Perfect Little Angels 1998
"Madness never looked so calm."
When recently widowed Elaine Freedman relocates to a picturesque new town, she and her teenage daughter Justine are warmly welcomed by the ever-smiling family physician Dr. Calvin Lawrence.
Director: Timothy Bond
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Perfect Little Angels (1998) about?
After moving to a new town, a grieving widow and her rebellious teen daughter encounter a charming doctor who offers a 'solution' to her daughter's attitude—one that comes with a horrifying price. The story twists into a chilling exploration of suburban perfection and hidden agendas.
Who directed Perfect Little Angels?
Timothy Bond directed *Perfect Little Angels*; the film showcases his knack for blending family drama with psychological tension.
Who stars in Perfect Little Angels?
The film stars Cheryl Ladd as Elaine Freedman, Jody Thompson as her daughter Justine, Michael York as Dr. Calvin Lawrence, Brendan Fehr, and Jade Pawluk.
Is Perfect Little Angels (1998) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, *Perfect Little Angels* offers a tense, underrated thriller with strong performances—especially by Cheryl Ladd and Michael York. Its themes of manipulation and conformity make it a compelling watch for fans of '90s psychological dramas.
How long is Perfect Little Angels?
Perfect Little Angels has a runtime of 95 minutes.
About Perfect Little Angels (1998) — A Thriller About Control and Perfection in Small-Town America
When recently widowed Elaine Freedman relocates to a picturesque new town, she and her teenage daughter Justine are warmly welcomed by the ever-smiling family physician Dr. Calvin Lawrence. Noticing Justine's sullen mood, the doctor prescribes a seemingly benign vitamin supplement—one he proudly manufactures in his own home. Soon, Justine transforms into a flawless teenager, mirroring the eerily perfect teens already populating the town.
Directed with deliberate tension by Timothy Bond, *Perfect Little Angels* (1998) blends psychological suspense with family drama, exploring themes of control, conformity, and the unsettling cost of perfection. Cheryl Ladd stars as the protective mother caught in a nightmare of manipulation, with Jody Thompson as Justine and Michael York as the chillingly affable Dr. Lawrence, whose kindness masks something far more sinister.