
Don't Look Under the Bed (1999) on Netflix
TV-PG19991h 33mFamilyFantasyHorror
In Middleberg, pranks point at Frances Bacon McCausland, starting high school a year early. Larry Houdini, an imaginary friend only children can see, says the Boogeyman is framing her.
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Plot summary
Frances Bacon McCausland is starting high school a year early in Middleberg, a town where odd things keep happening. Dogs turn up on rooftops, clocks ring hours too soon, a teacher's car is covered in eggs, gelatin fills the school pool, and the letter B is painted around town. The same B appears inside Frances' locker, and the pranks seem to come from her. Larry Houdini, a boy only children can see, tells her he is an imaginary friend and that the Boogeyman is framing her.
Cast
Erin Chambersas Frances Bacon McCausland
Ty Hodgesas Larry Houdini
Robin Rikeras Karen McCausland
Steve Valentineas Boogeyman
- Mary Parker Williamsas Ms. Readle
- Geoff Hansenas Mr. Kepler
- Barry Yourgrauas Principle Gribben
Stephen Tobolowskyas Michael McCausland
Nathan Stevensas Bert McCausland
RuDee Sadeas Joanne Smith
Rachel Kimseyas Zoe
Ruth Haleas Old Zoe
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Don't Look Under the Bed (1999)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
SPOILER
Disney asked director Kenneth Johnson to shoot the ending kiss between Eric "Ty" Hodges II's Larry, who was not written as a black character, and a white girl several ways, including not at all; Johnson fought for it and the kiss stayed in the film.- The 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie drew numerous complaints from parents who said it scared their children, and the channel withdrew it from circulation as a result.
- The Boogeyman was originally scarier in early concept drawings, with a dark look and quills; director Kenneth Johnson made him more Victorian and gave him limerick-like dialogue to lighten him.
SPOILER
The original script had Frances and Larry getting rid of the Boogeyman with a tetra-fuse, but Johnson changed it so Frances defeats him herself, wanting a climax like Walt Disney's Dumbo (1941), where heroism comes from within.
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