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Spanking the Monkey (1994)

Bright young student Raymond Aibelli is forced to sidetrack an important medical internship because his mother, Susan, is recovering from a broken leg. When he isn't tasked with the most mundane aspects of Susan's recuperation, Raymond finds distraction in a neighborhood girl, Toni Peck. But, as Susan begins relying on her son for both physical and emotional needs, Raymond starts developing disturbing and unwanted new yearnings.

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Dennis Schwartz 10 Dec 2005

Plays as a bad middle-class suburban joke that hits the right note between satire and being a shocker.

Sherman W 30 Jul 2007

This was the film that introduced me to Morphine and how to feel less comfortable in my own skin. Good stuff.

Private U 31 May 2007

Few people I know have seen this, which is a shame. I suggest you go out right away and rent this. Yes, it involves incest between a mother and a son, but watching that tragedy happen is the whole experience.

Nathan R 08 Aug 2014

Unlike with a lot of people, incestuous relationships don't crawl under my skin and disgust me. That part of the movie was actually the only thing about it I found watchable. What I DIDN'T find tolerable was this abhorrently unstable protagonist and his self-centered personality. I got so tired of him and his whining during the second half of the movie that continuing to view it was a difficult endeavor. Seriously, Ray has problems, and I'm not even talking about his vibrant curiosity for having a relationship with his mother. Knowing drama queens in real life is bad enough. Watching them in a film doesn't help. There were just a lot of things about the film I thought could have gone a lot better. The first half of the story was fine. As soon as Ray started acting like a complete prick is when I was no longer interested in it. I love drama, but this character was just unlikeable in every aspect. Good to watch, if you can get over Ray's irritating whimpering.

Michael K 31 Dec 2007

he major breakthrough film of the guy who did the excellent Three Kings and I Heart Huckabees. Ploughing what probably isn't quite as edgy now as it was upon its release, exploring the mother-son relationship in a fairly average family but with that darkly comic American independent cinema twist on it. I wish I'd seen this at the time of its release because although it still retained some extremely uncomfortable moments Todd Solondz's Happiness and Palindromes have since taken it further. I'd probably say this is slightly better than O'Russell's Flirting With Disaster and more of an indicator of things to come than a film that will be held up alongside his better work.