Serial Mom

• Comedy
• Crime

Beneath a veneer of pristine suburban domesticity, *Serial Mom* unleashes a darkly comedic and unsettling exploration of obsessive maternal protectiveness gone violently awry. Beverly Sutphin, a seemingly idyllic housewife, navigates a world of social slights and perceived disrespects with escalating, ironically polite acts of murderous retribution against those who inconvenience her family. The film’s subversive humor doesn’t glorify violence, but instead uses it to dissect the pressures of maintaining a perfect façade and the alarming extremes of parental devotion. It’s a pointed satire of 1950s Americana refracted through a lurid, blackly funny lens, offering a uniquely unsettling perspective on the darker impulses hidden within seemingly ordinary lives – and questioning the very nature of "good" motherhood.