"Poison Ivy" is a 1992 film where a seductive young woman named Ivy (played by Drew Barrymore) befriends a shy, sheltered teenage girl, Sylvie (Sara Gilbert), and manipulates her way into Sylvie's wealthy family, ultimately seducing Sylvie's father, Darryl (Tom Skerritt), with the intention of taking over their comfortable life, leading to dangerous and tragic consequences.
Key points about the movie:
Central conflict:
Ivy, a troubled girl with a troubled past, becomes obsessed with Sylvie's seemingly perfect family life and plots to destroy it by seducing her father.
Character dynamics:
The film explores the complex relationship between the two girls, where Ivy's manipulative charm contrasts with Sylvie's naivety.
Themes:
The movie touches on themes of jealousy, betrayal, and the dark side of desire.
