Bad Sister (2015)

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A Catholic school student becomes convinced that the new nun teaching her class is an impostor with her eye on the girl's brother.

Zoe Brady is a pupil at St. Adeline's Catholic School when a new teacher, Sister Sophia, arrives. Something about the newcomer does not sit right with Zoe, and the more she watches, the less the woman behaves like a nun.

Her unease sharpens when Sister Sophia starts paying close attention to Zoe's brother Jason. What looks to everyone else like a kindly teacher taking an interest in a student looks to Zoe like a seduction, and it is getting bolder.

The trouble is that nobody wants to hear it. Accusing a woman of the cloth is not something the school, or Zoe's own family, will take from a teenager, so she is left to prove on her own who the "good sister" really is. The cast list gives the game away: the woman calling herself Sister Sophia is credited as Laura, and a separate character named Sophia appears further down.

Bad Sister (2015) comes from the same producers as Double Daddy (2015) and Double Mommy (2016), and was written by Barbara Kymlicka, who co-wrote Double Daddy.

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Director: Doug Campbell

Writer/Screenplay: Barbara Kymlicka

Producer: Ken Sanders, Robert Ballo


Running time: 87 minutes

Certificate: TV-14



Genre: Thriller

Released: August 24, 2015

Music Composer: Steve Gurevitch

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Bad Sister was directed by Doug Campbell from a screenplay by Barbara Kymlicka, and produced by Ken Sanders and Robert Ballo, with Timothy O. Johnson as executive producer. Joseph M. Setele was director of photography, Clayton Woodhull edited the film and Steve Gurevitch wrote the music.

The same producing team made Double Daddy (2015), Double Mommy (2016) and Sugar Daddies (2014), along with the "at 17" films such as Stalked at 17 (2012). The film was first released in August 2015 and reached Lifetime in the United States on January 3, 2016.