I've Been Waiting for You

TV Movie
1998
PG-13
1h 30m

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Soleil Moon Frye, Christian Campbell, and Sarah Chalke in I've Been Waiting for You (1998)

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A girl moves to a small town with her mom, only to be compared to a legendary witch with the same name.A girl moves to a small town with her mom, only to be compared to a legendary witch with the same name.A girl moves to a small town with her mom, only to be compared to a legendary witch with the same name.

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5.3/10

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Trivia
Sarah Chalke and Markie Post would later play mother and daughter again on Sarah's show Scrubs.

Quotes
Eric Garrett: Speaking of parties, I'm having one and we'd like to invite you as the official guest of honor.
Sarah Zoltanne: Why? So you and your little "descendants club" can burn me at the stake and roast marshmallows by the fire?

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References Backdraft (1991)

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I'm sorry

I'm sorry, but this movie just wasn't all that great. I rented it because it had a shiny cover, it said that it was by the author of I Know What You Did Last Summer, and it starred Soleil Moon Frye. But it just didn't work for me. The little attempts at romance were never fleshed out and should have either been strengthened or edited out. And I understand that the TV aspect lowered the body count drastically, but if they scared one girl to death (hokey hokey hokey), they could have used that excuse to ice another character or two. Instead, they just have some little troll-thingie with a cool looking weapon (4 nails... would have been better as 4 blades) who threatens his victims. Nope. But the acting was better than the average TV movie (worse than the average film, but hey), and some of the humor worked.