The "psycho" of this film is Jenna Kravitz, who lives with her aunt. The two women work out of their home in a successful dress-making business. In the film, Jenna is described as a "pathetic dressmaker." But in addition to her sewing abilities, she has some psychological skills of entrapping people. She is also losing the battle against her own pathological predispositions for murder.
Jenna' s mother killed her father, who was the brother of Auntie Daisy. From all appearances, the father did nothing wrong. In the next generation, Jenna is acting out the problems of her mother. At least that is the psychological analysis of Daisy about her problematic niece. At one point, Jenna dumps her mother's ashes in the toilet. (Or are they the ashes of the father?) The audience will remember the line more than the plot detail, when Jenna gleefully says, "Ashes to ashes, flush to flush."
But the performer who is the scene stealer is Auntie, who is guilty of some pretty heavy emotional abuse of her niece. Unfortunately for viewers, Auntie gets bumped off all too early in the film.
There are numerous victims of the evil Jenna, including the two best friends of the newlyweds, Jason and Marci. But Jenna's obsession is with Jason. This was the reason that she crashed the wedding party. It will now be up to one strong-willed woman in the character of Marci to sort things out and discover the deep, dark secrets of Daisy's Wedding Corner.
Jenna' s mother killed her father, who was the brother of Auntie Daisy. From all appearances, the father did nothing wrong. In the next generation, Jenna is acting out the problems of her mother. At least that is the psychological analysis of Daisy about her problematic niece. At one point, Jenna dumps her mother's ashes in the toilet. (Or are they the ashes of the father?) The audience will remember the line more than the plot detail, when Jenna gleefully says, "Ashes to ashes, flush to flush."
But the performer who is the scene stealer is Auntie, who is guilty of some pretty heavy emotional abuse of her niece. Unfortunately for viewers, Auntie gets bumped off all too early in the film.
There are numerous victims of the evil Jenna, including the two best friends of the newlyweds, Jason and Marci. But Jenna's obsession is with Jason. This was the reason that she crashed the wedding party. It will now be up to one strong-willed woman in the character of Marci to sort things out and discover the deep, dark secrets of Daisy's Wedding Corner.