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In the event that you've seen the flavorfully terrible trailer for "The Boy Next Door," you definitely know a portion of the film's ideal — or, in other words its most noticeably awful — lines. "I love your mother's treats" may stand out forever as the most entertainingly unseemly risqué statement at any point verbally expressed by one secondary school understudy to another after the first has laid down with his classmate's mother. 

That is the reason of this future camp work of art, where Jennifer Lopez's teacher character has not recommended bounce back sex with a hunky understudy (Ryan Guzman) in the wake of getting her significant other (John Corbett) undermining her. It ought to be noticed that, at 45, Lopez stays in fine structure. Chief Rob "The Fast and the Furious" Cohen showers nearly as much consideration on her body as he does on Guzman's buns, which are introduced as two of the film's other little joys. 

That this fortunate understudy, Noah, is supposed to be right around 20 makes it just somewhat not so disgusting, despite the fact that it's never sufficiently clarified why the child is as yet taking AP classes when most others his age would be part of the way through school. Guzman, who's really pushing 30 — and whose character cites Homer's "Iliad" and wears ties to class — looks more like the covert cops from "21 Jump Street" than a boy. It's only one of the film's numerous unlikelihoods, which will either stream over you like water, in the event that you let them, or aggravate like an irritated fleece sweater, on the off chance that you battle them. 

Rapidly, Noah is uncovered to be a crazy stalker who will not take no for an answer when Lopez's Claire wakes up and attempts to sever their relationship. "I won't ever, ever," he tells Claire, stopping for sensational impact, "going to release you." (This absurdly ungrammatical assertion might clarify why he has been kept down at school.) Before long, Noah has changed from Jason Schwartzman's intelligent preppy in "Rushmore" into Glenn Close from "Deadly Attraction." 

Like a vehicle lurching down the Hollywood slopes without brakes — indeed, that is a scene in the film — "The Boy Next Door" surges harum scarum from spine chiller region into the domain of blood and gore movie. On occasion, Noah resembles a far off cousin of Norman Bates, with better abs. 

However its studio, Blumhouse Productions, is most popular for the "Paranormal Activity" series and other frightfests, "The Boy Next Door" plays best as accidental parody. It's a movie about a young fellow with an unfortunate mother obsession, however on the off chance that you go into it anticipating that something closer should "Mommie Dearest" than "Psycho," you'll presumably have a vastly improved time.

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