digam à Mamã Que a Babysitter Morreu

Synopsis

Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

When Mrs. Crandell goes on a summer vacation to Australia, she leaves her 5 kids--Sue Ellen, Kenny, Zach, Melissa, and Walter--in the care of a cruel elderly babysitter, Mrs. Sturak. When Mrs. Sturak dies, the kids load her body in a trunk and deposit the trunk on the front step of the local funeral home. The kids are ecstatic because they think that with the big wad of cash their mom has left behind, they can have a summer of consumer madness. But when they discover that the money has been buried with Mrs. Sturak, the kids have to fend for themselves to make ends meet.

17-year-old Sue Ellen tries working at a fast-food restaurant, but she can't stand the grease, so she puts together a false resume, poses as a twentysomething, and applies for a receptionist job at a garment-manufacturing company. The company's vice president, Rose Lindsey, is so impressed by her resume that she hires her on the spot as her executive assistant. Her deception looks to be working out: Sue Ellen manages to hold off office ladykiller Gus, avoids exposure by the embittered receptionist, borrows money from the company's petty-cash box for household incidentals, and continues a relationship with restaurant employee Bryan. But suddenly, the garment firm is set to go under, and Sue Ellen must use her teen fashion sense to save the company and her job. And she must get her siblings involved.

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Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
Draggin' the Line
Tommy James: Writer
Beat Goes Bang: Performer
Alan Meyerson: Produced
Perfect World
Glen Burtnick: Writer
Rick Neigher: Produced
Alias: Performer
What She Don't Know
Bill Wray: Produced
Bill Wray: Writer
Keep the Faith
Bill Wray: Produced
Bill Wray: Writer
Valentine: Performer
Chains
Bill Wray: Produced
Bill Wray: Writer
Lorraine Lewis: Performer
I Only Have Eyes for You
Harry Warren: Writer
John Boylan: Produced
Timothy B. Schmit: Performer
The Best Thing
Boom Crash Opera: Performer
Richard Pleasance: Writer
Viva La Vogue
Stampede
Bitter
Life's Rich Tapestry
Runnin' on Luck Again
Gimme Some Money
As Time Goes By
(Love Is) The Tender Trap
Twilight Zone Theme
Draggin' the Line
Beat Goes Bang: Performer
What She Don't Know
Bill Wray: Performer
Life's Rich Tapestry
Modern English: Performer
Children of the Fire
Brad Gillis: Performer
Runnin' on Luck Again
Valentine: Performer

User reviews

Robert King
6/10

The musical score of the film complements the on-screen action and dialogue seamlessly. It helps to build tension, create emotional moments, and enhance the comedic elements of the story.

Ashley Johnson
7/10

The song placements in key scenes elevate the overall impact of those moments, making them more engaging and memorable.

Daniel Robinson
7/10

The iconic songs used in the film create memorable and impactful moments that resonate with the audience.

Timothy Thompson
7/10

The catchy tunes and infectious beats of the songs featured in the movie make it a joy to listen to even outside of watching the film.

Jennifer Lopez
8/10

The music choices help set the tone for the film, setting up the audience for an entertaining and enjoyable experience.

William Gonzalez
7/10

The music selection enhances the comedic moments of the film, adding an extra layer of humor to the story.

Kimberly Walker
7/10

The soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead perfectly captures the fun and rebellious spirit of the movie.

Ronald Moore
6/10

Overall, the music in Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead contributes significantly to the overall charm and appeal of the film. It's a memorable aspect that enhances the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression.

Joshua White
6/10

The choice of songs in the movie reflects the 90s era perfectly, creating a nostalgic feeling for those who grew up during that time. It's a great blend of classic hits and lesser-known tracks that fit the scenes well.

Donald Nelson
5/10

The use of music in key moments of the movie, such as Sue Ellen's transformation at work or the siblings coming together to save the company, adds depth and emotional resonance to the scenes.

Carol Brown
6/10

The soundtrack includes some iconic songs that have since become synonymous with the movie. These tracks have stood the test of time and continue to be beloved by fans of the film.

Timothy Wright
8/10

The soundtrack complements the characters' personalities and story arcs, adding depth to their development.

Stephanie Brown
6/10

The soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead perfectly captures the fun and rebellious spirit of the movie. Each song adds to the overall atmosphere and enhances the viewing experience.

Timothy Wright
7/10

The s pop and rock songs featured in the film bring a nostalgic and energetic vibe to the scenes.

Dorothy Johnson
8/10

The soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead is a standout element that contributes to the film's overall charm and appeal.

Laura Wright
1/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the movie seemed mismatched and distracting, taking away from the emotional impact of certain scenes. It felt like the music was forced into the film rather than seamlessly integrated, resulting in a jarring and disjointed soundtrack that failed to connect with the audience.

Joseph White
6/10

The soundtrack features a mix of upbeat and energetic songs, as well as more emotional and poignant tracks. This variety helps to keep the movie engaging and dynamic throughout.

David Young
10/10

The upbeat and catchy tunes in the soundtrack create a nostalgic feeling that transports me back to the 90s. The music selection is diverse, ranging from rock to pop, and each song adds depth to the characters and the plot. It's impossible not to sing along and feel the excitement of the movie with such a fantastic soundtrack.

Patricia Roberts
6/10

The soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead is a hidden gem that deserves more recognition. It elevates the movie to another level and showcases the importance of music in storytelling.

Karen Clark
9/10

The soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead truly captures the energetic and rebellious spirit of the movie. Each song perfectly complements the scenes, enhancing the emotions and bringing the story to life.

Edward Smith
8/10

The soundtrack includes a diverse range of songs that cater to different moods and emotions portrayed in the movie.

Patricia Adams
3/10

I found the soundtrack of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead to be quite disappointing. The music selection felt outdated and out of touch with the film's storyline, failing to enhance the overall viewing experience.